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Most people assume chefs are all about the finer foods, but when it comes to feeding ourselves, you are mistaken

Families to meet Taoiseach Simon Harris ahead of expected apology in the Dáil on Tuesday

From Derry Girls to Bridgerton to Barbie, the Galway actor has had a whirlwind few years, but amid the glitz and glamour, she still takes a stand on what she believes in

Irish woman was stabbed 19 times by ex-boyfriend in Irish pub where she worked in Queens

Last gasp John Cooney penalty hands Ulster a much-needed win in a scrappy affair at the Kingspan Stadium

Former president insisted outside courtroom earlier that he should be on campaign trail rather than facing trial, and calls on judge to free him from order barring comment on parties to the case

Chants of ‘Send them home’ responded to with chants of ‘Say it loud, say it clear, refugees are welcome here’ from across the road

Simon Harris said he was keen speak to families of victims this weekend ahead of expected statement on Tuesday

Kilkenny attraction served as venue for Irish Open in 2021 and 2022 and set to host upcoming meeting of European Central Bank’s governing council

Party was not aware of WRC case against Dún Laoghaire-based Juliet O’Connell until it received a press query on Friday

Disputed letter challenged election editorial on populist prime minister Narendra Modi which criticised crackdown on free speech and opposition parties

Tehran’s signal that it will not retaliate allays fears of all-out war in the Middle East

Locals speak of the lifelong impact of surviving with relatives who escaped the flames, carrying ‘guilt’ for the rest of their lives

Gardaí believe 10 men detained in Cork last month involved in ‘sophisticated’ operation run by an international crime group

Donald Trump is a born communicator, but the gag order placed on him by judge Juan Merchan during this first criminal trial facing a former US president requires him to do, well, nothing

Province hasn’t hosted a playoff game in Thomond Park in either the URC or Champions Cup since the European tie two seasons ago against Exeter

Internal note sent by Drew Harris says there are ‘fine judgements’ to be made but gardaí need to respond to such incidents ‘appropriately and adequately’

Worldview: Irish people in the Australian city are struggling to process violent events of the past week, which struck right at the heart of the community

Woman says defendant (45) used charm and her addiction issues ‘to worm his way back’ into her life

Trevor Shaw was let go on Christmas Day to make way for a garda to drive Charlie McConalogue after security advice changed

Court hears man twice put his hand on leg of woman colleague, which was ‘inherently indecent’

Children to have main course in section of hotel with mother’s party and dessert in another area with father’s guests

More than half the respondents to embassy report say they have experienced discrimination

Exercise of restraint may be an inflection point for region if the US and Europe commit to ending the war in Gaza

Your essential end-of-week politics catch up from Michael Collins’s Trumpian bombast to Simon Harris’s big promises

Over 40,000 vehicles checked in first five hours of National Slow Down Day on Irish roads

Maurice Kiely had sued U2 Ltd, alleging the song ‘A Man and A Woman’ was written by him in 1998 and he performed it for the US model

Two children have brought High Court proceedings against deceased’s joint executors

A group of protesters attached banners to the railings outside Roderic O’Gorman’s home, calling on him to ‘close the borders’

Hard copies of releases from U2, The Cranberries, Fleetwood Mac, Pearl Jam and more to be in demand despite availability of music online