BooksShane Ross revists RTÉ’s clandestine payments, Toy Show musical and more - get your popcorn readyBy Kevin Rafter
BusinessNTMA silent on future role for Nama chief as Bill to dissolve ‘bad bank’ is publishedBy Joe Brennan
BusinessUS and Canadian ice hockey stars to invest in proposed €250m arena for south DublinBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
BusinessAn Post lines up former Glen Dimplex boss Fergal Leamy as next chief executiveBy Joe Brennan and Ciarán Hancock
MusicThe Music Quiz: A singer from which Irish band is co-lead in the Irish production of Oklahoma! By Tony Clayton-Lea
FilmThe Christophers review: Steven Soderbergh’s film scrapes by thanks to a compelling castBy Tara Brady
BooksA new Wild Atlantic Way? How nine ‘literary routes’ could form a map of Irish writingBy Jane Coyle
FilmObsession: The best US horror film of the 2020s – starring a ringer for Paul Mescal By Donald Clarke
Commercial PropertyCouncil seeks developer for Cherrywood lands with scope for 1,150 homes By Ronald Quinlan
ResidentialLook inside: Meticulously renovated 1930s four-bed on Merrion Road in DublinBy Miriam Mulcahy
Commercial PropertyIconic Offices agrees deal with well-known hoteliers for former bank headquarters buildingBy Ronald Quinlan
PricewatchReader caught out by Complete Savings subscription: ‘I never knowingly signed up’ By Conor Pope
Dublin‘Two of the kids can’t stay overnight’: Mother of seven on her overcrowded Dublin council flat By Sarah Burns
WorkTalk of career progression has ceased since I announced my pregnancy. What should I do?By Jack White
ResidentialProperty industry experts weigh in on back-garden modular homes – from tax to potential income By Ronald Quinlan and Jessica Doyle
PoliticsJack Chambers’s sweeping plans to curb spending ‘go down like lead balloon’ with MinistersBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Gaelic GamesBrian Hayes hopes injured Cork team-mate Rob Downey will return to play in coming weeksBy Gordon Manning
IrelandPublic pay talks must address concerns of ordinary workers, says trade union boss By Emmet Malone
OireachtasMary Lou McDonald arrived with intel to stop the Minister in her tut-tutting tracksBy Miriam Lord
IrelandBertram Allen seeks to quash interrogation with US police in drink-driving case as he was ‘impaired’By Mark Tighe
Gaelic GamesDaire Cregg: ‘It’s a privilege to represent Roscommon. You don’t take that lightly’By Gordon Manning
OpinionStop demonising one-off rural housing. Not everyone wants to be surrounded by neighboursBy Michael McDowell
Gaelic GamesDarragh Ó Sé: Don’t be fooled - there’s more to winning kickouts than pure piggeryBy Darragh Ó Sé
OpinionNigel Farage’s success is the Leopards Eating People’s Faces Party meme come to life By Kathy Sheridan
Better with Money PodcastConor Pope on the ‘airport golden hour’ and other holiday spending traps By Aideen FinneganListen | 31:04
Six NationsEve Higgins: ‘We haven’t played in big crowds full of Irish people. It’s going to be special’By Johnny Watterson
RugbyGordon D'Arcy: Watching Leinster at pitch level with the under-10s gave me new perspectiveBy Gordon D'Arcy
CourtsFormer bursar who stole €500k from private school files for bankruptcy over €1.7m debtBy Mary Carolan
OpinionSinéad O’Sullivan: People in Ireland want to know where our money goes. The answer is depressingBy Sinéad O'Sullivan
Business Today NewsletterStars back Dublin ice hockey plan and housing plans run into objectors By Dominic Coyle
Global BriefingEurope must shape its post-Ukraine war destiny as difficult choices loomBy Denis Staunton
Early Edition PodcastPodcast: Four to a bed, Keir Starmer, one-off housing, and ice hockey in Dublin?Listen | 09:49
Ireland‘Failed’ screws and brackets found at Waterford complex where two children fell from balconyBy Jack White and Sarah Slater
In the News PodcastKeir Starmer is clinging to power but for how long? By Bernice HarrisonListen | 19:35
UKUnions predict Keir Starmer will not lead Labour into next electionBy Pippa Crerar Political editor
Inside Politics NewsletterMicheál Martin under pressure over response to striking ambulance workersBy Cormac McQuinn
EnvironmentLitter and dog fouling fines to rise to €250 from September amid clampdownBy Cormac McQuinn
CourtsGarda claims superior asked if she expected a ‘consolation prize for losing your son’, court toldBy Paul Neilan
FilmCannes 2026: Glamour, sheer excruciation and the vanishing Irish-shot film Bucking FastardBy Donald Clarke
Middle EastUS intelligence shows Iran retains substantial missile capabilities By Adam Entous, Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
Stage‘Please don’t mention anything that happens here,’ Derren Brown says. But I have to tell you about itBy Max McGuinness
StageSilvia Gribaudi: Suspended Chorus review – Grace, fluidity and a sense of abandonBy Christie Seaver
EducationIreland ‘could be forced to borrow next year’ if oil prices keep rising, says top economistBy Tim O'Brien
WorkPizza chef alleged to have made ‘creepy’ comments to girls as young as 12 loses unfair dismissal claimBy Stephen Bourke
HealthCommittee stops short of under-16 social media ban but wants end to ‘harmful’ algorithmsBy Cormac McQuinn
CompetitionsWin tickets to Dalkey Book Festival, lunch in the Grapevine restaurant and an overnight stay in Fitzpatrick Castle Hotel.
