Indecisive refereeing and a disappointing result against the All Blacks killed the atmosphere in Soldier Field

As millions head to the polls, former US president’s oratory skills reminded his party of a brighter past

Attorney General consulted over claims test papers were available, prompting concerns over public safety

Data from anonymous reporting tool Speak Out indicates ‘low levels of institutional trust’ over two-year period

Sr Stan ‘confronted homelessness not merely as a social problem but as a moral and spiritual one’

Australian actor has had a varied career, including roles in Bluey and Star Wars, before starring in Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams alongside Kerry Condon

At a time when Ireland is still hunting for international investment, real-estate investment trusts have fallen from favour

Low-stakes entertainment populated by broken-spirited creatures evokes eerie hollowness in desolate seaside town

A sombre admission in a car journey stripped away my assumptions about war – and forced me to confront what I would do if my own country were under attack

We are hardwired into believing life, like the sentences we utter, must make sense

There were early accusations the hurling star was leveraging his name for money but Carey’s criminal scams took things to an entirely different level

In Irish National Opera’s Puccini staging, Celine Byrne’s character is assured and forward-thinking rather than naive and vulnerable

Belfast International Arts Festival: Patrick O’Kane and Anna Healy star in John Morton’s dark comedy for the Lyric Theatre

Final 20 minutes revealed free-wheeling New Zealand capable of embracing new era and Green machine in need of a rebuild

New Zealand pack a punch; GAA club championships roll on; Willie Mullins wins big

There’s an idealistic atmosphere here you don’t find much any more. It’s both reassuring and nostalgic

With no cost-of-living supports, this is shaping up to be one of the most expensive festive seasons ever. We totted it all up

‘We neglect the environment at our peril. The time to act is now’

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Tánaiste accuses people ‘particularly on the left’ trying to ‘shut down the debate’ on migration