Liffey Swim in danger of not going ahead this year because of legal dispute, court hears
High Court judge implores organisations involved in court battle to resolve their differences to ensure event proceeds
The Open live updates: Lowry off to a good start, while McIlroy finishes five shots off the lead
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Number of people seeking asylum in Ireland who can access labour market to ‘reduce significantly’, analysis finds
Update to Irish law required to bring it into line with EU legislation, which would bring first-instance decision on international protection within five months
Open Championship: Rory McIlroy knows that hanging in just won’t cut it over the weekend
The Grand Slam winner showed flashes of brilliance during a second-round 69 at Royal Portrush
Joe Schmidt plots unlikely Lions scalp amid feeling of ‘now or never’ for Australian rugby
Australia must make a fight of it against the Lions to recover lost respect
Man accused of grabbing colleague by throat and using homophobic slur loses unfair dismissal case
Seamus Behan said he was furious with Liberties Recycling colleague after having his religious beliefs insulted during row
Open Digest: Tony Finau links up with Irish caddie Colin Byrne at Portrush
McIlroy bags new sponsor; 2028 Open date and venue complicated by clash with Olympics; Northern Ireland to get new £30m links course
Ukraine hails fresh EU sanctions on Russia, but tensions flare with Hungary and Slovakia
Kyiv denies Budapest’s claims that an ethnic Hungarian conscript was beaten to death
Supreme Court is still changing society, says Attorney General
Declarations of unconstitutionality still happening, says Rossa Fanning, but there is less ‘low-hanging fruit’
GAA Palestine travels to Jordan after Irish tour is cancelled due to visa issues
Group was due to arrive in Dublin on Friday but was denied entry by Department of Justice
Joseph O’Brien aiming for Group One glory in France on Sunday with Green Sense
Grade One novice chase at Leopardstown on St Stephen’s Day restored to programme
Syria’s president accuses Israel of seeking ‘endless chaos’ as his forces pull back
Government withdrawal from southern Sweida province follows days of sectarian clashes and Israeli strikes
Minnie Hauk at prohibitive odds to become 16th filly to complete Epsom-Curragh Oaks double
True Love takes on just three colts in rescheduled Railway Stakes at the Curragh
‘The skill is awesome’: How an Italian became one of Cork hurling’s biggest fans
Turning the TV on one rainy day on holiday saw Riccardo Rinaldi become hooked on GAA
Hundreds of potentially unsafe baby products removed by top online retailers after consumer protection sweep
Officials across European Union even found recalled products listed for sale during their safety and compliance checks
Wildlife rescued in Dublin park following diesel spill at Bank of Ireland
Kildare Wildlife Rescue responded to an oil spill in Kilbogget Park near Cabinteely and a separate incident in Kilminchy, Portlaoise
Drop in housing commencements was expected after ‘record’ year, Taoiseach says
Lower figures for 2025 follow end of a waiver on developer levies, Micheál Martin says
Garda revokes more than 900 speed camera fines on stretch of N25 due to ‘human error’
Motorists caught speeding on road in Co Kilkenny have points and fines cancelled
Gerry Thornley’s Lions Tour Diary: Take me to Churchie, then Death and Taxes
Maro Itoje admits decision to put Bundee Aki on the tour fines committee could backfire
Jerusalem church leaders make solidarity visit to Gaza following Israeli strike
Israel says the strike, which killed three and wounded 10, was an accident
Pensioner fatally assaulted outside home had ‘heart of gold’, funeral hears
Michael Hayes ‘would help anybody, no hesitation’, son tells mourners in Limerick
Two people moved from Cork disability centre ‘for their own safety’ after incident with another resident
Health watchdog carried out unannounced inspection in March after contact regarding quality of care
Berlin rejects EU sanctions against Israel over Gaza
Germany chancellor says Israel ‘is defending itself against attack’
Killarney Brewing company and Revenue in dispute over appointment of liquidator
High Court decision postponed until Monday but operations ceased on Thursday after examinership failed to resolve business’s problems
Man (20s) appears in court charged with trying to communicate with child for sexual purposes
The man believed he was speaking with a 13-year-old girl via social media, and was found with ‘sexual paraphernalia’, the court heard
Graffiti artist given suspended sentence for causing €60,000 damage to trains and pepper-spraying driver
Judge Martin Nolan said Sean Cullen (22) may look like ‘butter wouldn’t melt in his mouth’, but that he got up to a ‘lot of mischief’
Dealing with debt: What are your options if it’s becoming unmanageable?
Debt can seem overwhelming but there is support available and range of options to get back on your feet financially
Woman who died days before 109th birthday ‘lived life to the full’, funeral hears
Sarah Coyle was born in the year of the Easter Rising
Johnny Sexton backs ‘flash’ Finn Russell to produce his best on first Lions start
Assistant coach says No 10 has matured as a player and team leader
Fossil fuel merchants will have to show they supply renewable energy, under Government scheme
RHO reaffirms commitment to support indigenous biomethane sector
Psychiatrists call for ban of psychoactive substance that ‘has done major damage’ to teens’ mental health
The legal cannabinoid substance was the second most common drug used by patients presenting with psychosis over a 21-month period, research found
Niall Gilligan case: Trial hears boy’s father called alleged attacker from hospital
Court hears that when medics started cutting clothes off boy ‘they were finding more and more injuries’
Manchester United agree deal to buy Brentford striker Bryan Mbeumo for initial €75m
Cameroonian player the third signing of the summer after Matheus Cunha and Diego León
Kneecap will face no further action over Glastonbury performance, police say
The trio led festival crowds in chants of ‘f**k Keir Starmer’ during late June appearance
Matt Williams: Charmless Lions have put on a masterclass in how not to win friends since landing in Australia
Lions are overwhelming favourites to win test series, but a nation is willing them to fail
Tears and accusations at Tullamore inquest into the death of Joseph Grogan
Coroner Raymond Mahon rejected call from farmer’s family that death be referred to An Garda Síochána
BP offloads US onshore wind business as it pivots back to oil
Sale to LS Power is part of plan to generate $20bn from divestments
Look inside: Terry Wogan’s £3.75m home with tennis court, swimming pool, croquet lawn and orchard
Limerick-born BBC broadcaster’s Buckinghamshire home sits on 2.84 acres with views of Windsor Castle
Who are the Druze, and why does Israel say it is striking Syria for their benefit?
Small but influential minority straddles Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, Israel and the occupied Golan Heights
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