BooksNeither Confirm Nor Deny by John Ware: Revelations about Britain’s morally compromised ‘dirty war’By Harry Higgins
CultureEvent guide: All Together Now, Gaze, David Baldacci and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week aheadBy Tony Clayton-Lea
IrelandMet Éireann forecasts some rain this weekend as conditions become more changeableBy Jade Wilson
RestaurantsRestaurant review: They sure know how to cook a steak here, but there are a few disappointmentsBy Corinna Hardgrave
FilmA Useful Ghost review: Audacious debut blends supernatural comedy with the thorniest satireBy Tara Brady
FilmAn Irish Atlantic Rainforest review: Strikingly beautiful documentary unearths an alien worldBy Donald Clarke
TV & RadioPatrick Freyne: Anya Taylor-Joy and I are different. She kills people. I'd wet myselfBy Patrick Freyne
Common GroundIrish unity supporters must do better than slogans and flag waving, says Neale RichmondBy Mark Hennessy
World CupDave Hannigan: Instead of retracing their New England steps, Liverpool cash inBy Dave Hannigan
SoccerJohn Russell admits injuries ‘a big issue’ for Shelbourne ahead of European clashBy Gavin Cummiskey
Early Edition PodcastPodcast: Christian Brothers sex abuse claims, Budget 2027, Aughinish Alumina ‘anxiety’By Andrew McNairListen to Podcast: Christian Brothers sex abuse claims, Budget 2027, Aughinish Alumina ‘anxiety’Listen | 11:11
Soccer‘You want to come back to Brandywell with something to play for’: Derry City set to enter uncharted watersBy Simon Collins
OpinionAndy Burnham likes to be liked. There could hardly be a worse qualification for the jobBy Newton Emerson
Gaelic GamesJack O’Connor ‘able to have real relationship and man-manage’ Kerry players, says David MoranBy Paul Keane
Gaelic GamesKerry football captain Paul Geaney: ‘I don’t think I’d be here if the rules didn’t change’By Ian O'Riordan
Gaelic GamesMayo’s Jack Livingstone and Kerry’s Shane Murphy could have played only supporting rolesBy Gordon Manning
Business Today NewsletterGovernment sees €1.5bn tax package and what an AI crash would mean for IrelandBy Peter Flanagan
In the News PodcastWhy fallout from Jeffrey Donaldson’s conviction keeps growingBy Bernice HarrisonListen to Why fallout from Jeffrey Donaldson’s conviction keeps growingListen | 30:11
BusinessAvant Money builds up €100m deposit book in first half after entry into savings marketBy Joe Brennan
UK‘He knows what he’s doing’: Andy Burnham’s off-the-cuff remarks inspire headlines and headachesBy Kiran Stacey and Alexandra Topping
CourtsGillian Curran’s pattern of injuries were more consistent with assault, murder trial hearsBy Barry Roche
EconomyECB to pause rate hikes but may signal that more is neededBy Balazs Koranyi and Francesco Canepa
BusinessWe are ‘critical skills’ immigrants to Ireland. Can our adult son move here too?By Joanne Hunt
StageThe Brightening Air review: Kate Gilmore gives a standout performance in Conor McPherson’s playBy Max McGuinness
BusinessCentral Bank examines how life insurers take on new investments in thematic reviewBy Joe Brennan
CourtsDepartment of Justice received 78 legal aid invoices for individual’s theft chargesBy Ellen O’Riordan and Vivienne Clarke
Social AffairsFormer minister Zappone raised concerns about building apartments on Bessborough siteBy Órla Ryan
Inside Politics PodcastDoes salesman Andy Burnham have a product to sell? Listen to Does salesman Andy Burnham have a product to sell? Listen | 32:35
Gaelic GamesAll-Ireland football final by the numbers: For Mayo, 75 needs no explainingBy Malachy Clerkin
