Innovators to WatchConstant eye on innovation key to turning water leaks into a growing businessBy Olive Keogh
BooksProphets, Profits, Coaches and Kings by Jared Diamond: How many leaders pass the Hamlet test?By Pat Carty
CultureEvent guide: Culture Night, Matilda the Musical and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week aheadBy Tony Clayton-Lea
Advertising FeatureAs Ireland responds to uncertainty, the quality of governance assumes greater importanceBy Niamh O’Reilly
Business‘I paid tax on earlier gifts from my parent. Will they reduce my €400,000 tax-free limit?’By Joanne Hunt
Farming & FoodFisheries staff got €40,000 in ‘bounties’ for collecting salmon tags, Comptroller says By Martin Wall
Advertising FeatureHow artists are shaping the conversations that matter at the 34th Business to Arts Awards
BusinessMediahuis and Leslie Buckley settle with two more INM 2019 data breach victimsBy Arthur Beesley
RestaurantsRestaurant review: Super prices and a dribblingly good cheeseburger at this clever Dublin pubBy Corinna Hardgrave
EducationGraduate programme: ‘It’s very eye-opening, not what I expected at all, in a good way’By Kate Byrne
FilmEverybody Digs Bill Evans review: A jazz movie on a par with ’Round Midnight and BirdBy Donald Clarke
TV & RadioContinuity Top Gear: Three men cosplay as an early 2000s trio who recall rationing, old money and petrol’s purposeBy Patrick Freyne
EducationChanging course after a degree: ‘Life is too short to prioritise money over meaning’By Arlene Harris
Education‘I knew of people in other companies who weren’t offered roles at the end of their grad programmes’By Kate Byrne
IrelandElectricity firms seek change in pricing model to promote switch away from gasBy Caroline O'Doherty
TechnologyState wants us to be tech-savvy, but the problem is we do not trust technologyBy Ciara O'Brien
SpaceWhite Planet: how a space mission profoundly changed a veteran polar explorer’s view of EarthBy Niamh Shaw
HealthMove to strip four HSE regions of spending powers is a dramatic Government policy shiftBy Martin Wall and Shauna Bowers
Rugby‘One small mistake and you’re on your back’: Leinster’s Alex Usanov on how judo shaped rugby careerBy John O'Sullivan
ScienceSocial media algorithms carefully designed to reward reckless youthful behaviourBy Stuart Mathieson
Environment‘Powerful storms are more common’: Threat of rising sea levels and coast erosion in GalwayBy Dara Bradley in Bearna
Inside Politics Podcast‘Disruptive’ Jack Chambers talks tough on HSE overspending and budget negotiationsListen to ‘Disruptive’ Jack Chambers talks tough on HSE overspending and budget negotiationsListen | 48:14
HealthHSE apologises to graduate nurses offered jobs at Cork University Hospital ‘in error’By Shauna Bowers
CourtsSpecial education body ordered to pay €33,000 to employee in case taken over Covid-era obligationsBy Emmet Malone
CourtsTeenagers appear in court without legal representation due to solicitors strikeBy Kitty Holland
Gaelic GamesMary McAleese’s accusations cannot be waved off by the GAA – they need to get integration rightBy Ciarán Murphy
Crime & LawPolitical leaders urged to reject ‘hateful narratives’ as hate incidents on the riseBy Mary Carolan
Early Edition PodcastFour HSE regions to lose powers, 9/11, and The Grand Tour rebootBy Aideen FinneganListen to Four HSE regions to lose powers, 9/11, and The Grand Tour rebootListen | 08:48
PoliticsLaw may be changed to stop some childcare providers facing unexpected rates billsBy Ellen Coyne
In the News PodcastTwo days of Donald Trump – what to expect in Dublin and DoonbegBy Bernice HarrisonListen to Two days of Donald Trump – what to expect in Dublin and DoonbegListen | 23:54
Business Today NewsletterECB rate hike will bring bad news for Irish mortgage holdersBy Ciarán Hancock
OpinionJim O’Callaghan can look to UK to see if making life hard for immigrants helps integrationBy Jack Sheehan
