Waiting staff member Ilie at Dakota on South William Street, Dublin, preparing yesterday for the reopening of indoor dining today. Photograph: Alan Betson 3:06 ‘Day of relief’ as indoor hospitality reopens after some venues have been closed almost 500 days
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Annalise Murphy during Race 4 of the women’s laser radial. Photo: Dave Branigan/Inpho Tokyo 2020 Day 3: Blow for Annalise Murphy’s medal hopes while McSharry reaches final
Mona McSharry will swim in the women’s 100m breaststroke final on Tuesday. Photo: Inpho Tokyo 2020 Day 4: Irish in action and best of the rest
‘I’m still processing the times men have made me feel like I’m too much. It makes me angry’ Self Esteem: once an earnest indie singer with Slow Club, Rebecca Lucy Taylor is now a take-no-prisoners pop diva

Self Esteem – aka Rebecca Lucy Taylor – makes music packed with warts-and-all honesty

Marlboro Man, the macho cigarette-smoking cowboy, has a surprising new message Marlboro Man: Philip Morris’s cowboy on a billboard in Los Angeles in 1995. Photograph: Bill Nation/Sygma via Getty

Philip Morris head proposes 2030 ban as tobacco firm becomes ‘wellness company’

‘My nine-year-old girl is moody and I don’t like her at times’ It is very common for older children to feel ‘usurped’ by their younger sibling and to feel that their parent favours the younger one. File photograph: iStock

John Sharry: See feelings of dislike as a ‘wake-up call’ that something needs to change

Una Mullally: We need to become a culture-first society James Vincent McMorrow on stage at the Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, in June. Photograph: Tom Honan /The Irish Times

We cannot pretend to value art yet have cities that are hostile to artists

Ronan Keating accepts ‘substantial damages’ from phone-hacking case Ronan Keating. Photograph: Shirlaine Forrest/WireImage
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Singer claimed messages had been intercepted by News of the World journalists

Drug use in Dublin: ‘People are passing all the time. It’s disgusting, for me, for them’ Outreach teams collect used syringes and needles from outside a tent in Dublin city centre. Photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill/The Irish Times 5:38

Addicts are injecting on the streets as permission for a facility has been set aside

Thunder and lightning, weather not for brightening Heavy rainfall is forecast for across the country. Image: Windy.com

Heatwave ends as heavy rain on the way with risk of flooding

Foley to bring school reopening plan to Cabinet on Tuesday Minister for Education Norma Foley says she is confidence all schools will be able to reopen next term despite a sharp rise in Covid infection rates. Photo: Gareth Chaney/Collins

Minister confident schools will reopen fully from late August and early September

Dublin can be heaven again as families flock back to the capital Club Chroma Chlorologia at Imma
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Man jailed for rape of friend as she slept with her child The judge noted that the man sought asylum in Ireland 23 years ago and has been in full-time employment since. File photograph: The Irish Times

Woman friendly with assailant for years but never thought of him as anything other than a friend

Aidan O’Shea keeps on trucking whatever the trolls say Aidan O’Shea celebrates after the game. Photograph: Inpho/Tommy Dickson

Mayo captain was at the heart of his team’s win yesterday but still takes online abuse

Landmark Vatican fraud trial of 10, including a cardinal, set to begin Cardinal Angelo Becciu: Charged with five counts of embezzlement, two of abuse of office, and one count of inducing a witness to perjury. He denies wrongdoing. Photograph: Andreas Solaro/AFP via Getty Images

Cardinal Becciu becomes most senior Vatican official to be tried for financial crimes

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Widespread flooding in central Europe caused ‘terrifying’ destruction last week

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