BooksCambridge Companion to Martin Amis: Book underscores unresolved difficulty of placement in the literary canon By Peter Lonsdale
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Property Clinic‘My landlord has died and their spouse has taken over. Can they increase my rent?’By Shirleen Rigby
EconomyQuality public childcare and dependable dads key to boosting fertility rates By John FitzGerald
PeopleFarmer Phil: ‘The story goes that a tree in our field was planted by Cromwell’s grandchildren 350, 400 years ago’ By John O’Connor
MusicElectric Picnic 2026 highs and lows: CMAT’s home comforts, a scary crush, and the pees and queues debateBy Nadine O’Regan, Niamh Browne and Rebecca Daly
Social AffairsTusla crisis: Children under care of the State left ‘wandering the streets’By Jack Power
Social AffairsTusla overruled conflict of interest concerns to award firm €2.5m contractBy Jack Power
Pricewatch‘Distress’ for elderly couple with big bills as Flogas fails to implement budget planBy Conor Pope
FashionPhotographer Jackie Nickerson: ‘It is amazing how Irish fashion designers are now punching above their weight’By Deirdre McQuillan
IrelandIrish honey, Chinese bees: Labelling law change makes clear true origins of Irish brandsBy Conor Pope
Courts‘We rechristened our kitchen the Law Library’: Negligence claim had toll on vindicated surgeonBy Ellen O’Riordan
OpinionOur politicians need to engage us with ideas as smart as the one for parents in New YorkBy Una Mullally
AbroadIrish man in Birmingham: The English often seem less interested in us than we are in themBy Robert Murphy
HealthMore than two-thirds of homecare packages outsourced to third parties, HSE figures showBy Shauna Bowers
Opinion‘De-demonisation’ of Europe’s far right clears ground for resurgence of fascist ideasBy Patrick Smyth
PoliticsState-backed lender asked to examine loan schemes for medical graduates and electric vehiclesBy Ellen Coyne
LettersLetters to the Editor August 31st: Back to the office childcare issues, inheritance tax and Brent geese living the dream
SportRTÉ veers off track while heavens open, as TG4 goes big for weed-watching at the AvivaBy Mary Hannigan
Gaelic GamesChampionship is enduring a crisis of competitiveness, but hurling is not in need of savingBy Denis Walsh
EducationMy daughter’s classmates have left for a grind school and she is desperate to join themBy Brian Mooney
Business Today NewsletterDeveloper calls for stricter land taxes and Vertiv reaps rewards of data centre boomBy Killian Woods
MusicBon Jovi at Croke Park: Thunderous choruses prove you can’t keep a good song downBy Lauren Murphy
Social AffairsHomelessness overtakes addiction as main issue for Ana Liffey service usersBy Kitty Holland
EuropeTwenty people missing after north Cyprus ferry capsizes, killing at least eightBy Mehmet Emin Caliskan and Ali Kucukgocmen
Your MoneyKey decisions on new Government investment account scheme deferred until Budget 2027By Killian Woods
TennisAiling and tearful Novak Djokovic falls in US Open first round for earliest Grand Slam exit in 20 yearsBy Tumaini Carayol at Flushing Meadows
StageMirandolina review: Marina Carr updates 18th-century comedy as feminist tragedy with keen moral purposeBy Max McGuinness
MusicFontaines DC at Electric Picnic: ‘Banger after banger’ as headliners pay tribute to late managerBy Nadine O’Regan
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Asia-PacificNepal-Tibet floods: Rescuers race to reach 900 people believed trapped in hydropower tunnels
Middle EastTrump says US will hit Iran with more attacks as conflict reignitesBy Steff Chávez in Washington
CourtsConstruction worker claims self-defence in confrontation that left man with ‘catastrophic’ injuriesBy Tom Tuite
Crime & LawGirl (8) in stable condition after Dungannon attack that killed her fatherBy Seanín Graham
IrelandStaff dismissed or resigned after residents were mistreated at Dublin mental health hospitalBy Órla Ryan
IrelandBulldozers sweep across Electric Picnic site as mammoth clean-up operation beginsBy Conor Pope
BusinessFormer election candidate claims he was unfairly sacked after whistleblower moveBy Stephen Bourke
IrelandElderly patient in alleged abuse video is not who was originally identified, says HSE By David Raleigh
SportCharlie Smyth set to return to New Orleans Saints practice squad after being waivedBy David Gorman
IrelandStorm Evelyn a mixed blessing for Cusack: ‘It would be great if we got no storms at all’By Ronan McGreevy
