10 July, 2026 Digital News Archive

Jack White: Frozen Charlotte review – Agreeable, moreish and very, very Jack Whiteish

By Ed Power

Film

The Movie Quiz: Which is the first Alfred Hitchcock film in colour?

By Donald Clarke

Advertising Feature

Podcast: Supermarket own-label products are eating brands’ lunch

Food

Perfect weekend picnic food without the fuss – your definitive guide

By Úna McCaffrey

The Counter Ruck Podcast

What to make of Ireland’s rotation for Japan?

Listen | 29:52

Business optimism on the rise despite interest-rate and geopolitical fears

By Ian Curran

Drink

Two wines new to Dunnes, including a Sicilian grillo for €10

By John Wilson

Residential

What will €1.75m buy in Portugal, Italy, the US, France and Cork?

By Alison Gill

Lidl to close one south Dublin store and revamp another

By Conor Healy

BeautyOpens in new window

State-owned companies pay €398m in dividends to exchequer

By Joe Brennan

Residential

Riverside retreat on the Nore in Co Kilkenny

By Alison Gill

Holiday beauty: Five mini must-haves I’m packing this summer

By Simone Gannon

Film

What is The Odyssey? The 3,000-year-old question

By John O'Connor

Blood on the carpet as Volkswagen tries to head off existential threat

By Derek Scally

Regulators to review energy price safeguards ahead of winter season

By Barry O'Halloran

TV & Radio

Little House on the Prairie’s ethnic-cleansing message really hasn’t dated well

By Patrick Freyne

AI-powered drones to guard Irish skies during Ireland’s EU presidency

By Conor Gallagher

Ires Reit’s plan for 38 apartments in Tallaght rejected over impact to nearby homes

By Killian Woods

Keogh’s Crisps CEO Tom Keogh: ‘I rented this room off my dad and I bought a little fryer’

By Killian Woods

CEO pay in Ireland in 2025: One executive earned $237m

By Joe Brennan

Opinion

EU presidency is a double-edged sword for the Government

By Stephen Collins

Chambers is deluded if he thinks allowing public servants to take more risks will improve anything

Opinion

Irish people are 13th happiest in the world yet loneliest in the EU. It doesn’t add up

By Justine McCarthy

Closed doors do not resolve contradictory Nations League fixtures against Israel

Inefficient use of fertiliser makes pollution inevitable

Dáil’s view of hare coursing has changed too little in 20 years for ban to be feasible

By Harry McGee

There needs to be something for people to see when they step off MetroLink

Kansas City’s unlikely World Cup dream started long ago, on a rainy night in Milltown

By Keith Duggan

Gavin Cooney: Gianni Infantino playing the fame game creates conflict of interest for Fifa

By Gavin Cooney

Rugby

Matt Williams: If sport exists to teach us about values, rugby beat football last weekend

By Matt Williams

Economy

Why US multinationals keep choosing Ireland. It’s not just the tax or workforce

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Letter of the Day

The real meaning of inclusion

Opinion

The big questions we’re busy ignoring about what it means to be European

By Diarmaid Ferriter

The Bill to ban hare coursing and an ironic use of the whip

Clarity needed on Co Clare LNG terminal

Ger Brennan drawing on past lessons to inform latest instalment of Dublin-Kerry rivalry

By Ian O'Riordan

‘Because the tribe is in trouble’: Memorable words from Martin Naughton

Racing

Legitimate questions about IHRB’s governance restructuring require answers

By Brian O'Connor

Cartoon

Martyn Turner

By Martyn Turner

Judge insists An Coimisiún Pleanála ‘falsified’ records in Aughinish Alumina case

By Conor Gallagher

Failed ticket sales platform Tickets.ie owes €1.4m to event organisers, High Court told

By Ellen O’Riordan

Rugby

‘I know what he’s trying to do’: Andy Farrell not taking the bait from Eddie Jones

By Gerry Thornley

Business Today Newsletter

Old Irish Parliament building would be impressive location for National Archives

Social Affairs

Church services

TV & Radio

It was a traumatic story, and Claire Byrne needed to muster all her tact

By Séamas O'Reilly

Rugby

Opportunity knocks for Ireland players to stake their claim against Japan

By Gerry Thornley

People

‘I’ve been very lucky in life but leaving Ireland broke my heart’