IrelandWoman (20) who died in two-car collision in Tipperary named locally By Sarah Burns and Sean Ryan
IrelandSkills shortages one of several barriers to delivering €24bn in transport infrastructureBy Ken Foxe
Gaelic GamesAll-Ireland Under-20 football semi-final: Tyrone v Kildare preview, throw-in time, where to watchBy David Gorman
BusinessIrish households may invest up to €7bn in savings scheme in first year, BPFI saysBy Joe Brennan
CourtsGirls record man admitting sexual abuse after being cleared by Tusla, court hears By David Raleigh
Gaelic GamesAll-Ireland Under-20 football semi-final: Roscommon v Kerry preview, throw-in time, where to watchBy David Gorman
Courts‘Daddy’s choking Mammy’: Man who pinned wife to bed avoids jail for ‘terrifying’ strangulationBy Tom Tuite
IrelandOPW to verify location of 13,500 State-owned artworks after some went missingBy Darragh McDonagh
CourtsMan who stole sex worker’s phone initially thought to be crime victim after he was assaulted By Eimear Dodd
BusinessHospitality firm ordered to pay €10,000 for ‘humiliating’ remark about worker by bossBy Stephen Bourke
Inside Business PodcastCould we be heading toward a world recession if Trump can’t broker a deal with Iran?Listen | 34:04
HealthDelivering new cost of disability payment will be ‘so challenging’, Minister tells summit By Kitty Holland
GolfUS Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk to attend Limerick hurling game as guest of JP McManusBy Philip Reid
RugbyUlster coach calls for consistency in ‘final before the final’ against Glasgow WarriorsBy Michael Sadlier
FoodMichelin-starred Glovers Alley restaurant to close for ‘number of weeks’ as chef departsBy Úna McCaffrey
Gaelic GamesGAA take legal action against anti-immigration campaigner for selling ‘Erin Go Bragh’ jerseyBy Malachy Clerkin
BusinessWebsite targeted Irish customers with ads for well-known brands, court hearsBy Barry O'Halloran
ResidentialOwners of back-garden modular homes face second local property tax charge, says RevenueBy Ronald Quinlan and Jessica Doyle
Crime & LawCartels likely to see remote corners of Ireland as access route to Europe, says senior gardaBy Barry Roche
An Irish DiaryRemembrance Day: Peter Murtagh on a Wicklow golf club’s 100-year-old tradition and a very special trophy By Peter Murtagh
IrelandOn most days, father and daughter who both need kidney dialysis barely see each otherBy Ellen O’Riordan
GolfRory McIlroy’s toe is ‘fine’ as he seeks to further bolster his legacy at PGA ChampionshipBy Philip Reid
Social AffairsAn Post pensioners suffering ‘real hardship’ after assurances not honoured, committee hearsBy Emmet Malone
UK Politics Live UpdatesStarmer facing ‘crisis of vision’, UK parliament hears, but has ‘full confidence’ in StreetingBy Jade Wilson, Sarah Burns and Glen Murphy
UKStreeting seeks backing for leadership contest, Starmer to fight any attempt to unseat him By Mark Paul
CourtsAllegation ex-UL president misled PAC over €12.5m property deal can’t be revisited, court toldBy Paul Neilan
Politics‘I’ve no problem with people from the Congo or Africa’: Bertie Ahern addresses video commentsBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Marie O’Halloran
TV & RadioUncharted with Ray Goggins: Sergeant-major routine is ditched for a chummy Boy’s Own romp By Ed Power
Gaelic GamesMunster Under-20 hurling final: Clare beat Tipperary on penalties thanks to Mark Sheedy heroicsBy Stephen Barry
SoccerManchester City keep pressure on Arsenal with comfortable win over Crystal PalaceBy Jamie Jackson
IrelandDunnes Stores strikers of 1984 praised at launch of anti-apartheid exhibition By Katie Mellett
HealthMothers’ exposure to stress and chemicals at work linked to autism in offspring – studyBy Katie Mellett
Asia-PacificGunshots fired in Philippines senate after politician wanted by ICC urged supporters to block arrestBy Rebecca Ratcliffe
EuropeCruise ship confined in France after suspected ‘stomach flu’ death allowed to resume operationsBy Ellen O’Riordan