Sign in. It’s quick, free and it’s up to you.
An account is an optional way to support the work we do. Find out more.
Irish
From The 42
Athletics
Rhasidat Adeleke out of National Championships in Santry due to 'lingering' injury
Vanessa O'Callaghan
Two people released after questioning about fatal assault of woman in Cork last December
race to the aras
Labour Party throws support behind Catherine Connolly as Left unity candidate for president
Labour is joining a left-wing alliance alongside the Social Democrats and People Before Profit.
Sean Rooney
Mother of Irish soldier killed in Lebanon says Tánaiste shouldn't 'seek to speak for me'
O'Leary versus O'Brien
Minister says Ryanair boss is a 'successful' man but he's wrong about MetroLink
Police Ombudsman
PSNI officer dismissed for sending racist, sectarian, and antisemitic WhatsApp messages
busconnects
Three-year construction of €274m Liffey Valley to Dublin bus corridor to begin in September
Court of Appeal
McGregor co-defendant James Lawrence loses appeal after seeking costs from Nikita Hand
goods and services
'Smear' campaign against Ireland over Occupied Territories Bill must be tackled, says committee
Court of Appeal
Conor McGregor loses appeal over civil jury finding that he raped Nikita Hand
In its ruling this afternoon, the three-judge Court of Appeal dismissed the appeal “in its entirety”.
illegal vapes
Illegal vapes still easily accessible despite HSE enforcement
The Journal Investigates found illegal vapes for sale in shops almost next door to where they were seized.
Wait Times
‘Steady improvement’ in driving test wait times as RSA says it’s on course for 10-week target
RIP
RTÉ radio presenter Seán Rocks dies aged 64
He is best known for his work on Arena, an arts and culture show that aired on weeknights since 2009.
Irish Rail
Train line re-opens between Malahide and Skerries but delays and route alterations expected
fatal collision
Motorcyclist in his 20s dies following single-vehicle collision in Co Waterford last night
The Explainer
Is the EU-US tariff deal the best we could do?
Or should we view it as dodging what could have been a potentially very damaging bullet? We’re joined by Dr Emma Howard, an economist and lecturer at TU Dublin.
24m
Rehabilitation
'Positive prospects' for girl injured in Parnell Square attack who will return to school in September
have your say