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Summit a big moment for Montenegro's EU ambitions

World Cup qualifying: Ireland v Netherlands updates

Ireland welcome a star-studded Netherlands to Cork still with ambitions of taking the direct route to Brazil.

Bitcoin drops below $60,000 for first time since 2024

The price of Bitcoin dropped below $60,000 (€52,050) today, its lowest level since October 2024, just before Donald Trump's election, which propelled it to a record high.

Bees in big trouble as the lie of the land worsens

The next five-year National Pollinator Plan will be critical for arresting further decline, driven by threats to habitat

Investigation underway into claim large fire in Wicklow Mountains was ‘lit intentionally’

‘This fire was lit intentionally, destroying hundreds of hectares of habitat and all associated animals and insects and plants within it.’

Connolly's Ireland ambitions burning eternally bright

Rome wasn't built in a day and World Cup qualification campaigns aren't nailed in one window, but Lazio midfielder Megan Connolly is confident the Republic of Ireland's wins against Poland in April have set them up for a serious crack at the group's two big guns this week.

Denis O’Brien’s once ‘uninhabitable’ Raglan Road house sells for €10m

Plus: Republican Taytos sneak into London, Kildare goes dry even before data centres, and Pope Leo the geek

The fallout from Youghal Ironman: An unpublished report, €500k in legal fees and a bitter dispute

The Journal Investigates uncovers the story of the unpublished report into the Youghal Ironman event in 2023.

Ferrari unveils its first fully electric car

Ferrari has presented its first fully electric car, marking a high-stakes shift by the luxury sports carmaker as competitors including Porsche and Lamborghini scale back their EV ambitions, citing weak demand.

Cabinet considers ban on goods from occupied territories

Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Helen McEntee will bring legislation to the Cabinet this morning to prohibit the import of goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories.

Behind The Story: How shops learn our shopping habits

Supermarkets are increasingly using information from customers shopping habits to determine the price of products and discounts on offer.