BooksDublin Book Festival: ‘I couldn’t believe I’d never heard of this weird historical episode’By Helena Mulkerns
MusicThe Music Quiz: On which US TV show did Adele appear as a fictionalised version of herself?By Tony Clayton-Lea
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Business‘Lessons learned’ as Kelly family scales back plans for housing scheme in south DublinBy Stephen Conneely
FilmPossible Love review: A searching, darkly funny film about class, dignity and exploitationBy Tara Brady
FilmWildwood review: Five stars for a stop-motion wonder destined to become a classic for the agesBy Donald Clarke
Commercial PropertyLeixlip town centre site with scope for 48 apartments guiding at €1.75m By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyKeelings seeking occupiers for latest phase at FoodCentral business parkBy Ronald Quinlan
ResidentialSubsidies like Help to Buy are no longer needed as homebuyer demand weakensBy John McCartney
Commercial PropertyAsian food wholesaler secures €7.35m from sale of Dublin 11 warehouseBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyAvoca’s Kilmacanogue and Rathcoole stores hit the market with €29m price tagBy Ronald Quinlan
BusinessTax-efficient investment accounts still face 1% stamp duty charge on large Irish companiesBy Joe Brennan
AbroadMoving back to Ireland, so much is different and so much is still the sameBy Charlie Norton Sherwood
PeopleI’ve been emailing obscure academics seeking radio interviews. Except I haven’tBy Seán Moncrieff
WorkAuto-enrolment changing pensions landscape as employers make schemes mandatory, says IbecBy Emmet Malone
BusinessHSE could be saving nearly €150m annually by using more biosimilar drugsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
RugbyGordon D’Arcy: The season has properly started now – let’s see who can keep momentum goingBy Gordon D'Arcy
BusinessHR bosses predict AI will not cause ‘significant reduction’ in employee numbersBy Stephen Conneely
OpinionThe Annals of Inisfallen are part of Irish history. They don’t belong in a British libraryBy Chris Doyle
SoccerLeague of Ireland permutations: Any Bohemians slip-up could hand Shamrock Rovers titleBy Gavin Cummiskey
Crime & LawJim O’Callaghan reiterates claim that solicitors are targeting rape casesBy Cormac McQuinn, Mary Carolan and Jack Horgan-Jones
Climate CrisisGlobal temperatures set to rise far in excess of 1.5% threshold pledged in Paris AgreementBy Caroline O'Doherty
Inside Business PodcastWhy is motor insurance so expensive in Ireland?Listen to Why is motor insurance so expensive in Ireland?Listen | 32:56
Your MoneyAre women in your workplace earning less? A new official website lifts the lidBy Joanne Hunt
OpinionFrance is falling to the extremes of left and right. Ireland cannot be complacentBy Michael McDowell
Gaelic GamesTiming is everything as Roscommon’s Ultan Harney announces intercounty football retirementBy Gordon Manning
EducationOpen days: Parents need to know the difference between encouraging a child and deciding for themBy Geraldine Walsh
Your Wellness‘I am married with two kids, but I drunkenly embraced a colleague at a work party’By Trish Murphy
Business Today NewsletterCheaper HSE drugs, and are women in your workplace earning less?By Ian Curran
Oireachtas‘He never saw it coming’: Families of ‘one punch’ victims seek tougher measuresBy Colm Keena
Ireland‘Nowhere left to go’: Beluga whale off Ireland amid growing sightings of Arctic speciesBy Katie Mellett
CourtsMan wanted in United States for possessing child pornography appeals extradition By Fiona Magennis
In the News PodcastWhat happens when an out-of-control teenager is your son?By Bernice HarrisonListen to What happens when an out-of-control teenager is your son?Listen | 20:53
TV & RadioActor Christina Applegate reveals she was misdiagnosed with multiple sclerosisBy Richard Luscombe
CourtsCase struck out for man accused of taking part in fatal assault on Anthony Long in DublinBy Tom Tuite
Inside Politics NewsletterAll sides primed for a fight in Dáil over plans to scrap the triple lock By Jack Horgan-Jones
