In the News PodcastInside the event where Irish far-right activists mingled with ‘white Europe’ remigration movement By Bernice HarrisonListen to Inside the event where Irish far-right activists mingled with ‘white Europe’ remigration movement Listen | 25:25
BusinessHead of Liverpool retail complex hired to run Blanchardstown shopping centreBy Barry O'Halloran
The Counter Ruck PodcastAre Leinster being set up tactically for success?Listen to Are Leinster being set up tactically for success?Listen | 31:44
FilmAfternoons of Solitude review: The bull seems to sense it’s about to die in the ringBy Tara Brady
BusinessAn Post chief joins call for EU to delay €3 customs charge for small parcelsBy Ciarán Hancock
BeautyOpens in new windowEight affordable beauty buys under €25 that feel far more expensiveBy Simone Gannon
Gaelic GamesJoe Canning: Dublin and Galway have more at stake than Cork and Limerick this weekendBy Joe Canning
People‘Daddy is better at Mario Kart than Mummy,’ says my sore-loser son, correctlyBy Séamas O'Reilly
CourtsDefence Forces tribunal hears generation joining ‘are more educated on mental health and consent’By Jade Wilson
SoccerIreland can be partypoopers at send-off for World Cup co-hosts CanadaBy Joe Callaghan in Montreal
Politics‘I hate to see brothers fight’: Healy-Rae loyalists on tensions within Kerry stronghold By Anne Lucey
EducationFormer monastery should be bought to secure Dublin Gaelcholáiste’s future, say campaignersBy Kitty Holland
IrelandIranian man’s Dublin-based relative says her cousin has been tortured in custodyBy Katie Mellett
Rugby‘We’re incredibly lucky to have him. He’s a genius’: Leo Cullen backs Jacques NienaberBy Michael Scully
RugbyStormers lack Sacha magic, but Jurie Matthee ready to blow Leinster away again in URCBy Michael Scully
Gaelic GamesCork are 100% All-Ireland contenders again this year, says Patrick HorganBy Ian O'Riordan
OpinionWilful ignorance is not an acceptable dodge when it comes to Aughinish AluminaBy Justine McCarthy
IrelandLidl’s claims of planning system exploitation ‘factually inaccurate’, says competitor By Sarah Burns
Soccer‘We have got belief’: Carla Ward knows victory over Dutch will help Ireland get to World CupBy Mary Hannigan
EducationLeaving Cert: ‘If I don’t do good, then it maybe sets a tone for the rest of my siblings’By Jen Hogan
TV & RadioCape Fear on Apple TV+: Schlocky genre revival that’s not half as clever as it thinks it isBy Ed Power
Early Edition PodcastPodcast: The Russian oligarch believed to control Aughinish AluminaBy Andrew McNairListen to Podcast: The Russian oligarch believed to control Aughinish AluminaListen | 09:21
Business Today NewsletterIrish tax payments by big US tech and pharma groups revealed By Ciarán Hancock
CourtsSecurity personnel racially abused, assaulted in altercation at Co Laois bog, court toldBy Fiachra Gallagher
FilmJames Handy, known for roles in Top Gun: Maverick and Jumanji, dies at home after fatal stabbingBy Emma Joyce
CourtsMan jailed after narrowly missing children in double buggy during dangerous-driving incidentBy Eimear Dodd
TechnologyAnthropic calls for plan to pause AI development if society struggles to manage the technology
StagePoison review: Full of emotional texture, this play deserves richer characterisationBy Max McGuinness
PoliticsRotunda stands by decision to allow public-only consultants offer private maternity careBy Ellen Coyne
BusinessSpending on florists and landscapers surged as sun shone last month, data showsBy Colin Gleeson
On The Money NewsletterLost luggage: what action should you take if your bags don’t arrive with your flight?By Ken Foxe
World CupPaul Howard: You spend your life chasing the way the World Cup made you feel when you were 11By Paul Howard
