Claire Byrne knows the pressure is on. It’s Wednesday afternoon and the broadcaster is enjoying the final days of a three-month break from the airwaves before she makes the move to her new show on ...

A landlord who tried to charge a tenant extra money for use of a fridge, dining table and overnight stays by his girlfriend has issued judicial review proceedings after the Residential Tenancies Board ...

Troy Parrott continued his impressive goalscoring streak with a crucial winner to send his AZ Alkmaar side through to the last four of the Dutch Cup this evening.

In March 2025, Gorey Athletics Club existed on paper only, with no members, no timetable, no equipment, and no certainty it would work. For a town with more than 140 years of athletics history, that ...

Blackrock recovered from a slow start to brush aside Kilkenny in the Leinster Schools Junior Cup first round at wet and windy Energia Park on Tuesday afternoon.

A competition has been launched to rename an old hotel in the Aran Islands as works are underway to turn the derelict site into a vibrant cultural centre.

Flooding is feared across two major river valleys over the next 24 hours as rainfall on already swollen waterways and saturated land threatens to overwhelm flood defences.

The director general of RTÉ has ruled out any change to the pay cap at the station, despite the loss of Claire Byrne to Newstalk.

Inothewayurthinkin is reported to be none the worse for his final-fence fall in the Paddy Power Irish Gold Cup at Leopardstown on Monday.

A decision by China to reduce duties on dairy imports, but not back to previous levels, has been described as “disappointing” by Ibec.

Wall Street see-sawed between gains and losses yesterday, as markets absorbed a sharp sell-off in precious metals at the start of a week packed with corporate earnings and key economic data.

A man found loitering in Dublin Airport in the early hours of the morning because he had “nowhere else to go” has been banned from returning without a flight ticket.