Professional job openings across Ireland fall by 7.2% in Q2
Professional job openings across Ireland fell by 7.2% in the second quarter of the year, and were down…
Donegal solicitor questions court timeline as man remains in custody
A leading Donegal solicitor has questioned a timeline given in court after hearing that directions were still awaited…
Jansen: ‘It would be a dream’ to face All Blacks
In his own words, last week was the “best” of Sean Jansen’s life. This one could could top…
Jamey Carney murder: Gardaí believe man arrested in Jordan is victim’s boyfriend – The Irish Times
Gardaí believe a man arrested in Jordan is Ahmed Al Saqar, the boyfriend of murdered American woman Jamey…
This Week in Music in Ireland: Concerts, Festivals and Upcoming Deadlines (13–19 July 2026)
To add a listing, please see here. To view all concerts, visit Upcoming Events. *** Upcoming Events Children and Young People13.7.26 –…
With July 12th falling on a Sunday, Orange Order parades come alive on the 13th – The Irish Times
Deckchairs lined the length of Hillsborough village in Co Down hours before the arrival of an Orange Order…
Small accessory homes: What Ireland can learn from Massachusetts
Fifty years ago, my grandmother bought a three-storey Georgian house in Dublin that she couldn’t really afford. She…
Unions call on Government to end ‘costly gimmicks’
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) has called on the Government to end “gimmicks and giveaways” and…
Ireland’s drug approval system needs major overhaul
According to a Goodbody report, pharma exports amounted to €139bn in 2025, representing more than half of all…
‘I remember the person he used to be’: Man in cannabis psychosis stabbed childhood friend – The Irish Times
A man who was in a cannabis-induced psychosis when he stabbed his childhood friend in the back in…
Mayo brush Louth aside in semi, to meet Kerry in All Ireland final
Darragh Beirne scores Mayo’s second goal. [Inpho/Laszlo Geczo] July 13, 2026 by Irish Echo Staff Louth 0-15 Mayo…
Irish cancer patients paid up to €50,000 for unauthorised treatments advertised on social media – The Irish Times
Ten Irish cancer sufferers paid between €30,000 to €50,000 for unauthorised treatments from Lithuania, advertised on Facebook and…