6 h. ago Explosion in Madrid from suspected gas leak kills one and injures more than 20 people

The explosion occurred at around 3pm on the ground floor of a three-storey building.

Events

10 h. ago Opinion: Profit has a pervasive influence on mental illness and chronic disease

Ireland isn’t doing enough to put people’s wellbeing above corporate profit, writes Dr Catherine Conlon.

Science

11 h. ago Breda O'Brien: Nobody can claim the decline of Catholic influence has led to a happier or healthier society

The liberal left has become the comfortable voice of the establishment, but this is far from the progressive utopia we were promised

Science

11 h. ago Mike Murphy: ‘It should have been the RTÉ payments scandal not the Ryan Tubridy payments scandal’

Broadcaster talks about Roy Keane and the mothers of Cork, angry Trumpite golfers, and a finding a fan in Martin McGuinness

Politics

11 h. ago Seán Moncrieff: I worry about what my youngest child is going to be when she grows up

I worry about my daughter. Our education system is preparing students for a world that may disappear

Politics

11 h. ago Preventing suicide needs everyone’s input. Here’s how the GAA plays its part

‘The reality is that people that end their own life by suicide, in most cases they’re looking for a way not to do it’

Events

12 h. ago The Sunday Independent’s View: In these polarised times, Ireland must resist the dangerous lure of extremism

The Sunday Independent’s View: In these polarised times, Ireland must resist the dangerous lure of extremism  The Irish Independent

Politics

23 h. ago 'You either fight back or you die,' Elon Musk tells UK protestors at Tommy Robinson's rally

UK police said an estimated 110,000 people attended, noting it used a combination of CCTV and police helicopter footage for its estimate.

Events

24 h. ago Early double for O’Brien and Soumillon at Irish Champions Festival at Leopardstown

Move to call up Belgian jockey has paid dividends so far as Dublin venue

Politics

25 h. ago Over 100,000 people turn out in London for Tommy Robinson's march and rally

UK police said an estimated 110,000 people attended, noting it used a combination of CCTV and police helicopter footage for its estimate.

Politics

25 h. ago Huge crowds turn out in London for Tommy Robinson's march and rally

UK police said an estimated 110,000 people attended, noting it used a combination of CCTV and police helicopter footage for its estimate.

Politics

26 h. ago Israel army claims over 250,000 residents have left Gaza city to escape its bombings

The latest barrage of air strikes has killed at least 32 people across Gaza city today.

Politics

29 h. ago Israel ramps up strikes on Gaza City, killing at least 32 people

Hundreds of thousands of people remain in the city, struggling under conditions of famine.

Events

32 h. ago Surrealing in the Years: Jim Gavin's answer on Gaza makes his Áras run look like a real gamble

Also this week: Put Brian McFadden on the Westlife stamp.

Politics

34 h. ago Latest man arrested over Creeslough explosion that killed 10 people released without charge

There have been multple arrests in connection with the blast to date.

Events

34 h. ago Opinion: I left Ireland for a better life in Paris. Here’s why many young Irish people are considering the same

A young Irish woman living in Paris describes that living abroad has given her freedoms she wouldn’t have been able to find in Ireland.

Politics

35 h. ago Leo Varadkar on resignation, regret and repressing his identity: ‘Coming out was like emigrating’

The 46-year-old is enjoying retirement, even if becoming taoiseach was the pinnacle of an obsession he’d had with politics since he was seven

Politics

35 h. ago The Dublin Curse is real: Kansas State drops another game in disaster season

The Dublin Curse is real: Kansas State drops another game in disaster season  Saturday Blitz

Events

44 h. ago No Barriers: The social enterprise that’s changing lives in Donegal

When you walk into the No Barriers gym in Letterkenny, it might look like any other fitness centre – people… The post No Barriers: The social enterprise that’s changing lives in Donegal appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Politics

48 h. ago Ireland’s Greenest Places winners: The five locations our judges loved

Communities large and small around the country are making all sorts of admirable efforts to live more sustainably, but the Dingle Peninsula claims top prize in the Irish Times competition

Events