BooksCastles, conspiracies and communism: thought-provoking back-to-school YA readsBy Claire Hennessy
BusinessOffice rents must hit record €80 per square foot to justify new building, says HWBC By Peter Flanagan
Big TechMeasures to keep young children from accessing online platforms failing, says report By Ciara O'Brien
WorkBurnout and longer working lives leading to career changes at later stage, says recruitment firmBy Jack White
ResidentialLook inside: Light-filled duplex by the National Museum in Dublin 7 for €525,000By Jessica Doyle
BusinessDanny Buckley: ‘Her last words to me were a plea to please get help for my ADHD’By Conor Healy
MusicKevin Rowland: ‘I wish I’d stuck to my guns more, not be influenced by people who didn’t get it’ By Lauren Murphy
Commercial PropertyFully let IFSC office investment for €10m offers buyer net initial yield of 8.45% By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertySite of Dublin’s historic Ormond Hotel sold in off-market deal for €12m By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyNuns seeking €4.5m for 50-acre estate beside Wicklow’s Magheramore beach By Ronald Quinlan
IrelandChinese embassy tried to block Falun Gong members from taking part in St Patrick’s Day paradeBy Dara Bradley in Galway
AbroadThis has been a childhood-defining summer, one that dried out the earth under your feetBy Laura Kennedy
PoliticsNorth Carolina governor seeks to strengthen Irish links amid US political uncertaintyBy Harry McGee
PoliticsAgency behind Grangegorman redevelopment to be given powers for other infrastructure projectsBy Ellen Coyne
Commercial PropertySherry FitzGerald owner eyes 52% profit from sale of Dublin retail park to German fund By Ronald Quinlan
PeopleParents try to create memorable experiences, but these may not lodge in a child’s mindBy Seán Moncrieff
OireachtasKevin ‘Boxer’ Moran pulls no punches as he talks about his struggles with dyslexia By Marie O’Halloran
Gaelic GamesNew football and hurling rules can be trialled in third-level leagues, says committee By Gordon Manning
An Irish DiaryHarold Holt, the Australian prime minister who disappeared while swimming By Oliver O’Hanlon
EconomyEurope looks old and broke to its lenders, but it’s not the only region with problemsBy Robin Harding
OpinionAndy Burnham is right. Holding a poll to test the waters on unity should be off the tableBy Michael McDowell
Early Edition PodcastHumanity misses climate target, booking.com scam ads, and Belfast cafe hit by US sanctionsBy Aideen FinneganListen to Humanity misses climate target, booking.com scam ads, and Belfast cafe hit by US sanctionsListen | 09:24
OpinionChildren are turning to AI for advice. We have terrifying examples of where this can leadBy Alex Cooney
PoliticsImpact of levy to cover education spending overrun bemoaned by Department of EnterpriseBy Ellen Coyne
Crime & LawMan and woman arrested in Cork following seizure of heroin with street value of €200,000By Barry Roche
PoliticsHolly Cairns repays €8,500 in expenses mistakenly paid by Oireachtas during maternity leaveBy Mark Tighe
Your Wellness‘I’m happily married with three young children - but loneliness has become a feature of my life’By Trish Murphy
In the News PodcastLost at sea on the ‘world’s deadliest migration route’By Bernice HarrisonListen to Lost at sea on the ‘world’s deadliest migration route’Listen | 20:50
Business Today NewsletterEnergy price surge makes ECB rate rise almost inevitable and nuns sell €4.5m retreatBy Dominic Coyle
USCharlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson pleads not guilty as judge sends case to trialBy Dani Anguiano
CourtsTwo Irish men win appeal over convictions for killing Dublin drug dealer in Netherlands By Mary Carolan
CourtsMan who took own life on hospital grounds had attempted suicide twice in Garda custodyBy Jack White
Advertising FeatureMaking sense of heat pumps: Why your hot water cylinder matters more than you think
HealthHSE fined €645,000 after rotting medical records found amid animal droppings and rubbleBy Katie Mellett
USUS announces thousands of arrests in New York immigration operationBy Dionne Searcey and Madeleine Ngo
Crime & LawDriver in Donegal clocked at 194km/h as more than 1,000 vehicles detected speedingBy James Cox
IrelandThe wedding was planned. One phone call later, they had less than two days to find a new venueBy Órla Ryan
Gaelic GamesDublin in search of new women’s football manager as joint bosses Paul Casey and Derek Murray step downBy Gordon Manning
SoccerFAI confirm contract extensions for Ireland assistant coaches John O’Shea and Paddy McCarthy By Gavin Cummiskey
EuropeRussia’s ‘hybrid war’ is assassination squads, blowing up trains, arson, says PolandBy Jack Power
SoccerJohnny Kenny’s move from Celtic to Preston the pick of quiet transfer window for Irish playersBy Gavin Cummiskey
USUSS Abraham Lincoln’s weary crew of 5,000 arrives in Thailand after 286 days at seaBy Natasha May in Pattaya, Thailand
Social Affairs‘It knocked the feet from under us’: Family moved to Ipas hotel hours from daughter’s medical careBy Katie Mellett
Crime & LawSlash hooks and e-scooters seized in Garda operation targeting criminal activity in CorkBy Barry Roche
Inside Business PodcastHas the Government’s strategy to keep fuel costs down proved to be ‘knee-jerk’ and difficult to reverse?Listen to Has the Government’s strategy to keep fuel costs down proved to be ‘knee-jerk’ and difficult to reverse?Listen | 34:57
RugbyNorthampton seek ‘happy medium’ after Eddie Hearn claims Henry Pollock is worth £1m a year By Gerard Meagher
BusinessCairn Homes flags higher construction inflation as average selling prices riseBy Killian Woods
Middle EastIran attacks US bases in Middle East as it accuses Trump of ‘war crime’ over wedding strikeBy William Christou in Beirut
An Irish DiaryNow that I’m in my 60s, some people are only short of patting me on the headBy Fionnuala Ward
PoliticsHarris indicates income tax package could be above €1.5bn if additional revenues raisedBy Harry McGee
EuropeGerman investigators identify suspects with Russian links in Leipzig drone attackBy Derek Scally
EuropeMaltese tycoon not guilty of involvement in journalist Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder By Juliette Garside in Valetta
FilmFirst Look review – Ink: Danny Boyle’s new Murdoch saga is dirty, gripping, enraging stuffBy Donald Clarke
TV & RadioRTÉ100 – Points of View: Anniversary show gets so much right, but falls between stoolsBy Ed Power
BusinessJust one in five women ‘feel in control and confident’ about personal financesBy Stephen Conneely