High-profile athletes and holidaymakers have been left unable to leave the Gulf after Iran fired missiles and drones that hit airports, hotels and ports, prompting flight suspensions and safety concerns
A father of seven from Keady, a long-time Dublin supporter, was buried after the fatal Moy crash on February 21; two other victims have also been laid to rest
An Edinburgh planning decision cleared the way for 13 serviced apartments in a former Leith bank, while the Ayr Jewish community’s history is traced from its early addresses to its mid-1970s closure
Let’s be honest: remote work boosted some metrics, but the retooled narrative ignores uncomfortable facts about productivity, collaboration and career damage
Sarah Lavin added an eighth national indoor 60m hurdles title to her record as the championships at the Sport Ireland National Indoor Arena delivered fast times, personal bests and televised finals
On-device generative AI brings powerful models to phones and edge devices, cutting latency and improving privacy while creating new hardware and software trade-offs
Olivia Dean picked up four awards at the Brit Awards while ITV removed a joke about Peter Mandelson and silenced an onstage pro-Palestine shout, prompting viewers and performers to react
Apply to Sutton United’s football education programme to combine full-time training with BTEC or A-level study and access coaching, facilities and funded places
A national shortfall of degree-trained teachers in Welsh, maths and the sciences is forcing schools to rely on non-specialists, affecting lesson quality and students’ future choices
Reports claim Iran’s supreme leader Ali Khamenei was killed in a joint US and Israel operation, triggering uncertainty at home and heightened risk across the region