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Yesterday
7th September 2026
From The 42taking the trophy
Co Clare comeback! GB and Ireland stage stunning fightback to land golf's Walker Cup in Lahinch
Must ReadPrecious Metals
As heists become more common and more violent across Europe, Irish museums are taking note
The prices of precious metals, especially gold and silver, have risen dramatically in recent years.
Sunday
6th September 2026
Must Readthe traitors ireland
'I'm faithful yiz thicks': The players are 'on edge' as the drama ramps up on The Traitors
Dublin City Council
Homeowner left out of pocket as council denies liability for €20k flood damage from council flat
Must ReadEnd of an era
Iconic Capel Street shop to shut its doors after almost 60 years
Dublin’s Brenfer Bullseye was established in 1969 by Fergus O’Brien and his friend and business partner Brendan Whelan.
War in Ukraine
Zelensky to hold another 'more effective' meeting with US envoys to discuss Russia-Ukraine war
OpinionHow I Spend My Money
How is your budget looking at the moment? Would you like to keep a Money Diary for us?
From The 42hard to beat
First defeat for Xabi Alonso's Chelsea as Arsenal dig deep to prevail
Martin Ødegaard scored the winning goal as the Gunners maintained their 100% start.
SeriesPretty Vacant
Here are the three derelict buildings that Ireland's councils asked to CPO in August
West Africa
Cape Verde in mourning after 25 people, mostly children, killed after bus plunges into ravine
Legal aid dispute
Tusla 'dip into own pockets' for solicitor for teen unable to avail of legal aid due to strike
hometown girl
As Katie Taylor bowed out of her boxing career, the Bray crowd cheered on their hometown hero
Generations have grown up alongside Katie Taylor’s career and the Bray crowd were bursting with pride.
Reform UK
Farage wraps up party conference as he says he 'wasn't listening' during foreign donor talks filmed undercover
SeriesCalling 353
Hell hath no fury like a storm with a name like ... Phelim
Mind you, storms with female names were found in a study to have more deadly outcomes, because people didn’t take them as seriously and prepare accordingly.
Columnpost partum psychosis
Niamh O'Reilly: Will the Lindsay Clancy case change anything for mums in crisis?
sunday independent/ireland thinks
Sinn Féin pull ahead of Fine Gael as most popular party in latest poll
7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Tupac’s murder case reaches a guilty verdict, but the mystery continues
Northern Ireland Assembly
'No relevant information' found by Stormont review of Jeffrey Donaldson's conduct
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