HealthComplex spinal surgeries on children with spina bifida paused after rise in complicationsBy Paul Cullen
Consumer TechFrom cheap flights to perfect packing: Essential travel apps for summer holidaysBy Ciara O'Brien
BooksThe Bee Sting by Paul Murray: Hugely entertaining tragicomic fiction about painful family dynamicsBy Sarah Gilmartin
PoliticsCoalition sources admit strain of ‘keeping manners’ on overspendingBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Seanín Graham
RestaurantsHawksmoor review: This steakhouse is a serious addition to Dublin - top-notch food in a spectacular settingBy Corinna Hardgrave
Consumer Tech1More Aero earbuds review: A decent affordable option with strong noise cancelling but passable battery lifeBy Ciara O'Brien
HealthMinisters to be told of emerging financial risk in Department of Health budgetBy Jennifer Bray and Paul Cullen
Gaelic GamesTeddy McCarthy was the GAA’s unrivalled dual star - and Cork’s one of a kindBy Gordon Manning
Gaelic GamesRead all about it, at last: the Tuam stars who lit up football in the 1950sBy Ciarán Murphy
Music‘It was a bit of a shock’: A singer loses her voice. How can a composer respond?By Michael Dervan
FilmTransformers: Rise of the Beasts – A miserable one star for this numbingly tedious mayhemBy Donald Clarke
InnovationIs the combustion engine doomed? Not if the boss of Ferrari is to be believedBy Neil Briscoe
AbroadWe moved from Ireland to Switzerland and set up a luxury dog hotel. Business is boomingBy Aileen Woulfe
Politics‘We all have a right to remember our dead’: Michelle O’Neill defends IRA commemorationBy Martin Wall, Seanín Graham and Freya McClements
TechnologyApple’s Vision Pro feels as potentially transformative as the iPhone once did By Karlin Lillington
Social AffairsState to pay €1.5m to EU amid lack of space for asylum seekers By Jennifer Bray and Cormac McQuinn
OpinionNewton Emerson: Michelle O’Neill brings antiquated republican thinking to WashingtonBy Newton Emerson
CultureLessons for the Catholic Church from Census 2023 – get out of schools, chase the lost sheep By Joe Humphreys
PeopleI was shocked. Two people as fit as fiddles gorging on one enormous cream cakeBy Michael Harding
Your WellnessWhy is there no public outcry about defects in disability services and facilities?By Pádraig O'Moráin
ResidentialWhat can we do about overgrowth from gardens encroaching on a public walkway?By Paul Huberman
ResidentialElvis Costello’s former property in foothills of the Dublin Mountains for €2.75mBy Elizabeth Birdthistle
ScienceEnsuring public trust a top priority for science while countering threats to Earth and humanityBy Shane Bergin
ResidentialNew Clonskeagh apartments from €400,000 with green credentials and younger buyer appealBy Kevin Courtney
Your FitnessCompleting a Spartan race: I got through the barbed wire ... but then came the monkey barsBy Conor Capplis
Climate CrisisSurvey indicates strong support for enhanced protection of Irish marine ecosystemsBy Kevin O'Sullivan
USTrump told by prosecutors he is target of a criminal investigation over handling of classified documentsBy Martin Wall
Business Today NewsletterInterest rates to keep rising, Cancer survivors may get mortgage protection, and holiday tech essentialsBy Peter Flanagan
PoliticsFianna Fáil TD says ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ remarks made by Tánaiste Micheál Martin were ‘inappropriate’By Harry McGee
BusinessSupermarket price war: retailers to ‘come out fighting’ after Tesco’s pledge to cut more than 700 grocery itemsBy Conor Pope and Shauna Bowers
Climate CrisisGlobal emissions at ‘all-time high’ causing unprecedented rate of global warming, scientists warnBy Kevin O'Sullivan
The Women's PodcastVera Pauw: ‘When I tell players they are not going to the World Cup, they hate me’By Suzanne BrennanListen | 55:01
BusinessHow CNN’s CEO lost the confidence of staff and his ‘hands-on’ bossBy Anna Nicolaou and Christopher Grimes
SoccerBigger than Beckham: Messi has the power to realise soccer’s potential in the USBy Graham Ruthven
Sports BriefingMary Hannigan: Rory the Sacrificial Lamb faces up to the cold, hard logic of Saudi moneyBy Mary Hannigan
EuropeDam disaster is set to transform the geography and ecology of Kherson regionBy Christopher Miller in Kyiv and Ben Hall in London