Beijing Letter

China’s neighbours display complicated reaction to weepy diaspora film Dear You

By Denis Staunton

Irish CEO’s pay bonanza and VW’s mass redundancies

By Ciarán Hancock

Graham Linehan gets reported £25,000 settlement from UK police over arrest for X posts

By Ellie Crabbe, Press Association

In the News Podcast

In court as Dublin man is found guilty of American nurse’s murder in Budapest

By Bernice Harrison

Listen | 23:04

Europe

Heatwaves see harmful ozone build up near ground as pollutants react together

By Gary Fuller

Early Edition Podcast

Air strikes on Iran; Dublin man sentenced for murder in Hungary

By Andrew McNair

Listen | 09:30

PSNI make appeal for information over murder of man at Co Antrim bonfire in 2000

By Jonathan McCambridge, Press Association

Markets

DCC founder Jim Flavin blasts board for backing takeover ‘on the cheap’

On The Money Newsletter

Dig out that gift voucher and spend it this weekend – it’s only sensible

By Conor Pope

TV & Radio

Austin, season two on BBC One: A well-judged and charming comic take on neurodivergence

By Ed Power

Apollo trumps Castlelake with £5.7bn deal to buy EasyJet

By Peter Campbell and Emma Dunkley

Sports Briefing

French World Cup march doesn’t miss a beat despite toughest challenge yet

By Mary Hannigan

Competitions

Win €1,000 with The Irish Times Summer Giveaway

Back to square one: Kamala Harris is the Democrats’ leading candidate for election 2028

By Keith Duggan

Retrofit expert SE Systems to create 150 jobs as it plots national expansion

By Ian Curran

Who was Jamey Carney? Friends and family in New York recall a ‘golden human being’

By Michael Fitzpatrick in New York

Bonnie Tyler’s life in pictures throughout the years

Anthony Hopkins releases debut single: ‘Music was my first desire, my first wish’

By Nadeem Badshah

Eir’s owner Xavier Niel becomes biggest Vodafone investor in $6bn deal

People

Prodcast: ‘It’s about being proud to be Irish, proud to be a Prod, proud of my country’

By Mark Hennessy

Environment

‘They’re meant to be there’: Expert urges calm over jellyfish ‘smacks’ seen off Irish coast

By Caroline O'Doherty

Fuel excise: You can’t continue writing a cheque every month, says Minister Burke

By Pat Leahy

Kneecap to headline charity gig in Belfast as part of Féile an Phobail

Books

Michel Déon Prize shortlist revealed

By Martin Doyle

Jozef Puska abandons appeal against conviction for murder of Ashling Murphy

Conor McManus: Building steadily and tactically brave, Louth’s progress has been no shock

By Conor McManus

EU warns Meta over Facebook and Instagram’s addictive feeds

By Barbara Moens and Hannah Murphy

Gavin Devlin’s long road from Mickey Harte’s lieutenant to Louth leader

By Malachy Clerkin

The Counter Ruck

Gerry Thornley: Ronan O’Gara might just be the rocket that Leinster need

By Gerry Thornley

Ryanair passenger partly sucked out of plane as window dislodges

By Martin Wall

Loyalist bonfire lit early after police begin to remove mosque replica

Why are fuel prices climbing again and how much more will I be paying?

By Conor Pope

Irish manufacturing production slumps after frantic start last year

By Ian Curran

Economy

Simon Harris channels Father Ted in search for elusive EU deal on financial reforms

By Jack Power

‘Caring and compassionate’: Spain crash victim Amy McCullagh remembered at funeral

By Vivienne Clarke

Inside Politics Newsletter

Spain shrugs off Trump’s latest threat to cut off trade with US

By Cantillon

Nigel Farage’s main byelection rival: Count Binface

By Cormac McQuinn

Millionaire fugitive seeks solicitor change in extradition proceedings, court hears

By Ellen O’Riordan

America 2026

Zut Alors! - Ken Early in Boston, Gavin Cooney and Malachy Clerkin on the business end of the World Cup, At home with Malcolm

Listen | 74:44

There’s a nagging sense the Egyptian coach’s burning words may have followed Argentina to Kansas

By Keith Duggan

Former judge fails in bid to overturn conviction for attempted rape and sexual abuse

By Fiona Magennis

Jeffrey Donaldson review launched by Northern Ireland Assembly

Garda acquitted of raping wife but convicted of child cruelty against two daughters

By Declan Brennan

Count Binface: The ‘independent space warrior’ hoping to take Farage’s seat in Clacton

By Elizabeth Bratton

Two charged with stealing a three-week-old baby goat

By Paul Higgins

Dispute over alleged overheating in €6m Dublin penthouse goes to mediation, court told

Bayeux tapestry returned to England for first time in almost 1,000 years

By Kevin Rawlinson

Health

HSE pauses issuing some services, including medical and long-term illness cards due to cyberattack

By Kitty Holland

Aughinish: Minister ‘can’t give assurances’ to workers that jobs are safe

By Jack Power and Pat Leahy

Man arrested over Moygashel bonfire claims he was enlisted due to his work as tree surgeon

By Seanín Graham

Undertakings given by former employee who went to rival firm

Full care order granted to baby born addicted to cocaine

By Kitty Holland

Inside Politics Podcast

Sinn Féin and Government on completely different timetables for Irish unity

Listen | 54:50

Man who stabbed acquaintance following row over spilt oil in shared accommodation is jailed

By Isabel Hayes

Met Éireann forecasts heatwave conditions until Tuesday; night-time water restrictions considered

By Katie Mellett

Trump fires remaining three members of bipartisan election commission

By Bo Erikson and Erin Banco

Does Trump have a Plan C for Iran?

By David E Sanger

Middle East

Trump says US and Iran agree to engage in talks but ceasefire is ‘over’

By Ahmed Elimam, Eman Abouhassira and Andrew Mills

Ireland’s heatwave: Can I still exercise? What should I be eating?

By Jack Brady

Global stocks rise while investors assess latest Middle East developments

By Ciara O'Brien

Racing

O’Brien hoping for bittersweet July Cup victory with Mission Central

By Brian O'Connor

Racing

Stack turns to Soumillon as trainer chases first European Group One success at Deauville

By Brian O'Connor

Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla keeps digging in Mbappé racism row

By Mary Hannigan

Wicklow’s progress has been rapid, but Down challenge might be too soon in Tailteann Cup final

By Ciarán Kirk

Former Christian Brother convicted of sexual abuse of boys in Offaly school in 1980s

By Colm Keena

Editorials

Executive pay figures: how much is too much?

Europe

Spanish wildfire victims burned in cars as roads turned into ‘death traps’

Partner of Jamey Carney booked flight to Turkey after leaving her home in Killarney

By Barry Roche and Conor Lally

Tennis

Jannik Sinner and Alexander Zverev in Wimbledon decider after one-sided semi-finals

By Tumaini Carayol

Top Boy actor Micheal Ward speaks of compassion after being found not guilty of rape

By Helen William

Golf

Rory McIlroy in share of the lead at Scottish Open as Scheffler misses first cut in four years

By Philip Reid

Accused persons unrepresented due to solicitors’ dispute challenge legality of detention

By Fiachra Gallagher

Athletics

What next for Rhasidat Adeleke as she looks to get her season back on track?

By Ian O'Riordan

Attendances at sexual assault treatment units in Ireland rise by 5%

By Sarah Burns

Cyclist (40s) found dead in suspected hit-and-run in Kildare

By Sarah Burns

Europe

Wildfire in southern Spain leaves 12 dead, burning across thousands of hectares

By Guy Hedgecoe

Editorials

The train has left the station for MetroLink

Britain’s king Charles meets grandchildren for first time in four years

By Tony Jones

Man arrested on suspicion of murder of former Tory minister Ann Widdecombe

By Jamie Grierson

Athletics

Sophie O’Sullivan charges to 1,500m victory at the Morton Games in Santry

By Ian O'Riordan

Big Tech

Apple sues OpenAI and two former employees for alleged theft of trade secrets

By Jaspreet Singh

Soccer

Drogheda United come from behind to beat Dundalk in derby

By Barry Landy

Mikel Merino puts Spain into World Cup semi-finals after Lammens blunder

By Sid Lowe