President-elect speaks to the Pope as democrats call on president to accept defeat

John Kennedy (56) was ‘the epicentre of the club’s role and work in the community’

Light-hearted chatter predicts a wave of ‘coronababies’ around Christmas and into 2021

Company director admits role in fraudulent scheme to avoid paying VAT on €8m of machinery

4Property’s iPPi service aims to take the guesswork out of valuing properties

Ovarian freezing to gene editing: Babies could be made very differently in 21st century

The drinks giant is making the acquisition through its Distill Ventures arm

Louth FG TD says he does not believe Maria Bailey should stand for re-election for party

Lennon signs a 12-month rolling contract after steering Bhoys to the treble treble

High Court hears plea to give Supt Dave Taylor 90 per cent of his costs despite adverse findings against him

Patients can spend thousands of euro on ‘add-ons’ to boost their chances of pregnancy but their effectiveness is far from clear

‘It’s obviously a massive step up. There will be more quality and a quicker tempo’

Funding application has been approved for second running track in south county Dublin

Many female supporters of US president have sympathy for his supreme court nominee

Julie Swetnick says she saw Kavanaugh at parties where women were ‘gang raped’

In a land where bishops objected to ‘the sin of Onan’, first IVF baby arrived only in 1986

Calerotech will appeal Kilternan decision to An Bord Pleanála, says director Greg Kavanagh

Six-storey Kilternan block would be followed by offices and more housing, developer says

Welfare of Our Furry Friends (WOOFF) Bill follows animal’s death on United Airlines flight

Damage from gender chasm awaits Trump and Republican Party in midterm elections

John Kennedy (32), Castleburn, Ballymote Co Sligo has pleaded not guilty to the charge

In televised remarks to bipartisan meeting, president says lawmakers are afraid of NRA

John Kennedy and Brian Duke charged with unlawful possession of PVP in 2015

President who was exempted from serving in Vietnam is planning a military parade

Seen & Heard: 40% jump in millionaires, Tifco for sale, and DAA cancels airport hotel tender

Obama-era intelligence chief James Clapper questions US president’s ‘fitness for office’ after Phoenix speech

Analysis: Ring-fencing of cancer drug funding may be necessary in future health budgets

Most people think that if they have had one child they will be able to conceive again

Friday Interview: Oliver Loomes, country director at Diageo Ireland

Would-be first lady joins cast of politicians accused of borrowing words of others

In Kerry first-time TD Danny Healy-Rae’s council seat will be co-opted by his daughter

Michelle Obama and George W Bush among the mourners at California ceremony

In the first of our six-part Starting a Family series, Catherine Conroy looks at how, for some, the dream of having children is one that can falter at the first hurdle: fertility

The outcomes for older teenagers and young adults with cancer could be better if their care was centralised at Our Lady’s Children’s Hospital in Crumlin

Dress given by Kennedy to White House nanny Maud Shaw in 1965

Opinion: 30,000 Irish serve on boards of British companies. Are they doing enough to help their fellow countrymen?

Lansdowne ‘posh pals’ joined fight but many died in battle

Cantillon: Richard Mockler and his wife join this year’s elite club of disqualified directors

Court hands Mockler five-year ban and holds him liable for €250,000 in debts

User-generated content in news reporting needs as much careful handling as ever