2FM presenter co-hosted Breakfast Republic for more than five years from 2014

Intelligence says Russia is preparing for a possible new ground offensive towards Ukrainian capital

Former Labour leader was chancellor when the Belfast Agreement was signed in 1998

Man (60s) to face charges of glorifying crimes against humanity and making death threats, prosecutor says

Even with a Yes vote, Iceland would need a second referendum, probably in several years’ time, to join

Gardaí in Longford appeal for witnesses to incident which also left female teenager in hospital

Rescue efforts hampered by fears of more flooding

We’re trying to lure Bernie from Bray into sending some incriminating texts to me when Hennessy decides to up the ante

If initially it can seem a bit hard to break into circles, clubs and societies are key to settling in to college life, says one fourth year

In the News podcast: What should be a calm oasis is a commuter rat run

Irish language broadcaster asks for €11m more funding in Budget 2027

Excise duty cuts decision indicates if there is a strategic brain around the Cabinet table, it is being kept well hidden

Despite soccer’s fragmented development in the county and some ‘alarming communications’, Mayo FC will on Saturday host St Francis in the FAI’s new National League

The publication of anonymised case reports from the Family Law Reporting Project is an important step towards transparency and accountability

Decisions on funding drug for Friedreich’s Ataxia and rubber-stamping cuts to excise duty a likely inducement for costly politiking

Profession contributes €12.65bn to Ireland but warns recruitment must meet demand

Agreement has been reached to increase staffing levels, although concerns remain about lack of capacity and an increase in detainees ‘acting out’

Former amateur jockey and Fine Gael MEP Nina Carberry among riders taking part in Pat Smullen Cancer Trials race

Harrington turns to Billy Loughnane to ride Apollo’s Comet in Sunday’s Goodwood feature

Capital expenditure on AI is feeding into areas of the economy well beyond the companies developing the technology

Foreign investment in US bond market has been a boon for Americans, but they are vulnerable to a change in sentiment

Faster-than-anticipated fall in number of children under 14 raises questions about how State will pay for ageing population

Politicians seem caring in person, but the process continues to be dragged out, adding to the pain of people who have already endured so much

For the first time in 50 years, Gilroy is not involved in anything in the GAA. He is concerned the association is heading in a professional direction

Accounts reveal ‘multiannual discrepancy’ accumulating to more than €55,000, identified and rectified

Since Mayo won their first All-Ireland in 75 years, the cup has not been out of the sight of an adoring public

Glanua delivers water, wastewater and environmental engineering solutions

There are 400 hectares of trees planted on farms across Ireland under an agroforestry scheme, offering protection against drought, less pollution and greater biodiversity

Munster will secure their 17th title if they complete the double over their rivals on Saturday

Europe has stumbled into a new growth paradigm with a reliance on the permanent threat of war