With barely more than a week to go, it looks like the presidency is Catherine Connolly’s to lose. That said, in a presidential election where some loyalties are paper thin, no lead is unassailable.

Top administration officials engaged in an elaborate deception to spirit US president Donald Trump out of Turkey during the ...

Accountancy firm HLB Ireland is poised for major growth as it plans to add 150 people over three years and announced an acquisition in Galway. The company, which is part of Mentora Group, said it had ...

If you stand near any busy junction during rush hour in Beijing and shut your eyes, it will sound like a much quieter street somewhere in Europe or the United States with the sound of the tyres ...

My heart just sank,’ said one mature student after being informed the Academy of Play and Child Psychotherapy was pulling the plug on course ...

Nadine O’Regan’s column in Saturday’s Irish Times about a stranger knocking on her door shortly after she had a baby, and the friendship that developed from it, received a huge response from readers.

New Fine Gael TD Seán Kyne has defended his record raising concerns about Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) and said the Irish media needs to do “a lot more investigating” into the State agency. Kyne ...

A man who was arrested in connection with the death of a 16-year-old girl in a hit-and-run incident in Co Meath has been released without charge, gardaí said. Mia Lily Keogh O’Keeffe was walking her ...

More than 60 per cent of parents of disabled children win their appeals after being initially turned down for a care support payment, figures show. The Domiciliary Care Allowance is a €360 monthly ...

Cork “escaped the worst” of Storm Éowyn on Friday, a council official has said, but maximum gusts of 130km/h and 40mm of rain brought by the storm have created multiple hazards. Cork County Council’s ...

It’s getting on seven years since the Central Bank of Ireland published its final report into the tracker mortgage scandal, but the issue continues to rear its head. As Joe Brennan reports, PTSB is ...

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien is in a standoff with the DAA board, over the top post in the State airports group, two months after it backed a near €1 million exit deal for chief executive ...