BooksIreland - Why it Matters to be an Island by Michael Cronin: Stirring, provocative, unashamedly cerebralBy Andrew Lynch
Sponsored‘It’s such an exciting time to become a pharmacist’: RCSI students prepare for big changes in the industry
The Counter Ruck PodcastURC big preview and how did Ireland throw away victory vs the USA?Listen to URC big preview and how did Ireland throw away victory vs the USA?Listen | 38:30
Special ReportsWho stands to benefit from the Government’s Personal Investment Account?By Edel Corrigan
Special ReportsFor Irish savers, there has never been more options from European banksBy Danielle Barron
FilmDaisy Edgar-Jones: ‘It was great practice for Sense and Sensibility, all that time in Fermanagh fields with cows’By Tara Brady
ResidentialWhat will €375,000 buy in Greece, South Africa, Italy, Portugal and Wexford?By Alison Gill
Business‘If Ireland Inc is doing the right thing, BNY can grow’: Clonmel man helps reboot one of US’s oldest banksBy Joe Brennan
Middle EastNetanyahu sounded delusional at a largely empty UN where many delegates walked outBy Keith Duggan
Crime & LawMore than €500k spent on Garda surveillance plane which flew for seven hoursBy Conor Gallagher
PeopleSéamas O’Reilly: The idea that one man might shoulder burden of spite for us all is heroicBy Séamas O'Reilly
PoliticsMajority of voters who expressed preference see immigration as a positive thing, but it’s a tighter call than beforeBy Pat Leahy
PoliticsSmall minority prepared to consider new flag to make Irish unity acceptable to unionistsBy Pat Leahy
Rugby‘You get a good spell and never look back’: Munster’s Diarmuid Kilgallen on overcoming injuryBy Gerry Thornley
RugbyURC has been enriched by South African infusion, but Leinster remain the team to beatBy Gerry Thornley
PoliticsFianna Fáil accused of attempt to divert attention from Jim O’Callaghan with CCPC request By Cormac McQuinn
Soccer‘We have to have a hell of a performance’: Under-21s face Slovakia test in play-off bidBy Michael Scully
BusinessTax cuts in Budget 2027 for renovating vacant properties ‘could boost housing supply’By Barry O'Halloran
CourtsMan to make bail application after alleged knife attack left partner with several stab woundsBy Olivia Kelleher
BusinessAccenture reports earnings of $93bn in Ireland, more than Apple and Microsoft combinedBy Killian Woods
RacingGoffs Orby Sale will reverberate to the hard-edged sounds of supply and demand By Brian O'Connor
Athletics‘There’s a lot more I could be doing’: Fintan McCarthy on the valuable lessons from defeatBy Ian O'Riordan
RugbyRecuperating Caelan Doris remains Leinster captain, but a doubt for Ireland’s November gamesBy Gerry Thornley
PoliticsSimon Coveney: Former minister once lobbied by developer Johnny Ronan, now lobbies for himBy Arthur Beesley
OpinionWhy did it take Michael O’Leary 10 days to cop on that his comments on rape were wrong?By Justine McCarthy
IrelandGrandson of Roscommon emigrants and famous Catholic TV host beatified in MissouriBy Patsy McGarry
OpinionThere is something devastating about the words ‘Ireland doesn’t have a place for me’By Diarmaid Ferriter
OpinionU2 are sometimes dismissed as do-gooders, but the last 50 years have proven it is no actBy Dermot Hodson
In the News PodcastKicked out of Dubai: where will Christy Kinahan snr go now? By Bernice HarrisonListen to Kicked out of Dubai: where will Christy Kinahan snr go now? Listen | 28:20
PoliticsWhen true horrors of Gaza are fully revealed ‘it will shame the world’, Martin tells UN By Keith Duggan
Early Edition PodcastDefeat in Kosovo, ‘wind power swindler’, minority would support new flag in united IrelandBy Aideen FinneganListen to Defeat in Kosovo, ‘wind power swindler’, minority would support new flag in united IrelandListen | 09:41
WorldDonald Trump and Xi Jinping strike warm tone at White House as US-China tensions remainBy Denis Staunton
BusinessEU urges UK to raise tariffs on Chinese cars to avoid ‘made in Europe’ barriersBy Peter Foster
EducationIrish colleges should focus on teaching abroad, not attracting foreign students – MinisterBy Denis Staunton
StageRadio Bette, minus Ruth Negga, opens Dublin Theatre Festival with deadpan drolleryBy Max McGuinness
SoccerTop European leagues heighten pressure on Infantino with call for major changes at FifaBy Matt Hughes
StageHysterically Shopping! To Some Sort of End review: This critique of consumer culture is a tough one to sellBy Ruby Eastwood
Crime & Law‘It wasn’t true’: Remembering the real Mackenzie Michalski over her killer’s liesBy Deborah Bloom in Portland, Oregon
SportThat Sydney Sweeney ad was a distraction from a worrying question: what does Novig do?By Emmet Ryan
MusicWestside Cowboy at Whelan’s review: Like watching tomorrow’s superstars grow up before your eyesBy Ed Power
DrinkRanelagh off-licence Redmonds to close: ‘I’ve never worked because it’s such great fun’By John Wilson
SportAlex Dunne takes first Formula 2 win of the season in opening Baku feature raceBy Muireann Duffy
CanadaMark Carney says Canada has prepared for ‘extreme tail risk’ of US military action By Matina Stevis-Gridneff and David E. Sanger
Housing & PlanningHomeless numbers rise 9% in a year as latest figures show fresh increaseBy Kitty Holland
Inside Politics PodcastLatest poll numbers show neither Government nor Opposition all that popular with electorateListen to Latest poll numbers show neither Government nor Opposition all that popular with electorateListen | 47:25
Gaelic GamesMalachy Clerkin: David Clifford should win Footballer of the Year but it’s an extremely marginal callBy Malachy Clerkin
Crime & LawThree men arrested after man left in critical condition following Kerry assaultBy Barry Roche
BusinessPaddy McKillen jnr, with debts of €27.7m, applies for personal insolvency arrangement By Órla Ryan
Inside Politics NewsletterOn a dizzying week for global politics, sports-grants row kept the parish pump flowingBy Cormac McQuinn
BusinessAshford Castle manager warns over difficulty in booking helicopters for Ryder CupBy Gordon Deegan
SoccerLiverpool’s Cody Gakpo reflects on ‘tough summer’ after collapse of Manchester City moveBy Nick Ames
SoccerManchester City found guilty of breaking Premier League’s financial fair play rulesBy Matt Hughes, Paul MacInnes and Will Unwin
EducationSchool closures loom on separate days next month as teacher pay dispute escalatesBy Emmet Malone
Crime & LawPregnant mother-of-two’s murder ‘one of the worst cases of domestic violence’, Belfast court hears
MusicU2 fans treated to surprise Dublin street performance to mark 50th anniversary By Jack White and Ronan McGreevy
An Irish DiaryThe Foggy Dew: Frank McNally on the Rising ballad’s confused origins and contested lyricsBy Frank McNally
MusicU2 play special gigs at Mount Temple Comprehensive and Grafton Street to mark 50th anniversaryBy Patrick Freyne
EuropePope Leo condemns global leaders who disregard rule of law during papal visit to FranceBy Naomi O’Leary
PoliticsGarvaghy Road residents to seek last-minute halt after Orange Order granted permission to marchBy Seanín Graham
