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CultureEvent guide: Púca Festival, Jazzy and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week aheadBy Tony Clayton-Lea
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FilmFatherland review: Ravishing-looking final part of Pawlikowski’s trilogy falls shortBy Tara Brady
FilmKlara and the Sun review: Aran Murphy is lovely. Otherwise, this film is best forgottenBy Donald Clarke
WorkWorkplace conflict is said to be costing Irish firms €239m annually. What can be done about it?By Margaret E Ward
Business‘People mistake innovation for creating something new’: Apple’s former head of music on keeping things simpleBy Frank Dillon
EnvironmentStorm Austen: Unions confirm council staff on industrial action to carry out emergency work as neededBy Emmet Malone
ScienceThis one scientific advance could help reduce energy use and bills. The key is the human heartBy Shauna Corr
Social AffairsDublin Marathon: Former drug addict to run 2026 race on ‘the streets where friends died over the years’By Kitty Holland
Climate CrisisSixty years of fighting hunger yielded results but another food crisis looms By Tom Arnold and Cary Fowler
EnvironmentArtificial intelligence can’t replace the benefits of nature intelligence By Yvonne Buckley
MarketsTop Ires investors sell down stakes below Barings proposal price as deadline nearsBy Joe Brennan
ResidentialNew townhouses and apartments with sleek interior finishes for sale in ShankillBy Kevin Courtney
USBranded ‘lazy’ by Trump, a Democrat is mounting an unexpected challenge in a Republican strongholdBy Keith Duggan
BusinessArdstone faces another legal challenge to plan for 562 new homes in Dublin 6By Barry O'Halloran
Gaelic GamesNot even Jim McGuinness could persuade Finnbarr Roarty to stay – that’s a bad omenBy Ciarán Murphy
IrelandNo obvious indications mother who died at Bray home had suffered violenceBy Conor Lally and Kitty Holland
OpinionAndy Burnham making TikToks about parking tickets seems to be missing the pointBy Finn McRedmond
RestaurantsRestaurant review: A little bit of sauce would go a long way in this Michelin-listed pubBy Joanne Cronin
BusinessBank of Ireland ‘accelerating’ AI’s role in fraud detection and financial guidance By Stephen Conneely
Rugby‘Some specimen of a man’: Why Andy Farrell has faith in uncapped James McNabneyBy John O'Sullivan
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Business Today NewsletterIres investors sell out, and Revolut’s outage a warning to us allBy Ciarán Hancock
PoliticsDarragh O’Brien backs Phil Hogan for key UN post despite pushing for his resignation in Golfgate row By Caroline O'Doherty
BusinessElon Musk sets lower sales target for Tesla as it explores SpaceX mergerBy Christian Davies, Stephen Morris and Kana Inagaki
BusinessWeight-loss drug revolution proves ‘accelerator’ for Kerry GroupBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy and Ciara O'Brien
CourtsClare man (92) on trial accused of indecently assaulting two orphan girls in his care over 50 years agoBy Gordon Deegan
Inside Politics NewsletterIrish politics is in a fragile holding pattern, with serious stress tests aheadBy Jack Horgan-Jones
CourtsConvicted gang rapists say trial was prejudiced by allowing woman to give evidence behind screenBy Ryan Dunne
PeopleJoanne McNally is every Irish woman’s best friend. The begrudgers won’t make a dent in herBy Emer McLysaght
HealthMore than 70,000 people left Irish emergency departments before completing treatmentBy Vivienne Clarke
IrelandMinister wants role for Irish Navy in EU mission targeting Russia shadow fleetBy Conor Gallagher
USUS and Israel draw up plans for renewed strikes on Iran after midterm electionsBy Julian E Barnes, Eric Schmitt and Farnaz Fassihi
Sports BriefingAndy Farrell goes with a tried and trusted formula for Autumn internationalsBy Mary Hannigan
BusinessBank of Ireland and PTSB raise interest rates on products for first time since June ECB hike By Stephen Conneely
IrelandAughinish Alumina exports not included in draft EU Russia sanctions package By Jack Power, Conor Gallagher and Jack Horgan-Jones
EuropeA town called Schengen: After decades of seamless travel, European border checks are backBy Jack Power
UKRussell Brand accuser ‘didn’t think she would be believed’, rape trial hearsBy Tristan Kirk and Ted Hennessey
