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Review: Saipan is the row that divided a nation, but is the film any good?
The iconic story of the 2002 World Cup bust up has been given the big screen treatment.
Heimir Hallgrímsson, the unflappable Icelandic dentist who has Ireland loving football again
The Late Late Troy Show: Ireland's amazing winning moment is making headlines and going viral
The country’s hat-trick hero is the talk of Ireland and football fans worldwide.
How Catherine Connolly was able to beat the establishment and storm the presidency
A huge win but how did the Galway independent do it.
Connolly pledges to 'shape a new republic' as she's elected president with largest vote ever
Connolly will be inaugurated next month.
It's (finally) polling day! Here's your guide to voting in the presidential election
The dos and don’ts of the polling station.
Debate verdict: The stalest of stalemates but Connolly's talking like she's already won
If you’ve been following the campaign up to now you missed nothing from the final debate.
'I want us to be winners': The first full-length trailer for the Saipan movie is out
The film will be released on New Year’s Day 2026.
Analysis: A sizeable chunk of people are planning to spoil their vote or to stay away altogether
In a poll published today, 18% said they would spoil their vote or not vote at all.
'What about the vegetables?' - Legend of Haughey (and Thatcher) gets retelling amid FF chaos
Bar Council says ‘cab-rank rule’ is 'fundamental' as Connolly faces questions over barrister work
'The Hamburglar is back in town': Why have politicians been talking about McDonald's all day?
The return of Prudent Paschal? Here are the key points from Budget 2026
Twenty years on, the spectre of Rip Off Republic is again in focus come Budget time
Presidential debate: Connolly will be pleased, Gavin had his Weetabix and Humphreys seemed nervous
Nominations for president are officially open - here are the key dates coming up
September is set to be a busy month for those looking to to get “on the ballot”.
Tom Clonan and Heather Humphreys differ on why a controversial disability proposal was scrapped
'The British state is on edge': Kneecap's second day in court sees police action and legal wrangling
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, aka Mo Chara, must return again next month to see if he’ll face a trial.
Police corral hundreds of protesters as Kneecap's Mo Chara returns to court to face UK terror charge
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is one-third of Belfast rap trio Kneecap and performs under the stage name ‘Mo Chara’.
From set list to stage times - everything to know about this weekend's Oasis gigs
Oasis tickets bought with dynamic pricing are on 'ethical' resale websites abroad for over €560
The tickets originally sold via dynamic pricing meant demand was allowed to drive the price up.
Wrestling star Hulk Hogan has died aged 71
Poll: Did you head to the beach at the weekend?
'An opportunity missed': RTÉ will again not be televising any of Electric Picnic this year
With Upfront the latest axing, how worried should we be about the future of evening news shows?
Man dies after suspected assault at house in West Dublin
Inside and outside the Kneecap courtroom: Film directors, The Fields of Athenry, and a few police
Here’s what happened when hundreds of supporters of Kneecap’s Mo Chara convened on Westminster Magistrates’ Court.
Kneecap erect large billboards in London as band member Mo Chara due in court on terror charge
Kneecap: What's the terror charge 'Mo Chara' is facing, what's the defence and the sentence?
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, who uses the stage name Mo Chara, is due in court in London in a month’s time.
Minister wants to 'secure our borders' as 39 people deported to Georgia on chartered flight
Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan said that further ‘enforced removal’ operations will take place this year.
'The biggest f*****g disaster': Canada votes today in an election dominated by the Oval Office
The election of President Donald Trump in the United States upended the general election.
From Bush to Berlusconi and Mugabe to McAleese, the famous faces at John Paul II's 2005 funeral
Woman in her 80s dies in house fire in Tallaght
Vatican publishes photos of Pope Francis in open coffin as funeral confirmed for Saturday morning
The images were taken in the chapel of the Casa Santa Marta, Francis’s residence at the Vatican where he died.
Mark Carney has re-energised Canada's Liberals and tonight faces his main rival in a TV debate
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre looked set to lead his party back to power but Trump’s win changed everything.
Sinn Féin is again the most popular party as public gives thumbs down to FF-FG deal with Lowry
Taoiseach says tariff pause 'alleviates' pressure on Ireland's public finances
Police 'keeping everything on the table' in deaths of Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa
Police reportedly believe the circumstances are ‘suspicious’ and warrant a ‘thorough search and investigation’.
The Santa Fe County Sheriff confirmed the news just after midnight local time (7am Irish time).
Local media has reported that the couple's dog was also found deceased.
A prolific star of some of Hollywood's best-known films, Hackman won two Oscars in his career before retiring in 2004.