BusinessEU fines Google €890m in test of Donald Trump’s threats to protect Big TechBy Barbara Moens in London and Henry Foy in Brussels
Asia-PacificT-shirt slogan speaks volumes in Taiwan as Hong Kong raids see book sales rocketBy Amy Hawkins and Yu-chen Li in Taipei
EuropeFrom Resistance fighter to national hero: the long journey of Marc Bloch to the PanthéonBy Naomi O’Leary
MusicBeta Band at Vicar Street review: Brilliant boffins are still playing by their own wonky rulesBy Ed Power
IrelandKillarney Ipas centre housing families and single women evacuated over pest infestationBy Hugh Dooley and Anne Lucey
CultureIrish interest at Venice film festival 2026: Martin McDonagh’s Wild Horse Nine, Werner Herzog’s Bucking Fastard and moreBy Donald Clarke
Middle EastIsrael criticised for ‘grotesque’ plan to use crocodiles at prison holding PalestiniansBy Mark Weiss
CourtsPair convicted of murdering man and throwing his body over Donegal cliffs launch appealBy Eoin Reynolds
Gaelic GamesJoe Canning: Limerick gave a complete performance in final, but there is one small glimmer of hope for the restBy Joe Canning
PoliticsCalls for Government to send observer to German ‘show trial’ of Daniel Tatlow-DevallyBy Marie O’Halloran
BusinessAdjusting income tax bands and credits for inflation would cost more than €1bn next yearBy Cliff Taylor
PoliticsAs the Taoiseach sat with Zelenskiy at Mariinskiy Palace, an air raid siren sounded in the distance By Jack Power
IrelandSlievenamon wildfire enters fourth day as firefighters continue to battle blazeBy Vivienne Clarke
CourtsMI5 and PSNI to pay damages to ex-BBC editor Vincent Kearney after accessing phone recordsBy Freya McClements
Middle EastIsraeli security minister joins Jewish extremists storming Jerusalem’s al-Aqsa mosqueBy Emma Graham-Harrison
CourtsFour teenage boys charged over public order incident in Cavan that left three hospitalisedBy Zoe Tunney
IrelandSlievenamon fires: ‘You don’t think you will be putting family photos and passports in a bag’By Seán Ryan
Crime & LawEdenderry Garda station remains closed after gardaí got ‘very ill’ handling seized vapesBy Conor Lally
CourtsSingles will have to ‘get courting done early’ as judge denies Lisdoonvarna licence extensionBy Gordon Deegan
Soccer‘Don’t become the protagonist’: Andoni Iraola on the secret of Spain’s success and his role at LiverpoolBy Andy Hunter
Ireland‘Rainy day’ fund billions should be spent on housing, says Google Ireland chief By Mark Hennessy
BusinessMichael O’Leary chided for commenting on inquiry into how man was almost sucked from planeBy Barry O'Halloran
Middle EastTrump close to deciding on ‘massive attack’ against Iran after Houthis strike Red Sea tankersBy Peter Beaumont
CourtsTruck driver faces sentence for incitement to hatred over online refugee comments By Declan Brennan
CourtsGillian Curran’s blood alcohol level not a contributory factor in her death, trial hearsBy Barry Roche
GolfHard work ahead for Pádraig Harrington as he tries to hold on to his seniors open title By Philip Reid
HealthLimerick GP’s pandemic statements were ‘disparaging’ of health guidelines, hearing toldBy Stephen Farrell
Crime & LawGardaí examine burner phone to find when alleged UCD student sexual assault photo was takenBy Hugh Dooley and Conor Lally
Gaelic GamesJack O’Connor names unchanged Kerry side for All-Ireland final against MayoBy Gordon Manning
CourtsKerry election candidate jailed for contempt after ‘manifestly unfair’ hearing, High Court rules
Middle EastTwo Palestinians killed in Israeli air strike in Gaza with three others shot dead in West BankBy Ali Sawafta, Steven Scheer and Pesha Magid
