Mick O’Dwyer and Brian Cody are automatic choices at No 1, their incredible achievements and records unlikely to ever be surpassed. John Kiely has done enough to take hurling’s No 2 slot, but what of football?
Recent reports that the rate of house price inflation has surged again makes particularly bad news for younger couples in Ireland’s biggest cities, where the price of even the smallest properties have long been beyond what even the wealthier can afford.
The Government has been urged to open the first state-run childcare service by next year to tackle a “waiting list crisis”.
May we be allowed to mix aphorisms on this momentous occasion? On the one hand, the Irish radio landscape has “changed, changed utterly” with the bombshell announcement that Claire Byrne is leaving RTÉ after 15 years for a new life as Pat Kenny’s successor on Newstalk, while he moves to weekends. We had just got used to Joe Duffy not presenting Liveline any more, then this happens.
A record number of new patients are receiving chemotherapy treatment for cancer across the country.
Thailand’s Constitutional Court dismissed prime minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra yesterday for an ethics violation, in another crushing blow to the Shinawatra political dynasty that triggered a flurry of deal-making aimed at filling the void.
Are Coldplay really the best live band in the world right now? Or are they just the flashiest blockbuster on a bloated stadium circuit?
A mix-up with theatre tickets left us at a loose end last Friday. We thought we might as well use the refund to go out to dinner. We’re lucky enough to have plenty of options a 2km walk away – just far enough to work up an appetite.
What seemed inevitable is now happening. Teenagers are starting to die when using AI. This week, the world has been shocked from the case of a young man who turned to ChatGPT for companionship and then killed himself.
A spacecraft which launched in 2023 with Irish input, is doing a gravity-assisted flyby of the planet Venus tomorrow on its way to explore if the conditions for life exist on Jupiter’s moons.
The Government could introduce new laws later this year
Although they're traditionally considered 'posh' areas, visitors gave contrasting opinions on their experiences
Birmingham Women's Hospital is taking part in a national study to detect genetic diseases
The diner complained that 'no one' spoke Italian inside the restaurant
Located in the middle of housing estate in the Black Country is an old pub which has served the community for generations
The amount people can earn before paying income tax has been frozen at £12,570 since 2021 - but state pension payments have continued to rise each year pushing some people over the threshold
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