Sharp increase in domestic abuse disclosures the ‘tip of the iceberg’, says Women’s Aid
Women's Aid research
England given reality check by stubborn Ghana to leave group in the balance
Thomas Tuchel’s side were held by Ghana as Harry Kane missed late chance
No ‘halfway house’ for UK with European Union, says former top diplomat
Exiting damaged economy and tax revenues, says Ivan Rogers
Bigger cars are costing Irish motorists parking spaces and threatening lives, study finds
Research shows 14% of on-street car parking spaces will be erased by ever bigger cars
‘This is about not annoying the Americans’: Clarity sought on Occupied Territories Bill
Minister for Foreign Affairs Helen McEntee asked for evidence regarding Government’s reason for excluding services from contentious legislation
US Senate votes to halt Iran war in latest rebuke of Trump
It was the first time both chambers of Congress passed a resolution directing a president to remove US armed forces from hostilities
France records hottest day ever as 40 drown in heatwave scorching across Europe
High temperatures believed to be linked to the deaths of two young children in their family car on Monday
One woman’s recollection of abuse in Cork school cuts through the talk
Leaders’ Questions dominated by ordeal of women abused as children by principal and predator Leo Hickey
Ryanair condemns arson attack on houses occupied by its staff in Swords
Seven houses in Fosterstown area of north Dublin suburb targeted during incident in which wheelie bins were set alight
‘Concrete proposals’ being prepared by EU on restricting social media use for under-16s
Micheál Martin says momentum building for common position across bloc
Covid inquiry to conclude work before the end of the year, Cabinet told
The panel is examining pandemic responses across hospitals, the community and nursing homes, along with wider economic and societal impacts
Irish Freedom Party loses status as a political party
Split resulted in two conflicting applications being submitted to registrar
Public urged to stay safe as heatwave pushes temperatures above 40 degrees in Europe
France, Spain, Italy and Luxembourg on alert, while Met Éireann warns Ireland set for ‘exceptionally hot’ Thursday
Temperature of 28.3 degrees recorded in Dublin as hot weather warning kicks in
Met Éireann expects Thursday to be ‘exceptionally hot and humid’, with highs of up to 31 degrees and thunderstorm risk
Cristiano Ronaldo ends his goal drought as rampant Portugal outclass Uzbekistan
Striker scores two goals to become first player to score in six World Cups
The Irish Times view on the conviction of Jeffrey Donaldson: a litany of horrific abuse
The resolve of the two women may encourage other victims of sex abuse to come forward to the police
The Irish Times view on house prices: some important signals
Shortage of supply, particularly in the second-hand market, will continue to make it a sellers’ market
Leaving Cert applied maths paper marks end of 2026 exams
‘Clear questions and good diagrams with the occasional tricky moment, but nothing shocking’
Keir Starmer holds ‘frosty’ talks with Andy Burnham to thrash out transition of power
Burnham had initially hoped to take over in September but could become next UK prime minister within weeks
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