HealthMinister for Health says onus on everyone to ensure private care bills paid by insurersBy Vivienne Clarke
CourtsThe criminal courts are operating, but not ‘effectively’, as Jim O’Callaghan claimsBy Mary Carolan
PoliticsOnly way to combat ‘drugs intimidation’ is to inform gardaí, Jim O’Callaghan saysBy Marie O’Halloran
Social AffairsTusla plans to reduce the number of children it takes into special careBy Kitty Holland
SportIrish sport in 10 objects: The Liffey Swim, Ronnie Delany’s shoes, Rachael Blackmore’s saddleBy David Gorman
RugbyIreland XV to take on Fiji A in double-header with Ireland under-20s in NovemberBy John O'Sullivan
Inside Politics PodcastJamie Bryson: Northern Irish unionists ‘must go on the offensive’By Andrew McNair and Hugh LinehanListen to Jamie Bryson: Northern Irish unionists ‘must go on the offensive’Listen | 48:19
SoccerCristiano Ronaldo asked for punishment ‘without mitigation’, then fought to cut itBy Miguel Dantas
Middle EastArab parties could be kingmakers in Israel’s election. Netanyahu has reason to worry By Mark Weiss
IrelandConsumers urged to stop using certain Aldi hairdryers due to risk of ‘electric shock or fire’By Sarah Burns
StageIrish comedian Vittorio Angelone apologises for rape joke about content creatorBy Hosanna Boulter
CourtsFemale student doctor attending exams in Dublin city centre punched in unprovoked attack By Eimear Dodd
CourtsDriver had ‘no time to react’ to e-biker (24) that died in N11 crash, inquest told By Hugh Dooley
November InternationalsJamie Benson included as Andy Farrell names Ireland squad for Nations ChampionshipBy David Gorman
Crime & LawCouple found dead at Bray home had lost two children in house fireBy Conor Lally, Kitty Holland and Tim O'Brien
PoliticsFamily of IRA victim Brian Stack get State apology for flawed Garda inquiry but still seek ‘full truth’By Marie O’Halloran
BusinessEuropean shares rise on solid earnings but Carrefour slumps after French unrestBy Joe Brennan
Crime & LawFormer DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson being investigated over alleged rape in UK Houses of ParliamentBy Freya McClements
BooksPaul Mescal and Jessie Buckley sign letter supporting Sally Rooney after UK books withdrawnBy Martin Doyle
Courts‘For four seconds I was a millionaire’: Man charged after accepting controlled delivery of cocaineBy Tom Tuite
Health‘For the first time we feel we’re being listened to’: New children’s hospice in Castlebar gets go-aheadBy James Cox
IrelandRelatives express ‘deep gratitude’ to rescue crews after retired couple’s deaths in fireBy Olivia Kelleher
Business‘Critical vulnerabilities’ found in computer code supporting up to 70% of internet By Stephen Conneely
Courts‘My mother asked me to let Evan go’: Murder accused was asked to spare brother with special needsBy Alison O'Riordan
EuropePutin agrees to resume talks on Ukraine war with Kyiv and WashingtonBy Katya Arenina, Amy Mackinnon and Max Seddon
DublinArnotts asks Dublin revamp tsar to move GPO social welfare payments to reduce antisocial behaviourBy Ronan McGreevy
CourtsJosie Ray’s grandchildren had told gardaí of safety concerns before her death, court hears By David Raleigh
SoccerBohs captain Dawson Devoy to miss title run-in after ban over Shamrock Rovers meleeBy Gavin Cummiskey
CourtsSupreme Court appeal opens in row over super junior ministers attending at cabinetBy Fiachra Gallagher
SoccerComo demolish dismal Manchester United to pile more pressure on Michael CarrickBy Jamie Jackson
SoccerBruno Fernandes questions Michael Carrick’s tactics as pressure builds on Manchester United manager
TV & RadioThe Experiment on Channel 4: An unflinching and provocative horror show dressed as satire By Ed Power
TransportIrish Rail seeks to recover damages from contractor over scrapped software projectBy Martin Wall
PoliticsMary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill attend police interview over Drumcree protestsBy Freya McClements
Weather UpdateStorm Austen: ‘Challenging’ weekend ahead with second storm to followBy Caroline O'Doherty