3 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

4 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

4 h. ago Lara Marlowe: Putin does not want peace. He wants Russia’s empire back

The West huffs and puffs but does nothing to stop him, even as he prods at the edge of Nato territory

Politics

5 h. ago Worldview: Alarmist talk of Western decline and a new axis of upheaval misses the point

Worldview: Shifting away from Western narratives of world order is necessary if a more genuine global humanism is to emerge

Events

27 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

28 h. ago Pat Leahy: Mary Lou McDonald’s RTÉ interview about the presidency was more revealing than she intended

McDonald used the first person (I, me, my) 32 times. This was a decision that she was framing very much as a personal choice

Politics

28 h. ago David McWilliams: The GAA could be part of the solution to the Irish housing crisis

Imagine if the associations’s existing network were pressed into service to implement a proven Danish model of co-operative housing

Politics

28 h. ago David McWilliams: The GAA could solve a more pressing problem for Ireland than the presidency

Imagine if the associations’s existing network were pressed into service to implement a proven Danish model of co-operative housing

Politics

39 h. ago Opinion: Only by visiting the West Bank can you understand what life is like for Palestinians there

Social Democrats senator Patricia Stephenson shares what she experienced on a recent fact-finding mission to the occupied territory.

Politics

42 h. ago Mayo man walking barefoot across Europe in effort to set new world record

Eamonn Keaveney is raising funds for youth mental health charity Jigsaw and Friends of the Environment Ireland

Politics

42 h. ago World record attempt: Mayo man walking barefoot from Istanbul to Claremorris for charity

Eamonn Keaveney is raising funds for youth mental health charity Jigsaw and Friends of the Environment Ireland

Politics

42 h. ago Opinion: The Traitors tells us more than you might think about Zoomers vs Boomers

The suspenseful reality competition has raised some interesting conversations around age, writes Gwen Loughman.

Politics

45 h. ago George Nkencho inquest: Witnesses to give evidence in January 2026

Family has criticised level of force used by gardaí, pointing to Nkencho’s mental health issues

Politics

52 h. ago Justine McCarthy: Irish Open coming to Trump’s Doonbeg won’t boost the image of a sport already seen as elitist

If the prospect of Establishment Ireland swooning over the planet’s most notorious golf cheat inspires anything, it is contempt

Politics

52 h. ago Justine McCarthy: Get ready for Establishment Ireland to swoon over Trump when the Irish Open comes to Doonbeg

If the sight of us shampooing the red carpet for the planet’s most notorious golf cheat inspires anything, it is contempt

Politics

64 h. ago ‘Counter Attack’ film to premiere in Galway for World Heart Day

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM Science on Screen’s film ‘Counter Attack’ will premiere in Galway on World Heart Day The film explores cardiovascular disease from the patient, researcher, paramedic and family perspective. It is directed by Tiernan Williams and produced by Maria O’Neill, and also features CÚRAM’s University of Galway-based researchers, The […] The post ‘Counter Attack’ film to premiere in Galway for World Heart Day appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

Events

68 h. ago Opinion: Ireland officially loneliest country in the EU. Might AI friends help?

Opinion: Ireland officially loneliest country in the EU. Might AI friends help?  Silicon Republic

Politics

3 d. ago John McManus: Spending €30 million more on Ryder Cup 2027 is throwing good money after bad

The event in Adare will come at a big cost to the Irish taxpayer, but after it’s all over, who will be the winners?

Economics

3 d. ago War on waste – how Dublin’s local authorities are cracking down on illegal dumping

War on waste – how Dublin’s local authorities are cracking down on illegal dumping  The Irish Times

Events

3 d. ago Rachel O'Dwyer: Can the ‘Irish Revolut’ Zippay compete with the original?

Revolut took off in Ireland because it understood that money is a deeply social medium and it infiltrated those moments in our lives – the Friday night round, a gift for the teacher

Politics