BooksLatest sci-fi: Future lifeforms, ‘Indiana Jones’ in space and a woman’s reluctance to save mankindBy Declan Burke
Advertising FeatureHarris PR launches dedicated corporate communications division amid rising demand for strategic counsel
The Counter Ruck PodcastWhy is James Lowe leaving Leinster?Listen to Why is James Lowe leaving Leinster?Listen | 28:43
TV & RadioWith Elvis Costello, Elizabeth Strout and surging audiences, Brendan O’Connor is riding highBy Mick Heaney
Asia-Pacific‘He had one dream’: The Mayo De La Salle brother who built a top Asian art collegeBy Denis Staunton
ResidentialIdyllic escapes: Make every day a holiday at these countryside homes to buyBy Jessica Doyle
BusinessEntrepreneur Emma Maye: ‘We find Ireland a bit difficult. England seems easier to work in’By Killian Woods
Early Edition PodcastConsultants and private work, our oil reserves and Intel’s dramatic turnaround Listen to Consultants and private work, our oil reserves and Intel’s dramatic turnaround Listen | 11:49
HealthConsultants bring legal challenge to ban on private care in new public surgical hubsBy Ellen Coyne
SoccerOff-colour Shelbourne plan to turn over new leaf in derby against Shamrock RoversBy Paul Buttner
OpinionIreland’s refusal to say sorry to men convicted of Sallins train robbery is shamefulBy Justine McCarthy
AthleticsSonia O’Sullivan: Revisiting the Bislett Games shines a light on the new generation of star athletesBy Sonia O'Sullivan
BusinessHigher-income Irish households benefit twice as much from fuel supports, ESRI findsBy Colin Gleeson
RugbyHandré Pollard: ‘Jamison Gibson-Park’s kicking off nine is probably the best in the world’By John O'Sullivan
Opinion‘Neutral venue’ will not placate the three in four fans opposed to Ireland playing IsraelBy Diarmaid Ferriter
Education‘Even though it isn’t related to my degree, I have never felt like it was a waste of time’By Arlene Harris
In the News PodcastInside court as Jeffrey Donaldson takes the standBy Bernice HarrisonListen to Inside court as Jeffrey Donaldson takes the standListen | 15:58
Business Today NewsletterFirst interest rate hike in three years and how Intel came back from the brinkBy Peter Flanagan
USLights, camera, cage match: White House lawn’s ‘claw’ is ready for Trump’s 80th birthdayBy Shawn McCreesh in Washington
Asia-PacificThailand’s princess Bajrakitiyabha dies aged 47 after years in a comaBy Rebecca Ratcliffe in Bangkok
CourtsMan attacked neighbour after wrongly believing sex offender was inside houseBy Declan Brennan and Claire Henry
USLos Angeles, the city created by an Irish vagabond visionary, licks its wounds in 2026 By Keith Duggan
WeatherMet Éireann forecasts return of milder weather with temperatures reaching 22 degreesBy Jade Wilson
Life & StyleThe search for Ireland’s Greenest Places begins, with two new judges on boardBy Caroline O'Doherty
CompetitionsWin your family summer staycation to Kaleidoscope presented by Glenveagh, Ireland’s largest summer family festival.
