MusicDolly Parton was exploring an avatar show. Will we always love her as a hologram?By Laura Slattery
BooksThe Plot Against Ireland by Myles Dungan: Clear-headed work on a fascinating eraBy NJ McGarrigle
Special ReportsA third act: Lifelong learning, a new career or realising long-held dreamsBy Peter McGuire
BusinessDesmond-backed Datalex weighs capital raise after returning to positive earningsBy Joe Brennan
Special ReportsJoin the resistance: Strength training means independence in older ageBy Sheila Farrell
Special ReportsRetirement is the right time for adventure – take it from the expertsBy Sandra O'Connell
BusinessReport lists more than 60 measures to address business costs and ease regulatory burdenBy Ian Curran
BusinessData centre boom turns many niche specialist businesses into multimillion-euro industry players By Barry O'Halloran
Special ReportsThe social prescription: Staying connected for better health outcomesBy Sandra O'Connell
BeautyOpens in new windowExfoliating acids explained: What to use, how often and when to stopBy Simone Gannon
IrelandThe last of Ireland’s independent grocers: ‘You could call it a key part of my social life’ By Áine Ryan
PeopleDespite having 11 kids and 20 grandkids, my dad’s favourite children are his dogsBy Séamas O'Reilly
BusinessValeo Foods agrees sale of Irish division behind Jacob’s and Odlums brands to investor consortiumBy Killian Woods
IrelandPeter Burke asked colleague to ‘intercede’ with regulator over wastewater charge changes By Jack Horgan-Jones
OpinionThere is little indication we have a plan for what to do if the AI bubble burstsBy Liz Carolan
PoliticsAndy Burnham in Belfast: Mixing up Donegal and Drogheda, but crystal clear on Border pollBy Gerry Moriarty
Education‘I don’t have words to describe this stress’: No school places for twin sisters with autismBy Niamh Towey
OpinionIrishman’s 1860s speeches on Canada’s right to self-determination could have been written last weekBy Diarmaid Ferriter
BusinessAIB and Bank of Ireland invest €70m in Avenue Capital fund backing big land dealsBy Killian Woods
OpinionEarly access to all drugs for rare diseases is pie in sky unless we tax to pay for itBy Gerard Howlin
IrelandIrish pro-Palestine group reports Central Bank governor to International Criminal CourtBy Emmet Malone
SoccerRobbie Keane’s relentless ambition continues to be hindered by decision to manage in IsraelBy Gavin Cooney
Gaelic GamesCopycat culture among counties leaves Gaelic football skills stuck in the pastBy Neil Ewing
EducationStarting college: ‘The social life, making new friends, new connections, the education’By Jen Hogan
EducationCost of college: How much can you expect to pay for third-level education in Ireland?By Jen Hogan
HealthGP numbers rise by just 185 in five years despite healthcare needs of growing populationBy Marie O’Halloran
In the News PodcastWho is the Swiss politician accused of drugging and sexually abusing an Irish girl and her mother? By Bernice HarrisonListen to Who is the Swiss politician accused of drugging and sexually abusing an Irish girl and her mother? Listen | 24:10
The Women's PodcastMiss You: The Dublin Fringe Festival show inspired by Ireland’s missing womenBy Suzanne BrennanListen to Miss You: The Dublin Fringe Festival show inspired by Ireland’s missing womenListen | 30:21
Inside Politics NewsletterBlink and you’ll miss it: Brief Dáil sitting will see fuel price rises deferredBy Harry McGee
BusinessClare Walsh and Paul Vallely: ‘We have a brand that’s on trend, affordable and fun in a category most people find boring’ By Conor Healy
IrelandLimerick hospital management to meet family of dementia patient following social media videoBy David Raleigh
EuropeCIA director gives bleak assessment of Russia’s war in Ukraine during Moscow visitBy Adam Entous and Julian E. Barnes
CourtsFailed Algerian asylum seeker entered Ireland on false French passport, court hears By Stephen Farrell
CompetitionsWin a €200 Euronics voucher along with two tickets to the 2026 National Ploughing Championships
Middle East‘Things are getting better’: Syrians return to Mediterranean beaches once shadowed by fearBy Cian Ward in Latakia, Syria
RugbyAll Blacks brace for Bok-lash as Rassie Erasmus introduces late outhalf plot twistBy Gerard Meagher
MusicDolly Parton’s sister reveals singer offered to test experimental cancer drugs before she diedBy Emma Joyce
Housing & PlanningNumber of homeless people in State increases to more than 17,500, data showsBy Kitty Holland
BusinessBus Éireann worker blocked from seeking medical retirement secures €40,000 at WRCBy Stephen Bourke
Inside Politics PodcastEU presidency hits Wicklow next week and Burnham nixes talk of a Border pollListen to EU presidency hits Wicklow next week and Burnham nixes talk of a Border pollListen | 48:41
PoliticsDowning Street scrambles to calm row over Burnham’s ‘off the table’ Irish unity poll remarksBy Mark Paul
IrelandAlternative venues found for couples due to have weddings at norovirus-hit Westmeath venueBy Órla Ryan
Gaelic GamesGabriel Bannigan on Monaghan departure: ‘It’s obvious that there were some dark arts at play’ By Malachy Clerkin
BusinessHawkish Kevin Warsh hints Fed will raise rates if US inflation does not fall soonBy Claire Jones
Ireland‘The skies opened’: Killarney clean-up continues after ‘unprecedented’ flash floodingBy Anne Lucey and Órla Ryan
Asia-PacificNepal flood victims found 200km downstream as nearly 2,000 remain missingBy Hannah Ellis-Petersen in Bidur and Sam Jones
TennisVulnerable Aryna Sabalenka and wide-open men’s draw set stage for dramatic US OpenBy Tumaini Carayol
TV & RadioDerry Girls stars Siobhán McSweeney and Nicola Coughlan back campaign to curb AI voice-cloningBy Emmet Malone
IrelandDaniel Aruebose murder: Gardaí liaise with authorities in seven jurisdictions outside IrelandBy Kitty Holland and Conor Gallagher
CourtsCivil servant to face non-jury Special Criminal Court over alleged leaks to foreign handlerBy Tom Tuite
An Irish DiaryDance to the Music of Time – Frank McNally on a forgotten Irish-American revolutionaryBy Frank McNally
PoliticsFuel supports extended by two months as Dáil vote splits Healy-Rae brothersBy Marie O’Halloran
UKWestern officials believe Russia aiming to spread alarm with warnings of UK drone factory attacksBy Mark Paul
DublinUS college football is back in Dublin with one of its biggest names and an ex-GAA kickerBy Ronan McGreevy
MusicZara Larsson at Electric Picnic: Biblical rain can’t stop hitmaker in prime Friday pop slotBy Ed Power
StageMean Girls show cancelled mid-performance after power cut at Bord Gáis Energy TheatreBy Katie Mellett
MusicSombr at Electric Picnic: Wild night includes singalong Zombie in Cranberries mash-up By Ed Power