EuropeWedged between powerful neighbours, Armenia faces an uncertain geopolitical futureBy Luan Rogers in Yerevan
PoliticsHardline Israeli ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich barred from travel to Ireland By Jack Power and Pat Leahy
BusinessWilliam Hill owner agrees £243m takeover by Greek casino and lottery firmBy Mark Sweney and Colin Gleeson
MusicNiall Horan: Dinner Party review – Sorry, Harry Styles. This is the year’s best 1D albumBy Ed Power
RugbyMatt Williams: Why are Leinster being held to higher standards? Because they’re that goodBy Matt Williams
EducationLeaving Cert geography: Students generally pleased but some difficult questionsBy Peter McGuire
CourtsAaron Connolly granted bail after quashing of conviction for Cameron Reilly murder By Eoin Reynolds
BusinessCentral Bank of Ireland’s Sandyford site unlikely to be developed for housing for a decadeBy Joe Brennan
PoliticsIreland wants no ‘hand’ in supplying material for weapons damaging Ukraine, says TaoiseachBy Jack Power
Crime & LawQayyum Balogun, killed just off Grafton Street: ‘My phone is running down. I am coming soon’By Kitty Holland
USUS Senate passes $70bn Ice funding as Democrats fail to ban Trump’s ‘anti-weaponisation’ fundBy Nolan D. McCaskill and Richard Cowan
PeopleSo US aristocrat Belle Burden was never going to be broke after her divorce. Who knew?By Rosita Boland
The Counter RuckIrish provinces will be envious of the summer recruitment of France’s Top 14By John O'Sullivan
CourtsState will not oppose bid to have Sallins robbery conviction declared miscarriage of justice, court hearsBy Alison O'Riordan
CourtsTrial hears Jeffrey Donaldson told teenager: ‘I am truly sorry. Please forgive me’By Mary Carolan
Inside Politics PodcastRotunda row pits public against private health careListen to Rotunda row pits public against private health careListen | 54:57
CourtsSolicitor sanctioned for leaving ‘vulnerable’ client without representationBy Fiachra Gallagher
Crime & LawMan allegedly part of ‘14-man pack’ that chased Qayyum Balogun charged over assaultsBy Hugh Dooley
The Women's PodcastSally Hayden: ‘Sometimes you need to remind yourself there is goodness in human nature’ By Ellen CluskerListen to Sally Hayden: ‘Sometimes you need to remind yourself there is goodness in human nature’ Listen | 76:42
EuropeBalkans summit: EU must pick up pace of enlargement negotiations, says von der Leyen By Jack Power
Middle EastIran reaffirms support for Hizbullah with wider peace deal in doubt By Ahmed Elimam and Jana Choukeir
Gaelic GamesTributes paid to Denis Coughlan, Cork’s five-time All-Ireland winner, who has died aged 80By Barry Roche
An Irish DiarySoul sanctuary: Frank McNally on ‘staggeringly beautiful’ library of St GallBy Frank McNally
UKTrump lawyers refuse to reveal financial information to BBC in $10bn lawsuitBy Daniel Thomas in London and Ella Lee in Washington
SportAlexander Zverev sets up French Open final with Cobolli and opportunity he cannot afford to missBy Tumaini Carayol
CourtsLithuanian boy brought to Ireland without mother’s consent to remain in country, judge rulesBy Paul Neilan
America 2026World Cup podcast: Who are favourites to win and the players to watch? Listen to World Cup podcast: Who are favourites to win and the players to watch? Listen | 50:13
UKKeir Starmer suggests US ‘trying to interfere’ in UK democracy with posts on Henry Nowak deathBy Rowena Mason and Jamie Grierson
CourtsMurder accused captured on CCTV saying he could not wait to see face of attack victimBy Barry Roche
SoccerIreland halfway to World Cup dreamland after Amber Barrett’s winner against NetherlandsBy Gavin Cummiskey
SoccerIreland v Netherlands: Amber Barrett’s late goal gives Ireland famous win - as it happenedBy David Gorman
SoccerIreland manager Carla Ward: ‘This group has resilience, character, togetherness’By Gavin Cummiskey