SoccerIreland to play ‘home’ match against Israel at neutral venue behind closed doorsBy Gavin Cooney
MarketsFlutter to delist from London Stock Exchange two years after leaving Dublin for New YorkBy Colin Gleeson
ArtDavid Hockney: Single-minded star of contemporary art defied establishment derisionBy Gemma Tipton
RugbyMatt Williams: It’s truly sad a mob of Irish fans simply want to drag Leinster downBy Matt Williams
World Cup‘A distinct absence of joy’: The World Cup’s return to the US has been overshadowedBy Keith Duggan
Middle EastLebanon’s displaced people: War, poverty and rising tensions on Beirut’s CornicheBy Sally Hayden
CourtsDeaf woman alleging rape was questioned over 3½ months in State’s longest criminal trialBy Isabel Hayes and Eimear Dodd
Athletics‘A smashing runner and the nicest guy’: Irish Olympian Gerry O’Reilly dies aged 61By Ian O'Riordan
Inside Politics NewsletterTensions come to fore over drive towards single-tier healthcareBy Cormac McQuinn
CourtsJeffrey Donaldson denies meeting with accuser was to ‘nip in the bud’ abuse allegationsBy Freya McClements
Crime & LawConcerns for missing brother of Irish sports star following shooting in BarcelonaBy Conor Lally and Sarah Slater
On The Money NewsletterNeed to draw up a ‘life list’ of your money and legal affairs? This is how you do it By Olive Keogh
UKKeir Starmer insists he will not walk away after defence resignationsBy David Hughes, Christopher McKeon and David Lynch
MusicOlivia Rodrigo’s new album, You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, is brilliantly catchy and beautifully bittersweet By Ed Power
SoccerGavin Cooney: FAI doesn’t want to find out what repercussions of boycotting Israel game would beBy Gavin Cooney
The Counter RuckBlackrock mourns the loss of larger-than-life Michael ‘Bomber’ BrowneBy Gerry Thornley
America 2026The World Cup begins: a nervous referee; a fundamental change to games and Irish regretListen to The World Cup begins: a nervous referee; a fundamental change to games and Irish regretListen | 40:07
EuropeThe Pope battled with Bad Bunny for the attention of Spain’s youth. Ultimately, Leo wonBy Guy Hedgecoe
RugbyJack Crowley could miss Ireland’s Nations Championship tour with blood vessel issueBy John O'Sullivan
CourtsOne assault charge dropped against man accused of violent disorder linked to attack on Qayyum BalogunBy Tom Tuite
Inside Politics PodcastEruption of violence in Northern Ireland echoes the TroublesListen to Eruption of violence in Northern Ireland echoes the TroublesListen | 53:59
MusicBeyond the Pale 2026: ‘We’ve been manifesting this weather,’ fans say as sun shines on festivalBy Niamh Browne
Middle EastInside Iran’s underground ‘missile cities’ – battered but still firingBy Najmeh Bozorgmehr in Tehran and Jacob Judah in Washington
Crime & LawSwedish man killed in Limerick crash was on his way to carry out contract killingBy Conor Lally
SoccerMalachy Clerkin: Where will Damien Duff’s streak of madness fit into Brentford’s xG models?By Malachy Clerkin
SportPierre Gasly reinstated to Monaco podium after F1 officials admit timekeeping blunderBy Luke McLaughlin
WorkAccountant who says employer ‘laughed’ when she asked about redundancy package wins €25,000By Stephen Bourke
Crime & LawJury told of ‘chaos’ at Parnell Square and woman screaming ‘the kid is dead’By Mary Carolan
EducationLeaving Cert art: State Examinations Commission listens to criticism of last year’s paperBy Peter McGuire
An Irish DiarySaturation point: Shane Hegarty on attending gigs during an Irish summerBy Shane Hegarty
World CupFrance followed to World Cup by home politics after Kylian Mbappé’s swipe at far rightBy Raphaël Jucobin
Classroom to CollegeClassroom to College: A tough Leaving Cert week as core subjects finishBy Niamh Towey
CourtsMan wanted in Germany over alleged kidnapping arrested in Cork massage parlour, court hearsBy Fiachra Gallagher
PoliticsBord Bia review finds chairman gives ‘clear leadership’ in wake of Brazil beef protestsBy Cormac McQuinn
World CupThomas Partey out of Ghana’s World Cup opener after visa application to Canada refusedBy Ed Aarons and Leyland Cecco
Middle EastUS-Iran agree deal to extend ceasefire, says Pakistan’s prime ministerBy James Politi and Abigail Hauslohner in Washington and Andrew England in London
CourtsYouth refused special chairs for classroom due to attendance at fee-paying school, High Court hears
PoliticsConfirmation of neutral venue for Ireland-Israel match prompts criticism from OppositionBy Cormac McQuinn and Marie O’Halloran
FoodTaste of Dublin 2026 kicks off: ‘We come every single year, we absolutely love it’By John O'Connor
CourtsReykjavik murder trial hears details of Dublin-based family’s collective suicide planBy Karen McHugh in Reykjavik