Climate CrisisAugust was joint-hottest month ever recorded globally, scientists reportBy Emily Beament, Press Association Environment Correspondent
Global BriefingBrics nations seek payments system free of the dollar and US sanctionsBy Denis Staunton
USIn a meandering speech, Trump pledges $5,000 for every US citizen if Republicans win midtermsBy Keith Duggan
IrelandPrincipal who faked charity invoices to steal from school appears at committee hearing By Stephen Farrell
DublinMore on-street parking spaces would be allocated to bike bunkers under ‘sustainable kerbside’ policyBy Olivia Kelly
An Irish DiaryThe Great War: ‘The heroic dead of Ireland have every right to the homage of the living’By Ronan McGreevy
Smart MoneyThe best three and five year fixed-rate mortgage offers will soon disappear By Cliff Taylor
Your FitnessDoes your daughter play camogie or football? Have your say on Mary McAleese’s resignation
TV & RadioCelebrity Gogglebox Ireland review: Wildly forgettable and at moments incredibly irritatingBy Ed Power
PoliticsSimon Harris hopes GAA integration will ‘get over the line’ in 2027By Órla Ryan and Jack Horgan-Jones
TV & RadioThe Paper season two on Sky One: Domhnall Gleeson is up against it as both the straight man and punch bagBy Ed Power
StageDaddy Issues at Dublin Fringe: Women carry clones of Collins and Lincoln in clever comedyBy Harry Higgins
HealthWatchdog asked Amazon to remove listings for dozens of medicines, many of which included IvermectinBy Ken Foxe
Consumer Tech‘Duo is the most pricey iPhone to date’: reactions to Apple’s foldable phoneBy Ciara O'Brien
IrelandLiving and dead cockroaches scattered throughout pub among reasons for FSAI closure orderBy Conor Pope
Health‘Anxiety, insomnia, paranoia’: HSE warns festivalgoers over mis-sold MDMA tabletsBy Shauna Bowers
GolfDoonbeg was doing just fine before State got involved in moving Irish Open to Trump’s venueBy Gavin Cooney
HealthHSE spending controls have ‘not had sufficient impact’, says MinisterBy Martin Wall and Shauna Bowers
Middle EastHouthis seize crucial Yemeni port as fighting with Saudi forces escalatesBy Andrew England
PoliticsPeople Before Profit proposes €500 energy credit funded by levy on data centresBy Ellen Coyne
HealthBrendan Gleeson: ‘I won’t do something for the sake of it any more, but I’m still curious’ By Ronan McGreevy
BusinessFrench group to buy most of pharmacy services firm Navi in deal valued at over €50mBy Joe Brennan
The Women's Podcast‘The Big Four wha?’ Justine Megan on navigating class, accents and leaving law for comedy Listen to ‘The Big Four wha?’ Justine Megan on navigating class, accents and leaving law for comedy Listen | 65:13
Crime & LawHorse-trafficking investigation spans several counties amid fears food chain compromisedBy Katie Mellett
Politics‘Unsatisfactory’ that British minister responsible for calling Irish unity poll, says MartinBy Mark Hennessy
Crime & LawGardaí investigating hit-and-run death of Bryan Lowe (17) close to making arrestsBy Conor Lally
Gaelic GamesIf Gearóid Hegarty is willing to give the hurling rule changes a try, what’s your excuse?By Malachy Clerkin
BusinessMortgages in the firing line as ECB increases interest rates by 0.25 percentage points By Eoin Burke-Kennedy
IrelandHospitals face disruption as three trade unions set to start campaign of industrial actionBy Emmet Malone
SoccerFrench FA accuses Gianni Infantino of ‘seriously damaging’ football as it withdraws supportBy Raphaël Jucobin in Paris
An Irish DiaryWhen pirates ruled the waves: recalling the golden era of radio in CorkBy Colette Sheridan
CourtsGerry Hutch’s son remanded in custody charged with serious organised crime offencesBy Hugh Dooley, Conor Lally and Tom Tuite
GolfTom McKibbin impresses under watchful eye of Ryder Cup captain Luke Donald at DoonbegBy Philip Reid
PoliticsBudget 2027: Simon Harris seeks to reassure middle-income earners on tax cuts By Jack Horgan-Jones
GolfSnail’s pace at the Irish Open as Rory McIlroy’s round takes six hours and six minutesBy Gavin Cooney
