MusicElectric Picnic 2026 in pictures: Rain-soaked Friday features mud, an open-air swim and a weddingBy Enda O'Dowd
BooksThe Ghost of the Mountains by Kulbhushansingh Suryawanshi: What the snow leopard tells us about ourselvesBy Declan O’Driscoll
BooksGhost Month by Simon Wroe: Odd, thoughtful inquiry into possibility of living alongside lossBy Phoebe Pascoe
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BooksBetrayal by Luke Harding: A colourful, entertaining take on Trump, Russia and UkraineBy Seamus Martin
FoodMark Moriarty’s back-to-school tray bakes will make your life easier this SeptemberBy Mark Moriarty
Fine Art & AntiquesUpcycling and space saving: Irish period furniture is more modern than you might thinkBy Sylvia Thompson
Music‘It was difficult growing up and everyone shows up on their 16th birthday with a new car’ By Ed Power
PeopleI’ve had many arguments with my husband - but this was the first wearing a harness By Róisín Ingle
Your Money‘Adding a tip is crazy’: Irish people united on their view of tipping terminalsBy Conor Pope
ObituariesSr Margaret Coyne obituary: Nun whose work saved sight of thousands threatened with blindness
Housing & PlanningScramble for student accommodation begins as shortages deepen nationwideBy Ronan McGreevy
AfricaDeath and survival on the world’s deadliest migration route: ‘Most of them go mad before they die’By Sally Hayden and Kebba Ansu Manneh
PeopleBlindboy unmasked: ‘The thing I’m most afraid of is having to work in an office... so now I work in an office’By Patrick Freyne
Your MoneyBill Gates is worried about AI, but investors are looking at the upsideBy Proinsias O'Mahony
IrelandNo country for old people? Ireland’s declining younger population suggests it might beBy Paul Colgan
Opinion‘Say sorry and put an end to it’: Why are Thalidomide survivors still waiting for a State apology?By Finola Cassidy
Gaelic Games‘Why are we so wedded to the county system – a British system?’: Pat Gilroy on the GAA’s futureBy Kieran Cunningham
BusinessFormer National Transport Authority chief was underpaid by €50,000 in total over several yearsBy Martin Wall
Gaelic Games‘104 bagpipers and drummers marched us across the bridge’: How Sam Maguire is touring Mayo By Denis Walsh
BusinessGlanua’s Karl Zimmerer: ‘The creation of Uisce Éireann in 2014 was transformational’By Conor Healy
PeopleThe drive to plant trees on Ireland’s farmland: ‘In the future a field without trees will be worthless’By Catherine Cleary
RugbyMunster brace for ‘relentless’ Leinster in interpro final as they target back-to-back titlesBy John O'Sullivan
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PhotographyPhoto essay: ‘We found this spongy, weightless clump that looked like a rice crispy cake’By Linda Brownlee
OpinionThe US’s financial position is deteriorating rapidly. This is bad news for IrelandBy David McWilliams
IrelandDeaths of Irish woman and husband in hot tub in Spain may have been accidentalBy Guy Hedgecoe and Emmet Malone
IrelandBessborough campaigners seek judicial review over plan to build apartments at Cork siteBy Órla Ryan
BusinessTG4 says progress in gaining editorial control of Nuacht service from RTÉ ‘extremely slow’By Ian Curran
OpinionIf there is a strategic brain around the Cabinet table, it is being kept well hiddenBy Cliff Taylor
BusinessEngineer shortage threatens Ireland’s housing and infrastructure plans, new research showsBy Barry O'Halloran
EducationAdvice for college first years: ‘You need to force yourself to go to at least one club’By Jen Hogan
Ross O'Carroll-Kelly‘Your father’s playing golf in Doonbeg,’ Hennessy goes. ‘While the cat’s away, the mice will fornicate’By Ross O'Carroll-KellyListen to ‘Your father’s playing golf in Doonbeg,’ Hennessy goes. ‘While the cat’s away, the mice will fornicate’Listen | 06:52
IrelandSolicitors consider approaching barristers to join strike in escalation of fees fight with MinisterBy Martin Wall
EuropeIrish man charged in France over alleged threats to Jewish couple ‘regretted remarks’By Stephen Conneely
BoxingKellie Harrington included in Ireland team for European Elite Championships next monthBy Muireann Duffy
SportFiona Murtagh qualifies for single sculls A final at World Rowing ChampionshipsBy Muireann Duffy
MusicAt Electric Picnic, Violet Grohl’s 30-minute set has highlights but some obvious issuesBy Niamh Browne
SoccerAndoni Iraola fumes over Liverpool substitution delay before Nottingham Forest penaltyBy Andy Hunter
MusicLola Young’s surprise Electric Picnic gig answers two questions, one being if CMAT can play By Niamh Browne
RugbyMunster defend with their lives against Leinster to retain Interprovincial Championship titleBy John O'Sullivan
MusicAudrey Hobert’s Electric Picnic set shows she doesn’t need her famous friends to make an impactBy Rebecca Daly
MusicElectric Picnic 2026: Saturday in pictures – CMAT, Kyla Cobbler, Lola Young and Violet GrohlBy Nick Bradshaw
MusicCMAT at Electric Picnic: Dunboyne Diana’s Dolly Parton tribute kicks off dazzling homecoming setBy Niamh Browne
OpinionSurvivors experience Christian Brothers’ litigation strategy as abuse by other means By Damian O Farrell
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