An Australian man wants to thank the Irish people who came to his aid, while other readers write about topics including conflict in the Middle East, the Cop28 conference, and the GAA

Ryan Tubridy failed utterly to heed his old mentor, says Gareth O’Callaghan

At a recent trade show in Dublin, Alison O’Reilly learned about all aspects of Irish funerals, from aquamation to makeup artistry, with a particular emphasis now being paid to the environmental impact the ceremony can have

In recent days, the Irish Examiner found advertisements offering accommodation in return for sexual favours on a number of online platforms

We all know who needs better protection from the law, and it’s not comfortable middle-class senators

Kerry siblings, the O'Sullivans, went to New York and built a prestigious construction empire- but now two are facing prison sentences for fraud

The political ambitions of the double-jobbing minister have been far from secret for some time, but his performance this week comes at an interesting juncture for Fine Gael

Terre is a standalone restaurant sited in the ‘old house’ conceived with the highly ambitious aim of achieving two Michelin stars at the first time of asking and chef-patron Vincent Crepel is the man charged with doing so

The scenes in the Four Courts for the delivery of a ruling in the Enoch Burke case lurched into farce, writes Mick Clifford

There is only one issue in any race for the Áras and that is character

Lisa Marie spent one NYE in Tipperary, and had looked at buying Mallow Castle in Co Cork

Harry's autobiography, Spare, has delivered a negative impact for himself and Meghan Markle