Irish-American billionaire cable TV mogul John Malone is stepping down as chair of his media and telecoms empire, which includes Virgin Media’s broadband and TV business here in Ireland.

Grassroots unease at the GAA’s relationship with Allianz Insurance is growing, with Offaly GAA passing a motion asking the Association to “begin the process of ending all commercial involvement” with ...

Luke Littler missed Wednesday’s Players Championship event in Wigan after a traffic jam caused the world number two to be late for registration.

Two suspects in the Louvre jewel heist have "partially" admitted taking part and are believed to be the men who forced their way into the world's most visited museum, a Paris prosecutor said.

It’s the end of an era for the historic Reddy’s of Carlow which has announced its decision to close its doors after over 250 years sat in the heart of Carlow town.

The High Court will decide next week whether it will order the sequestration of cars used to transport sacked schoolteacher Enoch Burke to Wilson’s Hospital School.

Two men have been arrested after gardaí seized drugs worth €40,000 and contraband, including a drone, in Dublin yesterday.

Shane Dowling insists that he had "no business" remaining involved with the Limerick senior hurling squad for 2026.

Staff numbers increased at RTÉ last year, even as the national broadcaster committed to a long-term strategy to reduce them by up to 400.

Flooding from Hurricane Melissa has killed 25 people in Haiti while the storm still churned across Cuba on Wednesday after leaving Jamaica with widespread damage and power outages, officials said.

A Central Criminal Court jury has begun its deliberations in the trial of three men accused of the murder of a Croatian national in Dublin last year.

David Horgan, one of the country’s best known oil and exploration executives has died aged just 66. Clontarf Energy, where he was co-founder and long time chairman, confirmed his death yesterday.