EducationPlan unveiled to progress school leavers from poorer areas into higher educationBy Carl O'Brien
IrelandWealth, property and inheritance taxes should be raised, says commissionBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Ian Curran
MotorsThis electric Skoda’s outrageously comfortable. It’s also a 4x4 — so how would it stack up against an Audi Quattro?By Neil Briscoe
MotorsWhy your car could travel more than a kilometre while you fiddle with the touchscreenBy Neil Briscoe
BooksIndustry of Magic & Light by David Keenan: experimental, immersive and an absolute hootBy Rory Kiberd
People‘People don’t know what happens in the back of house’: Meet the Kardashians’ private chefBy Allie Jones
ResidentialFully refurbished Dublin 8 three-bed with two courtyards on the market for €675,000By Elizabeth Birdthistle
PoliticsPublic-sector pay: workers in line for pre-Christmas lump sum if €1.6bn deal approvedBy Cormac McQuinn
Drink‘I have been tasting our new whiskey during the week. It’s absolutely wonderful already’By John Wilson
OpinionNonsense on stilts to demolish €200m Derrybrien wind farm during an energy crisisBy Michael McDowell
Gaelic GamesSeán Moran: Rugby match in Cork sends a shudder of recognition through the GAABy Seán Moran
MusicStephin Merritt: ‘Being a gay person who writes lyrics is enough to invite Morrissey comparisons’By Lauren Murphy
RestaurantsWaterman review: A stylish room, an affordable lunch — an absolute delightBy Corinna Hardgrave
FilmVenice Film Festival: A controversial Marilyn Monroe biopic and the In Bruges team reunited By Donald Clarke
OpinionCentral banks feel compelled to act decisively. Let’s hope they don’t overdo itBy Patrick Honohan
BusinessKeeping pace with inflation could cost additional €7.5bn in Budget 2023 - watchdogBy Ian Curran
RugbyMike Prendergast keen to empower players as Munster adjust to new backs’ coachBy John O'Sullivan
Commercial PropertyColony Capital seeks €34.4m for Sandyford office block as Irish retreat continues By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFrench investor pays €19.4m for Galway office and manufacturing investmentsBy Ronald Quinlan
In the NewsLeaving Cert 2022: The race for university places and accommodation is tougher than ever By Sorcha PollakListen | 22:34
Business Today DigestInflation supports ‘not targeted’, repossession orders and tough economic times ahead
TennisDefending champion Emma Raducanu beaten in first round at US OpenBy Tumaini Carayol at Flushing Meadows
CompetitionsWin one of five pairs of tickets to the premiere of SEE HOW THEY RUN at The Stella Cinema
EuropeObituary: Mikhail Gorbachev rewrote the global order at the end of the 20th centuryBy Quentin Peel
CompetitionsWin the chance to join an exclusive Irish Times subscriber evening at Dublin Theatre Festival
CompetitionsWin a pair of tickets to the acclaimed Hallé Orchestra in the National Concert Hall along with a two-course meal for two
EconomyUnemployment lifts marginally in August but remains at two-decade low of 4.3%By Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Social AffairsTusla-run residential centre posed ‘significant risk to children’s safety and protection’By Kitty Holland
PoliticsHighest-paid public servants in line for 3.5% salary increases under proposed new dealBy Cormac McQuinn
IrelandRed faces at BTs after high-end Veja trainers mistakenly sold online for just €10By Conor Pope
EconomyYoung generations face lower standard of living in retirement, study indicatesBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
RugbyEmerging Ireland to take on three South African Currie Cup teams in Bloemfontein By John O'Sullivan
EducationUkrainian schoolchildren left waiting for bus on side of road in Co Wexford By Vivienne Clarke
TV & RadioRings of Power: The new hobbits are filthy, hungry simpletons with stage-Irish accents. That’s $1bn well spentBy Ed Power
Inside PoliticsEnergy crisis: what can the Government do to soften the blow this winter?Listen | 45:56
BusinessPrice increases for accommodation could damage Ireland’s ‘image’ among holidaymakers, Tourism Ireland toldBy Ken Foxe
Middle EastWarning letter issued to Netanyahu over fatal crush at religious gathering last yearBy Mark Weiss
BusinessJPMorgan raided by German prosecutors as part of tax fraud inquiryBy Stephen Morris and Joe Miller
HealthHSE to go ahead with plans to reconfigure Our Lady’s Hospital in Navan despite review ordered by DonnellyBy Jennifer Bray
EducationDBS should consider refunds for social care work students, says Simon HarrisBy Jack Power and Vivienne Clarke
HealthIndividuals with spinal cord injuries should have permanent medical cards, says support group By Sorcha Pollak
IrelandIrish Prison Service ordered to pay woman with heart condition €55,000 after refusing request to work from home By Paul Neilan
SportDave Hannigan: Ronaldo learns from Ali in continuing to rage against dying of the light By Dave Hannigan
SportWait for an Irish NFL player continues as Jacksonville Jaguars cut James McCourt By Nathan Johns
Social AffairsMinister for Health gives no commitments on Tavistock referrals after meeting clinicians By Jennifer Bray
IrelandIrish commitment to Ukraine military training criticised but likely to be constitutionalBy Conor Gallagher
PoliticsFianna Fáil’s Dara Calleary makes dramatic political comeback to ministerial ranks By Jack Horgan-Jones
An Irish DiaryDead Central Sicily - Frank McNally on the Capuchin Catacombs of PalermoBy Frank McNally
EuropeMikhail Gorbachev: Political visionary for West but source of humiliation for RussiaBy Conor O'Clery
EducationUniversities receive hundreds of offers from homeowners to rent rooms to studentsBy Carl O'Brien
IrelandWoman with heart condition awarded €55,000 over discrimination claim against Irish Prison ServiceBy Paul Neilan
HealthHSE to meet victims of CervicalCheck scandal critical of ‘disingenuous’ literatureBy Sorcha Pollak and Colin Gleeson
PoliticsStephen Donnelly admits failing to register Dublin rental property for three yearsBy Jennifer Bray
UKConservative leadership hustings: Truss stresses loyalty to Johnson while Sunak warns of British vulnerability By Denis Staunton
Film‘You can’t listen to the naysayers’: Michael Flatley in flying form at premiere of debut filmBy Róisín Ingle
HealthCovid-19 booster vaccines offered to healthcare staff and those with health conditionsBy Colin Gleeson
EnvironmentNext season’s storms named as overseas forecasters prepare to deal with Íde and RuadhánBy Brian Hutton
SoccerUnited transfer budget increased after Brighton and Brentford defeats, says Erik ten Hag By Jamie Jackson
USChina’s treatment of Uyghurs may be crime against humanity, says UN human rights chiefBy Demetri Sevastopulo in Washington, Edward White in Seoul and Yuan Yang in London