IT Sunday: Protests and political paralysis have cast a shadow over the twilight of Emmanuel Macron’s presidency

IT Sunday: Ireland has been an enthusiastic host of data centres, but the story of one Co Waterford village shows there are stirrings of local dissent

IT Sunday: The life and death of a 65-year-old Italian man raised questions that even his close family struggled to answer

IT Sunday: The story of Buckingham Village is a window into life in inner city Dublin over the past half-century

Fears about the dangers posed by the rapid development of artificial intelligence have moved from the margins to centre stage

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IT Sunday: Perhaps the most closely-watched encounter of Trump’s visit will be his meeting with President Catherine Connolly at Áras an Uachtaráin

IT Sunday: Our in-depth account of a single small boat that set off for Europe in June gives a rare glimpse of the human tragedy behind one of the defining issues of the age

The fatal M9 crash raised questions linked by three contemporary concerns: road safety, youth crime and the warping effects of social media

Message from the Editor: Sports journalists work under extraordinary pressure, yet they are often the finest prose stylists a news publisher can offer its readers

Irish authorities granted gambling licences to six companies at the heart of a global network of black-market betting and casino websites

IT Sunday: As the United States turns 250, a joyful World Cup takes place against a background of acute national anxiety

IT Sunday: extreme heat across Europe shows us how life on the Continent is changing in profound ways

IT Sunday: The UK may soon have yet another prime minister - a Catholic with Irish roots who hopes to see his country rejoin the European Union

Olympian Ciara Mageean speaks with remarkable honesty and eloquence about a shocking cancer diagnosis