Jim Woulfe has been appointed as the new Chair of Enterprise Ireland after serving as Interim Chair since last June. He succeeds Michael Carey, who stepped down as chairman of the enterprise body in ...

A Met Éireann meteorologist has said the weather situation last night was complex and evolving, with the decision to suddenly issue a Status Yellow warning at 2.37am taken after rain was falling ...

Tonight's Premier Division fixtures between St Patrick's Athletic and Galway United, and Shelbourne and Shamrock Rovers have both been postponed as persistent heavy rain continues to disrupt the ...

A horse riding coach in his sixties who abused his position of trust by raping a 14-year-old girl having groomed her by giving her alcohol and equestrian clothing has been jailed for nine years.

Manchester City midfielder Rodri faces a potential ban after allegedly questioning the integrity of officials.

Lloyds has revealed that its boss's pay package jumped by a fifth in 2025, and set out proposals that could mean he has the potential to earn as much as £17.7m this year.

Norway's Johannes Klaebo won the men's 10km freestyle cross-country ⁠ski race to earn his eighth Olympic title and equal the record for the most gold medals at the Winter Games.

The Celtic Mist will set sail on its final season with the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group after over a decade of service.

Sky Ireland has been ordered by the High Court to send customers notifications at the end of their minimum-term contracts, after the company was found to be in breach of EU obligations to do so.

There was a 16% increase in the number of couples that attended marriage preparation programmes run by Accord for the Catholic Church last year.

RTÉ has confirmed it will broadcast the Republic of Ireland's Nations League games against Israel, should the ties proceed.

US consumer prices increased less than expected in January, but underlying inflation firmed as businesses raised prices at the start of the year, which together with a stabilising labour market could ...