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EuropeUkrainian refugees should consider going home to aid war effort, says Kyiv’s top diplomatBy Daniel McLaughlin
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EducationStaff requirement to promote ‘gender ideology’ is threat to academic freedom, say lecturersBy Carl O'Brien
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BooksByron: A Life in Ten Letters by Andrew Stauffer – promiscuous, comedic and ‘darkly charismatic’ By Jenny McAuley
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MusicHurray for the Riff Raff: ‘This is absolutely the right time for me to be alive, and writing songs’By Lindsay Zoladz
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ResidentialCool minimalist cottage with two-storey extension in Ballsbridge for €995,000By Jessica Doyle
OpinionThe Debate: Should the east coast and the midlands get water from the Shannon?By Kay Mullane and Gerard Brady
Crime & LawHome alarm companies targeted in dawn raids by competition watchdog and gardaíBy Conor Pope
PoliticsStalled Northern Ireland infrastructure projects prompt calls for ‘immediate action’By Seanín Graham
IrelandNames mentioned as possible successors to Siún Ní Raghallaigh as RTÉ chairman or womanBy Harry McGee
Six NationsOpens in new windowSix Nations analysis: Wales proud of defence but offer no blueprint for Ireland’s rivals By Nathan Johns
MediaQuestions the Oireachtas committee should ask Catherine Martin over her response to RTÉ turmoilBy Arthur Beesley
BoxingJack Marley’s heavyweight ambitions for Paris benefiting from early Olympic qualificationBy Ian O'Riordan
People‘All Ukrainian refugees have lost careers, houses, friends, language, prospects’By Deirdre Falvey
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Your FamilySamantha Mumba: ‘I’m a black woman, and I’m raising a black daughter. At some point she ... will absolutely experience racism’By Jen Hogan
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MediaLaura Slattery: Everybody involved in this rolling RTÉ omni-crisis has literally lost the plotBy Laura Slattery
AustraliaBodies of missing Sydney couple found four days after serving police officer charged with murder
PoliticsFine Gael losses, Sinn Féin gains? Predicting the unpredictable European electionsBy Harry McGee
OpinionCatherine Martin can save her political career and do something big for Irish democracyBy Fintan O'Toole
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Courts‘Mr Moonlight’ witness Mary Lowry remanded after pleading guilty to careless driving causing deathBy David Raleigh
MusicMigrations weekend at the National Concert Hall: Five string quartets, one five-star performance and some puzzling decisionsBy Michael Dervan
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BusinessUK shoppers see their grocery bills fall as food inflation nears two-year low, data showsBy Valentina Romei and Aiden Reiter
Middle EastDepartment of Foreign Affairs is providing assistance as Irish citizen is detained in IraqBy Fiachra Gallagher
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CourtsWoman convicted of cruelty to dogs who were described as ‘ravenous’ after finding toast in binBy Jade Wilson
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OireachtasDáil hears of child struggling with ‘mental health crisis’ and receiving no services By Sarah Burns
IrelandMore than 40% of parents have denied themselves food to ensure their children have enough, survey showsBy Tim O'Brien
BusinessSupreme Court rules assignee of company can, in principle, pursue court action in place of firmBy Ellen O'Riordan
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BusinessRyanair signs deal with travel agent On the Beach to allow customers buy flights directlyBy Barry O'Halloran
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IrelandSenior Irish officers seeing increased tensions along Israel-Syria border since start of Gaza assaultBy Conor Gallagher
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Editorials The Irish Times view on anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in UK politics: deep-seated problems of racism and xenophobia
BusinessKlarna in talks with banks for IPO at $20 billion valueBy Dinesh Nair, Amy Or and Swetha Gopinath
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