BusinessInflation rate falls for third month in a row but restaurant and hotel prices show significant risesBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
PoliticsEurope and Ireland need to prepare for more refugees from Ukraine after destruction of dam - VaradkarBy Cormac McQuinn
HealthFood allergies: one in every 20 children with allergy suffers accidental reaction in school or preschool By Seán McCárthaigh
BooksPaterson Joseph wins Christopher Bland Prize; Niall McDevitt celebrated; Giggler gets the musical treatmentBy Martin Doyle
HealthKFC branch ordered to close for four days after health inspectors found dead rats on the premisesBy Shauna Bowers
CourtsRetired RTÉ cameraman who sexually assaulted step-daughter to be sentenced next weekBy Eimear Dodd
CourtsMan alleged to have shot and killed Gareth Hutch goes on trial at Special Criminal CourtBy Eoin Reynolds
USPollution from Canadian wildfires continues to spreadBy Aime Williams in Washington and Steff Chávez in Chicago
Ireland‘It’s just like a match made in heaven’: Family of seven who moved to Inis Meáin urge others to followBy Ellen O’Donoghue
CourtsFormer Donegal waste operator Jim Ferry claims ‘political pressure’ driving prosecution against himBy Chris McNulty
Music‘A beast of a musician’: Video showing concertina master Cormac Begley goes viralBy Deirdre Falvey
PoliticsAsylum seekers to be housed in tents at former Central Mental Hospital in DundrumBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Ireland200 Ukrainian refugees to be housed in modular units at Columb Barracks in Mullingar - DepartmentBy Robert Kindregan
CourtsFormer RTÉ 2FM DJ Nikki Hayes to be sentenced in October for €10,000 money launderingBy Jessica Magee
EducationJunior Cycle geography: Accessible paper but lack of marking scheme is ‘unfair’ on studentsBy Peter McGuire
EuropeThreadbare Moldovan prosecutors take on former top leadership in anti-corruption driveBy Naomi O'Leary
BusinessLiquidators to Russian-owned lessors will need Central Bank derogation for transactionsBy Aodhan O'Faolain
IrelandWas Pádraig Harrington right to say Ireland exports military technology to Saudi Arabia?By Nathan Johns
SportA pickup truck doing ballet: Nikola Jokić is making the NBA finals his masterpieceBy Aaron Timms
EducationLeaving Cert English paper 2: Students delight as poet Paula Meehan makes predicted appearanceBy Peter McGuire
Social AffairsStardust inquests: Emergency exits found locked several times before nightclub fireBy Kitty Holland
An Irish DiarySerious business – Frank McNally on the alleged loss of Ireland’s sense of humourBy Frank McNally
GolfRory McIlroy happy to go back to the day job with topsy-turvy round at Canadian OpenBy Philip Reid
DublinDubliners could vote next June on whether or not they want directly elected mayorBy Cormac McQuinn
BusinessIBRC liquidators to seek clarity from appeal court over scope of civil case facing Michael FingletonBy Ellen O'Riordan
Social AffairsWhy does the State want to pay €1.5m to the EU amid lack of space for asylum seekers?By Jennifer Bray
PoliticsDepartment of Transport underspent its capital budget by almost €100m in first quarter of the yearBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Housing & PlanningMarc Godart: Woman locked out of her Dublin cafe months after son’s death settles with landlordBy Colm Keena
Climate CrisisAl Gore calls for scaling-up of marine protected areas in Irish watersBy Kevin O'Sullivan
CourtsSpecial Criminal Court wrong to find man was miscarriage of justice victim, DPP saysBy Ellen O'Riordan
Europe‘The nation is in shock’: Four young children injured after knife attack at French playgroundBy Alexandra Topping
Middle EastNetanyahu to deploy Shin Bet intelligence agency to stem killings in Israeli Arab communitiesBy Mark Weiss
PoliticsProtest at Russian embassy told of bodies washing through Kherson streetsBy Colin Gleeson and Polina Maliuzhonok
PoliticsAmendments to NI Legacy Bill criticised as ‘smoke and mirrors’ by campaignersBy Freya McClements
USBiden and Sunak strengthen economic ties with ‘Atlantic declaration’By George Parker, Felicia Schwartz and James Politi in Washington and Jim Pickard in London
HealthWarning over people who are older, mentally ill or ‘do not fit in’ being institutionalisedBy Paul Cullen
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