A teenage girl from Donegal has said that she is “fighting for the little girl in me” in seeking justice for trauma inflicted upon her early childhood. The girl, whose father admitted... Read more »

Robert Walters’ data suggests that microshifting could be the next evolution of flexible working. The global pandemic and AI wave have in many ways altered how modern-day employees approach working life. Remote... Read more »

The LookFantastic Beauty Egg is back and it’s bigger and better than ever. The limited edition collection is packed with seven beauty favourites worth over €245, but is available for just €70... Read more »

The table lamp from Marks and Spencer is currently selling fast and provides a contemporary look to any room without needing a plug socket 15:51, 25 Feb 2026Updated 15:54, 25 Feb 2026... Read more »

The crooks smashed the camera – unaware video of their faces had already been saved Car thieves caught on internal dashcam A Cork homeowner has managed to catch the faces of crooks... Read more »

The protests included families, children, SNAs, teachers and supporters calling on the Government to make a proper plan for special education Protesters gather outside Dail Eireann calling for special education reform in... Read more »

The Irish Museum of Modern Art (Imma) has said its cultural significance is being “entirely overlooked” in a State plan to renovate its building in Kilmainham, Dublin. Ali Curran, chair of Imma’s... Read more »

Trump’s speech comes against a backdrop of rising tensions with Iran and voter frustration with the high cost of living. Here are some takeaways from Trump’s address: 1. Risky business Trump put... Read more »

A veteran Northern Ireland journalist who says he has been the target of “systematic” state monitoring begins a legal case against the PSNI and the security services in London today. Vincent Kearney... Read more »