BooksGirl in the Making by Anna Fitzgerald: readers will feel for this sensitive, intuitive childBy Sarah Gilmartin
Letter of the DayOpens in new windowTent encampment and apartment residents – squalor in Dublin city centre
ScienceGeoengineering a cooler Earth: The benefits and hazards of a radical response to the climate crisisBy William Reville
TV & RadioPatrick Freyne’s favourite TV shows of 2024: An Irish national treasure, bickering hitfolk and the best actor of her generationBy Patrick Freyne
RestaurantsA swanky new restaurant already filled with the D4 and south Co Dublin setBy Corinna Hardgrave
FilmEvil Does Not Exist review: Ryusuke Hamaguchi turns down the volume to more aggressively embrace the obliqueBy Donald Clarke
ResidentialFive homes on view this week in Dublin, Mayo, Wexford, Laois and DonegalBy Elizabeth Birdthistle
ResidentialClassic elegance with modern comforts at jeweller’s Blackrock home for €1.35mBy Kevin Courtney
ResidentialDeveloper Johnny Ronan emerges as owner of Dublin city’s only private parkBy Ronald Quinlan
PoliticsNew asylum-seeker accommodation agency is under considerationBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Sorcha Pollak
Common GroundOpens in new windowPrice of united Ireland: Bringing North’s welfare up to scratch presents cost challengeBy Mark Hennessy
Housing & PlanningWhy a site in a sought-after area of Dublin remains derelict after 20 years of inactivity By Ronan McGreevy
IrelandRogue general in Libya serviced by several western companies in apparent breach of UN embargo By Naomi O’Leary
IrelandServing soldier investigated on suspicion of using leave to train troops in Libya last yearBy Conor Gallagher
SportControversy around LA Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani and his interpreter shows strange relationship US has with sports betting By Dave Hannigan
Social AffairsCitywest hotel in Dublin was paid €53.6m to accommodate asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees in 2023 By Sorcha Pollak
IrelandActivity of former Defence Forces members in Libya referred to GardaBy Conor Gallagher and Naomi O’Leary
PeopleMichael Harding: Peabody, Charlie and Jack love each other despite all that’s going on in the worldBy Michael Harding
Gaelic GamesKilkenny’s Walter Walsh to miss opening rounds of the Leinster championship By Gordon Manning
ResidentialLook inside: Jim Sheridan’s D4 home where Martin Scorsese, Brad Pitt and Bono hung out, for €2.5mBy Jessica Doyle
Social AffairsResidents living near makeshift camps for asylum seekers in Dublin say homes ‘encircled’ by tentsBy Colin Gleeson
IrelandLibyan troops being trained by Irish firm a headache for Government and GardaBy Conor Gallagher
Your WellnessHow we can nurture our friendships to ensure long-lasting relationshipsBy Geraldine Walsh
In the News PodcastThe ex-Irish soldiers training a rogue Libyan militiaBy Bernice HarrisonListen | 25:11
DublinFormer Baggot Street Hospital is surplus to requirements and on register for disposal, says HSEBy Martin Wall
Business Today NewsletterInsurers return to profit as claims costs fall relative to premiums earnedBy Ciarán Hancock
EuropeFianna Fáil MEP accuses von der Leyen of ‘silence’ on genocide case against IsraelBy Gráinne Ní Aodha, PA
IrelandThursday’s Top Stories: Activity of ex-Defence Forces members in Libya referred to Garda; United Ireland could cost €20bn a year for 20 years, says new study
An Irish DiaryWhere the streets have new names – Frank McNally on a French row with strong Irish echoesBy Frank McNally
Golf‘Lots of us talk about LIV so I wanted to see it’ - Tommy Fleetwood on LIV Golf visitBy Ewan Murray
TV & RadioRipley review: Andrew Scott shines as the inscrutable anti-hero in this gripping psychological dramaBy Ed Power
Middle EastBack-to-back strikes by Israel show tragic gaps in choosing targetsBy Mark Landler and Adam Rasgon
BusinessIreland’s global innovation ranking would climb significantly without GDP measure, council says By Laura Slattery
BusinessPFH Group paid €18m in dividends before acquisition by Japanese tech giant RicohBy Ian Curran
Smart MoneyBridging loans: would the return of this kind of finance help those who want to downsize to a smaller home?By Cliff Taylor
IrelandWet weather: major potato shortage looms due to persistent rainfallBy Ronan McGreevy and Vivienne Clarke
IrelandJerry Hall, Philip Treacy, Don O’Neill, Hugh Wallace take part in Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation online art sale
BusinessSome €100bn in excess corporate tax could be saved in new sovereign wealth fund By Eoin Burke-Kennedy
RugbyMunster’s Irish-qualified centre Antoine Frisch declares intention to play for FranceBy Nathan Johns
PoliticsNoel Grealish becomes latest Independent TD set to back Simon Harris for taoiseachBy Cormac McQuinn
CourtsDivorced man no longer has to pay €385 monthly maintenance to ex-wife, judge rulesBy Mary Carolan
PoliticsSinn Féin disputes findings of report suggesting united Ireland to cost €20bn annuallyBy Vivienne Clarke and Seanín Graham
CourtsFormer Dublin footballer Diarmuid Connolly’s assault charges hearing adjourned for seven weeksBy Tom Tuite
BusinessCorporate tax over-performance ‘coming to an end’ as receipts fall, McGrath warnsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
IrelandAnnouncement of special needs cuts felt like early April fools, TUI conference toldBy Emmet Malone
BusinessExecutive who felt ‘treated like a waitress’ at work function loses equality caseBy Stephen Bourke
IrelandGaza situation is ‘slow genocide that has been turned into a quick genocide’, TUI conference hearsBy Emmet Malone
Asia-PacificTaiwan earthquake: Death toll rises to 10 with almost 1,100 injured, helicopters used in rescue
EducationMany parents unaware special education staff do not need additional qualifications, conference hearsBy Carl O'Brien
EuropeUkraine says Russia targeting rescue workers after deadly Kharkiv drone strikeBy Daniel McLaughlin
An Irish DiaryNot All Greek – Frank McNally on Mohammad Syfkhan and the Irish bouzoukiBy Frank McNally
Crime & LawGardaí seize 10 firearms and €5m worth of drugs in series of operations across DublinBy Fiachra Gallagher
IrelandStorm Kathleen: Risk of power outages and flooding in some areas as wind warnings issuedBy Sarah Burns
Middle EastBiden tells Netanyahu Israel must reduce civilian harm in Gaza and suggests shift in US policy
EditorialsThe exchequer returns show solid trends, but also underline the volatility of corporate tax revenues
Common GroundOpens in new windowCan’t agree on the potential cost of a united Ireland? The Germans may have the answerBy Mark Hennessy
HealthConsultants need to be more visible in Limerick’s ED to tackle trolley crisis, Donnelly saysBy David Raleigh
EditorialsThe latest events in the Middle East point to the risk of a dangerous escalation in Israel's war