CourtsLeading US medtech charged over alleged safety breaches after worker’s death at Cork plantBy Barry Roche
Smart MoneyInternational investors give Ireland the thumbs up, ignoring corporate tax warningsBy Cliff Taylor
HealthIrish doctors say UK bid to crack down on ‘cosmetic cowboys’ does not go far enoughBy Shauna Bowers
MusicManic Street Preachers in Dublin review: Masters of euphoric melancholy play an emotionally charged 22-song setBy Éamon Sweeney
RugbyLeinster’s Sam Prendergast injured for Munster clash as Dan Sheehan starts at number eight By Nathan Johns
CultureHalloween festivals, spooky parades and ghoulish galas to consider this midtermBy Niamh Browne
TV & RadioNobody Wants This on Netflix: Chicken dipper TV – not unpleasant, but eminently disposableBy Ed Power
BusinessCentral Bank inquiry made ‘fundamental errors’ in former PTSB chief tracker mortgage caseBy Joe Brennan
CourtsHeated exchanges at Yves Sakila inquest after solicitor questions Garda investigationBy Órla Ryan
HealthGovernment rows back on promise to hold tribunal into scoliosis and spinal surgery scandalBy Shauna Bowers and Marie O’Halloran
CourtsSeán Rooney preliminary inquest hearings private ‘to protect safety of Defence Forces’By Órla Ryan
OireachtasNo link between healthcare staff recruitment and hospital performance, says MinisterBy Marie O’Halloran
CourtsLaw Society seeks to meet O’Callaghan ‘in person’ to solve legal aid payments impasse By Mary Carolan
TransportRail IT contract awarded to firm that did not own intellectual property, Minister says By Martin Wall
CourtsProsecutors seek 11-year sentence for John Gilligan if convicted of Spanish chargesBy Gerard Couzens
CyclingTour de France 2027 routes revealed with British stages, time-trials and a volcanoBy Jeremy Whittle
IrelandMost Defence Forces personnel fear mental health disclosure could harm careers, study findsBy Jack White
Politics‘Boarded out’ children must be included in redress scheme, says survivors’ advocate By Ronan McGreevy
Crime & LawMan (20s) becomes sixth arrest in fatal Waterford arson attack investigationBy Barry Roche
UKAndy Burnham is removing a Victorian-era law that singled out Catholics and Jews. Why now? By Mark Paul
SoccerShamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley claims FAI disciplinary system ‘not fit for purpose’ By Gavin Cummiskey
Crime & LawBMWs, Louis Vuitton bags, Rolex watches seized amid charity money-laundering allegationsBy Conor Lally and Hugh Dooley
IrelandNumber of young people dying on Irish roads increases by half this year, gardaí say By Hugh Dooley
EnvironmentIreland still relies on fossil fuel for almost 80% of energy as demand risesBy Caroline O'Doherty
CourtsMan (32) thought ‘shadow men’ were after him during rooftop standoff with armed gardaíBy Hugh Dooley
EuropeRussia drops cluster warheads on Kyiv after Witkoff-Putin peace talksBy Fabrice Deprez in Kyiv and Katya Arenina in Vilnius
BooksIrish Book Awards: Maggie O’Farrell, Vincent Browne, Sally Hayden and Louise Kennedy on shortlistBy Martin Doyle
CourtsAppeals over super junior ministers at Cabinet ‘fundamentally flawed’, Supreme Court hearsBy Fiachra Gallagher
RugbyErin King hoping to cap memorable week with victory in inaugural away Test against South Africa By Michael Scully
CourtsCouple allege their Meath home built without planning permission was wrongfully demolishedBy Fiachra Gallagher
Social AffairsThree staff members at school received €1,000 each from free school meals provider, committee hearsBy Katie Mellett and Jack Horgan-Jones
IrelandAdvert showing grandparents hugging grandchildren is taken down amid criticismBy Sarah Burns, Vivienne Clarke and Marie O’Halloran
Soccer‘Toxic’ Bruno Fernandes is symptom of Manchester United’s culture of entitlementBy Jamie Jackson
CourtsJosie Ray murder accused told her daughter one of them would have to leave, court hearsBy David Raleigh
WeatherStorm Austen: Orange weather warnings for six counties as Met Éireann forecasts intense rainBy James Cox
DublinBank holiday travel disruption ahead with Dublin Marathon road closures and rail line worksBy Ronan McGreevy and Glen Murphy
Crime & LawGardaí appeal for information on 40th anniversary of disappearance of Philip Cairns By James Cox
