The Counter Ruck PodcastAs Leo Cullen prepares for his final season in charge, why haven’t Leinster strengthened?Listen to As Leo Cullen prepares for his final season in charge, why haven’t Leinster strengthened?Listen | 33:55
EducationGraduate programme: ‘You take on real responsibility and ownership of projects’By Kate Byrne
FilmBarry Ward: ‘The fear is, if you’re trying to re-create New York in Skibbereen, it could look a bit hokey’By Donald Clarke
TV & RadioOliver Callan shows his acerbic side with short sharp shot at GAA ‘gobshitery’By Mick Heaney
EuropeEU should treat Israeli settlements like Russian-occupied Crimea, says bloc’s top diplomatBy Jack Power
USThe firefighters of 9/11: They were eating breakfast when the call came. ‘They all left’By Keith Duggan
PeopleSéamas O’Reilly: It was probably people like my father who led to robots having jobsBy Séamas O'Reilly
HealthPoliticians trying to influence funding of high-cost drugs is a ‘concern’, Minister saysBy Ellen Coyne
HealthJennifer Carroll MacNeill: ‘I worried whether I had the objectivity to be Minister for Health’By Ellen Coyne
AthleticsSonia O’Sullivan: Ultimate Championship’s $10m is great reward for athletes – I wish it was around in my dayBy Sonia O'Sullivan
AthleticsUltimate Championship has trio of Irish athletes on track for their biggest pay-days By Ian O'Riordan
Gaelic Games‘I dreamt of playing with Bernard Brogan’: musician Danny O’Reilly on life as a Dubs starBy Gordon Manning
Ireland9/11 anniversary: Fr Mychal Judge to be remembered in father’s home village in LeitrimBy Ronan McGreevy
Ireland‘Progress’ made on public transport security force as meeting hears attacks continued over summerBy Tim O'Brien
HealthMeasles jab uptake ‘lower than anticipated’ despite efforts to increase coverageBy Shauna Bowers
Common GroundNorthern nationalists are right to detect bias from their counterparts in the RepublicBy Justine McCarthy
RugbyClayton McMillan faces formidable task with Munster, with young guns key to any revivalBy Gerry Thornley
OpinionFrank McDonald was critical of Dublin because he believed it was ‘well worth fighting for’By Diarmaid Ferriter
Crime & LawIrish involvement in horse-trafficking ring carries echoes of 2013 meat scandalBy Conor Lally
SoccerTitle race heats up as St Patrick’s Athletic face Shamrock Rovers at Richmond ParkBy Gavin Cummiskey
Education‘Be curious, ask questions’: Industry professionals advise graduates on how to approach a new career By Cian O'Connell
EducationUnderstanding office politics: Personality clashes, power dynamics and unwritten workplace rulesBy Geraldine Walsh
OpinionMy funny Irish-American mother would be appalled by the things done in her name since 9/11By Terry McGovern
USJD Vance pitches himself as Trump’s political heir at Republican midterm conventionBy Adam Gabbatt in Dallas
Early Edition PodcastWorld Trade Center attack 25 years on; and Gerry Hutch’s son charged following extradition By Andrew McNairListen to World Trade Center attack 25 years on; and Gerry Hutch’s son charged following extradition Listen | 11:02
USAnthropic says it blocked possible efforts to build biological weapons and deadly pathogensBy Dara Kerr
Business Today NewsletterECB hikes rates and LDA buys what will be Ireland’s tallest buildingBy Peter Flanagan
EuropeNato allies say they foiled Russian subsea cable sabotage plotBy Sarah McFarlane and Gram Slattery
IrelandMan (25) died after he jumped in river in act of ‘bravado’ on night out, inquest hearsBy Olivia Kelleher
Farming & Food‘Toxic’ falling-out at farming body left mental health scheme ‘floundering’, tribunal toldBy Stephen Bourke
In the News Podcast9/11: Could its disastrous legacy have been avoided? By Bernice HarrisonListen to 9/11: Could its disastrous legacy have been avoided? Listen | 22:01
Restaurants‘Portuguese custard tarts made with Kerrygold butter’: Dublin’s newest city marketBy Niamh Browne
