Brooklyn Peltz Beckham says he does not want to reconcile with his family
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Donald Trump’s White House is now a volatile force of change and whimsy
The US president is now 12 months into his second term, but this may be his last year as the only relevant player on stage
Congolese football fan’s tribute to Patrice Lumumba captures public imagination at Afcon
Michel Kuka Mboladinga evoked the pan-African struggle by mimicking statue of Congo’s first prime minister after winning independence
Widower asks: ‘How many more have to die until driver behaviour changes?’
Ann Watters never regained consciousness after suffering head injuries when struck by a van driven by a delivery driver
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Trump has ‘very good’ telephone call with Nato’s Rutte about Greenland
US president says he agreed to a meeting of various parties at the World Economic Forum in Davos
IDA would consider dropping X and Davos braces for Trump
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Gardaí investigated how Irish Times reporter learned of domestic violence charge against member
Initial reporting into Garda Trevor Bolger case in led to journalist being questioned about sources
‘I’ll handcuff myself to Leinster House if he doesn’t lose his job,’ says ex-wife of garda who assaulted her
Margaret Loftus says ex-husband Bolger was able to exert power over her to point of sentencing, including censoring her victim-impact statement
IDA would consider removing X from its books if firm deliberately breaches online safety rules
Agency chief also warns about corrosive impact to transatlantic trade from current Greenland debacle
Owen Doyle: Referees need to remind themselves they’re not coaches
In the run-up to the Six Nations, it’s vital that refs and players know exactly what’s expected of them
Ireland has much to learn from Pakistan when it comes to scaling up on solar energy
Pakistan’s citizen-led solar revolution was largely unplanned
Clayton McMillan doubles down on commitment to Munster amid All Blacks noise
‘I made a commitment to come here and I fully intend to see that out’
Future of sika deer in question following invasive species classification
Ireland must now devise a plan to control the growing numbers
Ireland has much to learn from Pakistan when it comes to scaling up on solar energy
Pakistan’s citizen-led solar revolution was largely unplanned
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Road Safety Authority requests show our TDs are not doing the jobs they are elected to do
Jacques Nienaber hails rapid rise of Leinster breakout star Joshua Kenny
The Leinster winger has quickly put himself in contention for selection in Andy Farrell’s Ireland squad
Gerry Thornley: Challenge Cup might suit Munster given they are a team in transition
The gap between Leinster and the other three provinces has never been so vast
London’s stock market is looking up, unlike Dublin’s
London bankers are optimistic about the year ahead for IPOs
No anxiety among Irish athletes about US situation ahead of Olympics, says OFI
World Cup matches in United States will be seen as a measure of how 2028 LA Olympics may look
What do chefs really think when you ask to go ‘off menu’ in their restaurants?
A salad without the salad? Most chefs will try to accommodate special requests as long as they don’t turn a dish into something it’s not
Restoration of 200-year-old George’s Dock in central Dublin due to start in coming months
Public favour pool plan for dock formerly earmarked for white-water rafting
Who are Ireland’s 11 billionaires and what are they worth?
Patrick and John Collison and Denis O'Brien among those featured in Oxfam’s latest report
High Court action against legal fees cap expected
Minister for Environment wants to cap State legal payments to €65,805
An Afghan woman judge who escaped from the Taliban: ‘Ireland saved our lives’
Judge Zahra Haidari was eight months pregnant when she and her husband arrived from Afghanistan after first going into hiding
Would Simon Harris accept a Vienna bank stake to sell PTSB?
Austria’s Bawag seen as a frontrunner to buy PTSB
Media’s to-do list for 2026 looks more daunting than ever
Reuters Institute report portrays an industry beset by threats and facing hard choices
‘Golf never gets any easier’: Shane Lowry sore after Dubai Invitational defeat
Bob MacIntyre blames his attitude for costing him at the Sony Open
Minister’s refusal to answer questions on DAA-Kenny Jacobs backed by Dáil chair
Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy says Darragh O’Brien right not to provide answers amid litigation
Austria’s Bawag could fund PTSB deal through shares and cash, UBS says
PTSB sale process is known to have attracted Bawag and private equity firms
Accepting uncertainty is a key component in living with chronic illness
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Our management fees are being inflated by the cost of night patrols of public roads in our estate
Chris Pratt: ‘There’s this temptation to just cut the tether and fly off into space’
Chris Pratt is one of Hollywood’s most bankable names. That makes it crucial to keep your feet on the ground
Will new rent rules lock Fair Deal residents into six-year tenancies even when they die?
Promised new rent and security-of-tenancy protections clash with rules for repayment of charges under nursing-home care subsidy scheme
‘Not a silver bullet’: How new short-term loans might impact the Irish housing market
As Bank of Ireland readies its new product for people trading down, we take a look at the return of bridging finance to the Irish market
‘I have lived in an unreal world’: audio of NI dentist’s confession to double murder emerges
Colin Howell walked into a Co Derry police station and confessed to the murder of his wife and his lover’s husband
Northern Lights visible in parts of Ireland due to powerful storm
Phenomenon is result of collision between gas particles in atmosphere and charged particles ejected from sun, says Met Éireann
Former British soldier played ‘logistical role’ in smuggling €42m worth of cocaine
Gary Monks was part of a ‘structured and organised’ cell under the control of others that conspired to import drugs
‘No basis’ for murderer’s challenge over prison sentence, says High Court judge
Raymond Donovan, who is serving life for the murder of Ann Walsh in 2005, claimed his sentence was changed on appeal
State’s refusal of spouse’s pension unconstitutional, court finds
Man argued he was discriminated against by refusal to allow him benefit from his late partner’s contributions to a Civil Service pension scheme
At least 40 killed and more than 150 injured in Spanish high-speed train crash
Bodies of victims found hundreds of metres away from site of ‘incredibly violent’ collision between two services near Córdoba
European leaders hope to avoid Greenland dispute escalating into trade war
Macron likely to propose first ever use of bloc’s ‘bazooka’ emergency power to increase its negotiating leverage
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