Elsinore first look: Andrew Scott can start writing his Oscar acceptance speech after devastating turn as actor with Aids

Minister wanted to change name of Road Safety Authority... but only very slightly

Adrian Weckler: Late to the AI party? Here are eight simple ways to make it work for you

Conor McKeon: Luke Littler is learning that becoming famous is easier than being famous

Stormy week for RTÉ as redundancy plans due and fresh row brews over Oliver Callan’s government comments

Yemen’s Houthis warned airlines, travellers and airport workers on Sunday to stay away from Saudi airports, a day after an attack on Riyadh’s international airport killed 12 people and wounded more than 300 others

Deirdre Barry: ‘When I was a primary school teacher, I’d come home from school exhausted and go straight to bed’

Representatives of many multinationals will be attending the invite-only International AI Summit organised by the Department of Enterprise, Tourism and Employment on Wednesday. Barry Fitzpatrick of AI Action claims the people who most need to learn about implementing AI will not be in the room

Any Other Business: Tat’s all folks – Dublin Mint Office goes into liquidation after history of scuffles with official bodies

The US ambassador to Ireland has spoken to the US State Department in Washington to encourage them to seek the help of Bertie Ahern to broker a peace deal in the Middle East

The vast majority of respondents (94pc) said they did not trust the AI tech giants. Only 2pc said they did, and 3pc were not sure. 87pc said they wanted governments to step in and regulate the use of AI, marking an 11pc rise since we asked the same question in July 2023

‘I wasn't surprised to hear about flasher’ – Irish trail running group founder says women worry about safety

‘It motivates you when a cop is murdered. We take it personal’ — how NYPD helped put Detective Garda Adrian Donohoe’s killer behind bars

Emer O’Kelly: I wrote about my dreadful experience at St James’s Hospital in Dublin — what happened next gives me hope that things will improve for patients

‘I have found people having sex in my garden’ — Slane residents want more money for community due to disruption from concerts

RTÉ to submit business case on voluntary redundancies ahead of Oireachtas media committee appearance

Jamie-Lee O’Donnell: ‘Why wouldn’t I want a lot of money? Of course I do. Because in my childhood, I saw the problems that [lack of money] causes’

Fire safety officers believe up to 40 people may have been crowded into a dormer bungalow rented by a high-end Chinese restaurant group for its staff, internal Dublin City Council documents show