Parenting Taboos: Admitting that you feel bored, unfulfilled, or even regret your choice to stay at home with your children is difficult but not uncommon

Winnowburn is the first – and so far, only – verified Woodland Carbon Code project in Northern Ireland, the least wooded part of the UK

At a time of climate crisis, the new Government has a choice to make between carbon budgets and economic growth at all costs

Delegates at FAI general assembly voted to allign all leagues on a summer schedule by 2028

Henderson didn’t believe in warming up before games. Famously, he never bothered to learn the names of team-mates or assistant coaches

Department has no list of companies that received investments from €1.25bn scheme

Netflix review: While the cliches are ticked off one by one, the UK-set whodunnit with a convoluted plot and soap opera-level acting is pleasing hokum from mystery writer Harlan Coben

Alliance doesn’t sit on the fence, it walks a tightrope - but it has fallen off over EU regulations

The Green Party faces a challenge in pushing policies to tackle climate change with just one TD

Lack of even a basic list raises questions about how the scheme was monitored

The extortionate level of property prices there are bound to face a correction some time. When prices crashed here, a generation that bought their first Irish home during the 2000s was stuck

Principals say rise in students from abroad and pupils with additional needs are behind high numbers

Senior Irish officials warn of declining influence in Europe as interest in careers in EU institutions drops off

A cosy evening by the stove lay before me dispatching messages to loved ones penned in my elegant poetic backhand

Prices rise by 9% to average of €332,000 across the State, says Daft.ie, with Dublin average just below €443,000

Official statistics show the number of cases involving the most common infections started to reduce last year

A new stage adaptation of Michael Morpurgo’s beloved novel brings the kinship of boy and beast alive in a triumph of theatrical storytelling

Irish Hotels Federation names high-profile industry veteran Paul Gallagher as new chief executive

Tech bros from Elon Musk to Sam Altman are looking to president-elect’s second term to unshackle them from regulatory restrictions

More EV models are coming on stream across the price range but charging infrastructure remains a concern for motorists

Companies upbeat on outlook and growing job numbers despite subdued end to 2024

Flexibility in the workplace is still enough of a factor for people to consider cuts to pay or benefits

Commission pledges ambitious research programme as Department highlights reduction in sectoral studies

Industry group says members cannot shoulder costs for longer trips as they face rising costs on other fronts

Police and fire department officials working to get body out of vehicle after it caught fire and exploded, authorities say

Television review: Much of the fun with The Traitors from the BBC is in how seriously it takes itself. A creepy castle in the Scottish Highlands helps with the ambience, too. RTÉ will probably be set the new Irish version at Limerick Junction

The general election took place inside a bubble, when a calamity with fundamental implications for society and the economy was relegated to a side issue by the three largest parties

Texas man crashed truck into crowd and then opened fire on police, killing 10 people

Arsenal come from behind to win 3-1 at Gtech Community Stadium

Bleary-eyed witnesses said they had heard the loud popping of gunshots, screams of terror and bodies on the ground