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Opinion
budget 2027 plans
Ireland wants to build more and spend less. But who will actually deliver it?
Analysis
Energy prices
How much would it cost to introduce an electricity price cap in Ireland?
It’s been argued that the incoming CRU levy will make electricity more expensive, and that electricity credits shouldn’t be universal. What are our other options?
Series
Winners and Losers
Drink-driving, triple-locking and hug-your-granny: The winners and losers of the political week
Dublin Marathon
Marathon: The essential info on road closures, transport changes and the best spots to watch
Must Read
The Morning Lead
Housing insiders warn construction could slump with minister's new plan
The changes were announced to little fanfare this week, but have set off alarm bells in the housing sector.
Saturday
24 Oct
Data Centres
Irish data centre chief says critics are 'like Brexiteers' and fuelled by conspiracy theories
Sponsored
'Ireland is good at saving and can be better at investing with good advice' — how people can get the most out of investment accounts
Irish Life
Oct 24
Opinion
ecosystems
Invasive species are spreading across Ireland. So why is the response so inadequate?
Dublin District Court
Man arrested at Dublin Airport accused of recording intimate image of another man
Opinion
I got them online
Peptides: What are they, what are the risks and what does the science say?
As it happened
Updates
Leinster v Munster, URC
Leinster fight back to win URC inter-provincial derby at Aviva Stadium.
Sponsored
Looking for a dream job in the Irish car industry? DoneDeal Cars may have the answer
DoneDeal
Oct 24
Column
Motoring
Best of 2026: I'm sticking my neck out again with part two of my 'most loved' cars list
Road Safety
Driver caught doing 105kph in a 50kph zone, as gardaí ramp up roads policing for bank holiday
Media Law
A 'well-known' man is seeking an injunction in the UK - what does that mean for other countries?
London’s High Court will decide whether allegations against the man can be published at a trial due to be held later this month.
Public Transport
Travelling this bank holiday weekend? There's major disruption to train and bus services
FactCheck
solicitors strike
FactCheck: Are rape trials being 'deliberately' singled out by striking legal aid solicitors?
Jim O’Callaghan made the claim earlier this week.
Friday
23 Oct
From The 42
League of Ireland
Bohemians' title challenge ends with a whimper in loss to Dublin rivals Shelbourne
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