Cost of mortgages for almost 200,000 borrowers in Ireland to fall after ECB rate cut
tracker customers to benefit immediately from interest rate cut and ‘move will also put further downward pressure on variable and new fixed rates’
tracker customers to benefit immediately from interest rate cut and ‘move will also put further downward pressure on variable and new fixed rates’
Average Southern household pays three times more tax
CyberSafeKids encouraging people to disconnect for 24 hour as part of CyberBreak
Ireland manager responds to critical comments from Athlone Town manager Ciarán Kilduff as she names squad for Euro 2025 playoff
Summit of European leaders hears call for firmer deportation policies as migration dominates agenda
Ongoing investigation, including interview of five witnesses, indicates former pop group member (31) was alone at time of death
Tavia Michella Ximenes Da Costa pronounced dead at scene of incident in Windmill Court area of Dungannon at weekend
Officials assumed the eight-year-old boy had moved to a school in the North
Israel’s military says sweep of area by forces after a firefight uncovered three bodies, with DNA testing confirming one to be Sinwar
What is clear is that the current environment is causing serious harm, in particular for women
Irish jockey unsure if demands will permit run at a fifth UK title next season
Fine Gael TD and former Labour Senator have publicly suggested, including on the floor of the Dáil, that the individual was 16 at the time
Scott Bemand’s side will also face Japan and Spain at next year’s tournament in England
Ireland does have an abundance of alternative energy sources, particularly wind, but tapping them requires planning and investment
Israel’s military says the long-time militant group member and its eventual head was killed in Gaza
Leaflet says Shatter decided to ‘throw my name in the ring’, eight years on from losing his seat in the Dáil
Musician’s 1961 Fender secured for National Museum of Ireland with support from Live Nation Gaiety Ltd, says Minister for Arts
Students staged a walkout from lectures to give a message to the Government that they are not satisfied with the costs of education
Liability was ‘conceded’ in the matter by the named parties, court hears
Man who was shot was bleeding from the head and asking for help, jury told
Alexander McCartney to be sentenced next week after pleading guilty to 185 offences from 2013 to 2019
Mairéad Farrell was sent forward to Dáil by committee with unanimous approval after Mr Stanley’s resignation from party
Increases in extent and severity of forest wildfires most notable across vast areas of the northern hemisphere and undermines their critical role in storing carbon
Martin hopes for ‘constructive’ learning from mistakes, otherwise in next pandemic people will be ‘watching their backs rather than making decisions’
While the ship was going nowhere, it was full steam ahead for a love affair
Action brought against businessman and two companies
The judge warned dubious comments during zoning meetings should be “ideally identified and withdrawn”
No indication about future moves were given by the central bank even as money markets expect three further reductions through March 2025
Statement from President suggests a dedicated case taken to the Supreme Court would be more appropriate than a referral under his own constitutional powers
People Before Profit TD Gino Kenny appeals to all Government parties to allow members choice when issue becomes before Dáil next week
French golfer cards opening 10-under 62 to lead by one; Northern Ireland’s Tom McKibbin five off the pace after 67
Ukrainian leader claims 10,000 troops from North Korea being prepared to fight for Russia
Academic notes while Ozempic might prevent overdoses, weight loss drug may not actually reduce or end substance use
Minister says there is ‘ambiguity’ around whether aircraft needed an exemption but were not in breach of international law
82% of survey respondents believe employers consider hiring someone who requires a visa to be a ‘hassle’
Prof Michael Murphy succeeds Dr Maurice Manning as NUI’s sixth chancellor since 1908
Ex-Leinster and Australia rugby player was convicted in absentia of several charges while president of French club Narbonne
Action brought in 2021 by young woman, who is allegedly known to MMA fighter, with case due before High Court next month
Two Co Leitrim men took challenge after being prosecuted for preventing authorities from accessing their lands
Any additional matches would preferably be allocated ‘on a regional basis’ says Minister of State for Sport
After the first visit to Cairo in 13 years by Iran’s top diplomat, Mr Araghchi flew on to Turkey, the ninth stop on his regional tour amid rapidly rising regional tensions
Israeli military claims location had dozens of militants present inside compound when attack took place
Daughter of John Gilligan alleged she was being treated differently because of her familial connections
Ministers rule out dedicated coordination agency at launch of major sports event policy framework
With the rapid advance of artificial intelligence, forecasting skill is expected to increase significantly
Senator resigned from Sinn Féin last year amid investigation into complaints of inappropriate texts to teenager
Toy Industries of Europe finds that 80% of the toys it tested did not meet EU safety standards
Dean Hickson (22) from Finglas will never attend a protest again in his life, court told
Glasgow-born player won 93 caps and four Scottish Premierships among a trophy-laden Celtic career
Built at cost of over €1 billion, Ciudad Real airport operated for only three years before euro zone crisis
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices