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TV & Radio‘I couldn’t listen to it’: Brendan O’Connor frankness with Phil Coulter is an unmissable momentBy Séamas O'Reilly
EducationAdvice for first years: ‘You don’t find yourself at university, you kind of create yourself there’By Jen Hogan
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BeautyOpens in new windowSimone Gannon: Eight make-up products I will repurchase foreverBy Simone Gannon
BusinessWhy do so many under-35s struggle to find work in Ireland’s booming economy?By Eoin Burke-Kennedy
People‘I’ve lived away for a while, that’s all,’ I said, defending my weakened Derry accentBy Séamas O'Reilly
HealthMore than 600 extra university places to train nurses, doctors and other key medicsBy Shauna Bowers
Gaelic GamesAaron Gillane says patience and psychology the key to Limerick’s latest triumphBy Stephen Barry
PoliticsDetails of Taoiseach’s correspondence with tech giant Apple withheld on security groundsBy Cormac McQuinn and Jack Power
OpinionM9 crash exposes limits of rules on social media giants when it comes to online harmsBy Liz Carolan
SportDon’t worry about athletes, the Robot Games showcases how they might replace the rest of usBy Gavin Cooney
Crime & LawGardaí confiscated gun from Michael Healy-Rae after he fired it in TV documentaryBy Conor Gallagher
OpinionFew embrace athletics to get rich, but we are indebted to them for their achievementsBy Diarmaid Ferriter
Housing & PlanningLandlord laments ‘interference’ in rental market as tenants ordered to pay €31,000 in arrearsBy Jack White
OpinionStephen Collins: Water rationing is probably inevitable unless people are made to pay for itBy Stephen Collins
Environment‘We are lucky our daughter survived’: Lahinch locals fear illness from sea pollutionBy Andrew Hamilton in Lahinch
EducationCovid impacts and enhanced grades: five takeaways from 2026 Leaving Cert resultsBy Brian Mooney
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In the News PodcastWhy staff at Oberstown Children Detention Campus have had enoughBy Aideen FinneganListen to Why staff at Oberstown Children Detention Campus have had enoughListen | 13:55
EducationLeaving Cert results: One of the most beloved subjects proves, yet again, to be one of the hardestBy Peter McGuire
Crime & LawFour men arrested over burglaries after gardaí stop car with false registration platesBy Órla Ryan
TV & RadioLudwig season 2 on BBC One: Peep Show with added murder and fantastic fed-up chemistryBy Ed Power
SoccerTottenham close on deals for Manchester City’s Savinho and Omar Marmoush for €186mBy Jamie Jackson
EducationAppeal, wait, go abroad, repeat: what can you do if you don’t get your first CAO choice?By Peter McGuire
EuropeAcademic who accused Jason Arday of plagiarism suspended by Belgian universityBy Chris Osuh and agencies
The Women's PodcastVicki Notaro on being childfree: ‘It was something that I just couldn’t force myself to want’By Ellen CluskerListen to Vicki Notaro on being childfree: ‘It was something that I just couldn’t force myself to want’Listen | 47:39
SoccerArsenal and Mikel Arteta represent continuity amid an unceasing addiction to change By Michael Walker
EducationBalancing act continues as Leaving Cert grades drop back by an average of just over 1%By Brian Mooney
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TransportCall for new tech on Luas after passengers trapped in doors and dragged along platformsBy Seán McCárthaigh
EuropeUkraine seeks Musk’s go-ahead to use Starlink-equipped drones inside RussiaBy Christopher Miller in Kyiv
BusinessApple’s Irish operation accounted for two-fifths of $43bn global tax payments last yearBy Killian Woods
IrelandPlanned increases to fuel excise duty from next month will not go ahead, Government saysBy Jack Horgan-Jones
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BusinessWholesale electricity prices jump 15% in July as global energy shock continues By Eoin Burke-Kennedy
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UKPrince Harry, Elton John and others to pay initial £9.5m to Daily Mail publishers in legal feesBy Alistair Gray in London
CultureNew Arts Council chief takes on a troubled organisation in tough political climateBy Laura Slattery
Crime & LawGardaí appeal for information ahead of 30th anniversary of Fiona Pender’s disappearanceBy Jack White
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Inside Politics PodcastWhat can the Government do about joyriding? Listen to What can the Government do about joyriding? Listen | 55:33
CompetitionsWin a luxurious dinner for two at Forbes Street by Gareth Mullins at Anantara The Marker Hotel Dublin
SportTadej Pogacar looks unstoppable as he sets sights on another slice of history at VueltaBy Jeremy Whittle
Middle EastIsraeli shoots dead Palestinian teen after settlers enter West Bank village, officials say
Middle EastUK, Australia and Canada criticise Israel over Gaza aid convoy killings decisionBy Jason Burke
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PoliticsAlan Kelly urges TikTok to reconsider ‘refusal to engage’ with Oireachtas committeeBy Jack White
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PoliticsIsraeli settlement proposal demands ‘robust’ response, says Helen McEntee By Cillian Sherlock, Press Association
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