Shinnecock Hills course will be toughest of the year, but real examination comes from the galleries

Cork athlete made a mark far beyond running, as seen by the tributes since his death

When my social circle thinned, I decided to do something Irish men rarely do: actively look for new friends

Expectant mother in semi-private system says she would ‘beg, borrow and steal to afford private care’ if she had a history of complications

Plus: Europe’s flag absent from the Dáil, Feargal Quinn makes The New Yorker, and a gunfluencer for whom the Provo aesthetic appeals

The UK’s departure from the EU has not caused the chaos once feared, but changes in British politics could bring fresh challenges for Ireland

‘It takes resilience. Keep going, the finish line is in sight’

‘Sitting in meetings would have killed me’ says Canon Tom O’Brien of his unlikely career change

Interruptions have made one of the most online-savvy nations in the world resort to cash, paper maps and pet cams

What happened on the river Glyde in June is not a local incident. It is a national emergency

The exiled Russian writer, who is coming to Dalkey Book Festival next week, talks about the ‘inner emigration’ of her friends under Putin and how even her father accepted regime propaganda

With her album You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, the singer wants a place as a grown-up artist. She tested the water with her Fontaines DC and CMAT songs

This sustainable approach to planting has taken the Internet by storm this year

These are the low-maintenance, decorative shrubby plants so often overlooked in fashionable ‘must grow’ lists

Future generations will find the notion of texting at the cinema or theatre as unacceptable as we now regard smoking in such places

Claire Tighe and David Bolger on their new production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical for the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

June 14th-19 highlights: including Bad: The Song That Saved My Life, Funboys, and series two of Sugar

Annual NCAD show comes to a close, while Cork silverware is in the spotlight at Hegarty Antiques

Nuala and Dick Harpur had thought about buying a property in Béziers for years but it took an appearance on the show to push them over the line

Emily Blunt, Eve Hewson, Bobby Kendall, Andri Snær Magnason and Peter Mullan feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of June 12th, 2026

Rite & Reason: A recent report found that 18 per cent of the Republic’s Catholics were born elsewhere. Far from their threatening the old culture, as xenophobes so often suggest, they are keeping it alive

Boualem Khoukhi’s header in stoppage time at Levi’s Stadium secures a draw for Qatar

Cork stun Donegal after being seven points down, while Monaghan hammer Roscommon in Clones to knock them out of the championship

Robbie Brennan’s side dominated Derry’s kick-out while James Conlon was impressive all over the park

Kingdom score three goals in the final 16 minutes to run out comfortable winners

Jack McCarron and Conor McCarthy come good in the second half with key scores in Clones

Favourites Down were convincing in a 2-23 to 0-6 win over Laois; Wicklow pull off comeback win over Antrim in Belfast

Robert Carney held off a mob of anti-Treaty demonstrators who tried to storm a guard station in Co Wicklow

Amano De Londra Miura, who has roots in Kerry and Japan, blends sean-nós with contemporary music and spoken word

Cork forward kicks four two-pointers as Rebels roar home to victory in Ballybofey