Fianna Fáil TD says party backbenchers ‘frustrated’ at Micheál Martin’s leadership
Malcolm Byrne says slow pace of delivery on housing is source of frustration for backbenchers
President Michael D Higgins hopes to leave hospital today as condition improves
Doctors are set to decide if President is well enough to go home
Three Irish billionaires to share most of €5.9bn deal for UK nursing homes business
JP McManus, Dermot Desmond and John Magnier to net windfall as US group Welltower confirms acquisition of nursing home group Barchester
Trump welcomes Japan prime minister’s promise to accelerate military build-up
Sanae Takaichi and US president sign deals on trade and rare earths
Hurricane Melissa to batter Jamaica as island’s strongest storm on record
Island’s health and wellness ministry reports there have been three storm-related deaths ahead of landfall
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Greencore deal faces a new hurdle and tapping energy stored in batteries to cut electricity costs
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I Am Not an Alcoholic: I was told the prosecco was free but the water was €7
Part 27: When I tell a waiter, ‘No, thank you, I don’t drink’, no sooner have the words left my mouth than my confidence wavers. Am I being too cocky?
Ireland ranks high on rule of law, but justice weakens in most countries
Rule of Law Index warns of executive overreach eroding courts and freedoms
Limerick woman (29) to have endometriosis surgery in Greece after disease spread to heart
Lisa Walsh was diagnosed with stage four endometriosis after almost a decade of seeking answers from medical professionals
National children’s hospital board sees legal expenses triple as it fights €880m in claims
State’s most expensive infrastructure project mired in claims by construction company and a local injunction
There is no stopping the eternal TJ Reid - 19 years a going
Ballyhale guiding light celebrates a 12th county medal
No heave against Micheál Martin, but many in Fianna Fáil mute on public support
Loyal Ministers rally in appeal for calm after public criticism of Taoiseach from party colleagues
Martin always outmanoeuvres FF enemies but the Jim Gavin error leaves him vulnerable
Taoiseach’s supporters fear a no-confidence motion against him that could cement or topple his leadership
‘They couldn’t believe my tumour hadn’t spread’: Larry Tompkins on tough year of cancer treatment
The All-Ireland winning footballer is slowly recuperating after treatment for ‘very rare’ lung cancer
Leona Maguire heads to Malaysia as Lauren Walsh moves within reach of Major qualification
Castle Golf Club conquer the weather at Powerscourt for The Irish Times Shield
Surge in number of exclusion orders against foreign-national prisoners
Those who pose threat to safety and security of Republic are being removed and banned from re-entry at record rate
Gaza peace plan deadlocked despite hands-on US efforts
Danger that temporary border becomes permanent
Gerry Thornley: Too old? Too Leinster? We’ll soon learn a lot about Andy Farrell’s Ireland
Key questions could be answered when Ireland take on four formidable opponents over the coming weeks
Opposition to Mercosur trade deal waning as crunch EU vote approaches
Ireland and other EU states to vote on controversial Mercosur trade deal in December
Limerick hospital expansion at risk over chief executive pay row
Tensions between St John’s Hospital board and HSE have increased in recent months
‘We expect nothing other than full compliance’: Inside the row over a hospital boss’s pay
Accusations of ‘unreasonable and unwarranted conduct’ – and risk to patients – amid pay scale dispute
Repelling invaders: What can Ireland do to keep harmful alien species away?
Public responded well to Asian hornet alert but tougher regulations and better education needed
Moth holes in your favourite jumper? Here’s what to do
Kim O’Driscoll from Project Prolong gives her tips on how to protect your clothes from moths
From France to Ireland: ‘I called my parents after two weeks and said I’m not coming back’
French musician Léna Descottes lives on Inishboffin. When she learned about an early childhood road trip, her grá for Irish trad made sense
Traveller charity’s funders order review amid board standoff with staff and users
Learners ‘riddled with anxiety’ after being sent home from programmes, one staffer said
Mercosur trade deal brings EU and South America closer but creates divide at home
Irish farming organisations remain opposed to the deal over fears that beef would come into the EU at cheaper prices
Local Property Tax: Some bills will double, others will go down. Find out what you’ll pay
Some homeowners will see their bills more than double, but others will pay less next year
‘There’s no other option’: Leitrim woman’s commute went from six minutes to six hours
The Housing Crisis & Me: Martha Gilheaney did not think it would be possible to buy anywhere in the country, let alone Dublin
Riot Games profits spike to €587m through Dublin-based Emea headquarters
Group looking to grow revenue at company’s Emea League of Legends esports competition, which recorded losses of €18m
Picasso’s vertical paintings, Elon Musk’s trillion-dollar pay package, and the art of stock valuation
Stock markets are more efficient than art auctions, but still not perfect
Fintan O’Toole: There’s a reason why Ireland votes for leftist presidents and right-of-centre governments
There are five things the left needs to do now to capitalise on Catherine Connolly’s win
Hamilton and other hit shows boost profits at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre
The company that operates the theatre in Dublin’s docklands made a pretax profit of €6m last year
‘They’re behaving like gangsters’: Will the rest of the world stand up to the US at Cop30?
A strong agreement on methane would be a sign that the rest of the world has not given up and is standing up to the bully
The moment a stroke happens, the clock starts to count down
A look inside one of Ireland’s 22 dedicated hospital stroke units informs how to recognise the signs and how best to react
We’re thinking of buying a new-build home. What extra costs do we need to budget for?
We have learned from friends that some new developments don’t provide buyers with flooring or appliances
Mitch Albom: ‘People think that if you’ve written inspirational books in the past, everything is great in your life’
The new novel from the author of Tuesdays with Morrie explores love, second chances and the benefit of making mistakes
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Two homes, one price: A three-bed stone house in Kingscourt or a 1920s bungalow in Killester
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