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Ten Irish seaside towns with great restaurants to choose from

By Úna McCaffrey

Enjoy the beach and eat well too - could it get any better in this beautiful summer weather?

Will the State’s plan for the Carlton Cinema site revitalise O’Connell Street?

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Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

‘What’s the most exciting theatre in the world, and how can Irish audiences experience it?’

By Ruby Eastwood

Róise Goan, the head of Dublin Theatre Festival, on the themes and values behind the upcoming 2026 edition

How a global gambling empire used Ireland to exploit addicts

By Mark Tighe, Rachel Lavin, Maxence Peigné

A multimillionaire, a web of illicit gambling websites and the Irish betting licences that helped them target gambling addicts worldwide

Leaving Cert holidays in Albufeira: ‘You know, 18-year-old Irish lads, they’re not all careful’

By Rebecca Daly

Former schoolmates let off some steam in Albufeira’s lively pub and club scene

Demand for office space in Dublin is weak, largely due to the rise of remote working

By John McCartney

Property industry’s response has been to ration information and fill the vacuum with reassuring narratives to buy time

James Kavanagh embraces the good life with heritage blues

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From Dublin buzz to countryside calm, James Kavanagh is transforming his storybook home with bold Dulux Heritage Boathouse Blue at its heart

Millionaire fugitive arrested in Rathgar home to face US extradition proceedings

By Mark Tighe

Jason Cardiff told The Irish Times last week he believed charges would soon be dropped

Meet the Irish fashion designer behind Zara Larsson’s new look

By Ella Sloane

Sorcha O’Raghallaigh from Co Offaly talks finding herself through fashion, features in Vogue and being scouted by Lady Gaga’s stylist

I’m learning Irish. I need to get comfortable with not being any good for a long time

By Ruby Eastwood

I can see echoes of Catalan education in my new Irish lessons conducted over a few pints

A visual timeline of how foreign agitators helped spark racist riots in Belfast

By Seanín Graham, Rachel Lavin

Notable co-ordination via ‘online social media activity’ from within North and ‘outside the island of Ireland’, say police

Is Ireland’s oil supply stable? It’s a question of time

By Rachel Lavin

As the US-Iran ceasefire appears to crumble, pressure will increase on Ireland’s national reserve

I’ve told AI countless times to quit that servile tone, but it just starts snivelling

By Ruby Eastwood

Just like Botox, the AI experience is frictionless, without a single wrinkle or jagged edge

Land review: Breathtaking epic marks Maggie O’Farrell as a daring chronicler of 19th-century Ireland

By Cóilín Parsons

Hamnet author’s 10th novel urgently and passionately maps historical change driven by famine, emigration, language loss, secularisation and much more

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Beyond the Plate: Festival food goes fancy as punters book for sit-down dining

By Rebecca Daly

Beyond the Pale is taking the taste of south Dublin out to the woods with Host and Reggie’s Pizzaria

How Dave Grohl’s chance meeting with a Kerry hitchhiker led to him forming the Foo Fighters

By John Kelly

Musician had taken a trip to Ireland to escape the media frenzy surrounding Kurt Cobain’s death

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Why have international traders bet $1m on the Dublin Central byelection?

By Rachel Lavin, Conor Gallagher

Almost $500,000 alone has been wagered on Gerry Hutch’s chances of becoming a TD or not

The ‘accidental beekeeper’ in Ireland’s most nature-deprived neighbourhood

By Catherine Cleary

Taking on two beehives and tending to a community garden in The Liberties opened Anthony Freeman-O’Brien’s eyes and heart to the benefits of urban greening

Kia PV5 is adorable, agile, keenly priced and even fun. Not bad for a van

By Neil Briscoe

New electric PV5 is a van with seats, but also so much more than that

Dave Grohl: ‘I’ll write something I have a hard time saying... It feels good to scream that shit’

By Lauren Murphy

Foo Fighters frontman on tracking phases of his life through albums, reflecting on the band’s early days and what their future might look like

New BMW iX3 proves there’s life and joy in electric driving

By Michael McAleer

With standout handling, rapid charging and real-world range, this is the EV that feels most like a BMW

Kesha at 3Arena review: Tik Tok singer walked so the modern pop girl could run

By Rebecca Daly

The influential singer is now so much more than a party girl – but, goodness, does she still know how to have a good party

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Oscars 2026 red carpet fashion: Jessie Buckley, Paul Mescal, Kerry Condon and more

By Rebecca Daly

From Timothée Chalamet to Mia Goth and the Irish contingent, here are some of the red carpet highlights

Love Bono or loathe him, we could all do with a little more of his sanctimony

By Finn McRedmond

If art is going to be political - and I mostly wish it wouldn’t - this is the way to do it

Are The Beatles too big to fade into obscurity? The rise of Geese suggests they are

By Donald Clarke

Even now, Sam Mendes is preparing a tetralogy of films, each focusing on an individual Beatle. They will resonate forever, right?