Crime & Law‘Hanging on by a thread’: Alleged child sex abuse victim urges Minister to end legal aid rowBy Mary Carolan
HealthDozens of consultants offered posts without start dates due to health cost overrunsBy Shauna Bowers, Martin Wall and Jack Horgan-Jones
TennisElena Rybakina rallies to beat Coco Gauff and book US Open final with Aryna SabalenkaBy Tumaini Carayol
Your FamilyDo you track your family’s location with technology or have you been tracked? By Patrick Freyne
Ireland‘He’s keeping our village alive’: Doonbeg residents prepare to host Donald TrumpBy Dara Bradley
BeautyOpens in new windowSimone Gannon: Haircare products I always buy again, from dry shampoo to the perfect brushBy Simone Gannon
UK‘People don’t feel safe’: Grief, death and disorder in a once-proud industrial heartland By Mark Paul
Gaelic Games‘If Mary McAleese is disgusted by lack of progress ... take heed’: GAA clubs on grassroots integrationBy Gordon Manning
BusinessDrinks group behind Bulmers cider in Ireland adds wholesale arm of Asahi UK to portfolioBy Stephen Conneely
BusinessIrish screen industry joins global call for ‘Netflix levies’ to fund local film and TV By Ian Curran
IrelandQ&A: Price of diesel creeping north of €2 but home heating oil costs a more serious problemBy Conor Pope
BusinessKatie Taylor’s farewell fight had ‘extraordinary impact’ on local economy, says AIB reportBy Stephen Conneely
CourtsLabour Court dismisses €77,000 claim by RTÉ worker for alleged unpaid entitlements By Gordon Deegan
PoliticsSpending on pay being monitored amid ‘extraordinarily high’ HSE recruitment, says MinisterBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Rugby‘How to beat the bullies’: What will rugby look like heading into the World Cup next year?By Nathan Johns
RugbyGerry Thornley: World Rugby’s aim of playing a Six Nations match in the USA looks a long shotBy Gerry Thornley
PoliticsTikTok agrees to appear before Oireachtas media committee after initial refusalBy Jack Horgan-Jones
CourtsBoy (17) jailed for eight years for murder of father of five Barry Daly in Co CorkBy Olivia Kelleher
SoccerReal Betis enjoy bonus on and off the pitch as Irish fans snap up Troy Parrott jerseys By Muireann Duffy
BusinessLocals warns Ballsbridge school may become ‘Las Vegas of Dublin’ amid floodlights planBy Gordon Deegan
WorldYemen’s Houthis reach strategic island at mouth of vital shipping lane By Mohammed Ghobari, Eman Abouhassira and Catherine Cartier
PhotographyCapturing the confusion of the aftermath of 9/11 on cameraBy Dan Dennison and Larry Towell
IrelandBaby whose death in car crash inspired Jax’s law Bill died by blunt-force traumaBy Hugh Dooley
CompetitionsWin tickets to the opening night of Dublin Theatre Festival plus dinner and drinks at The Mint Bar, College Green Hotel
US‘I knew that he couldn’t ... but we hoped for a week’: Remembering 9/11 at Ground ZeroBy Keith Duggan
BusinessMichael O’Flynn wins challenge to ex business partner’s personal insolvency arrangementBy Mary Carolan
BusinessEuropean stocks edge upwards as oil prices come down from highest levels since MayBy Ciara O'Brien
BusinessECB chief economist warns inflation squeeze will worsen, leaving door open for further rate hikesBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
September 11th Anniversary‘We honour the heroes and the generation that stepped up’: 9/11 remembered 25 years after attacksBy Katie Mellett and Ronan McGreevy
IrelandDamage to homes ‘likely’ as status-orange rain warning issued for three countiesBy Hugh Dooley and Emmet Malone
Golf‘If I’m up there on Sunday afternoon, I know there’s a crowd that’ll be behind me’: Shane Lowry revelling in Irish Open leadBy Philip Reid
IrelandDisruption to schools and health services likely with unions to stage one-day strikeBy Emmet Malone
IrelandHomelessness agencies engaging with Phoenix Park rough sleepers ahead of Trump visitBy Kitty Holland
GolfSolheim Cup: USA fightback sparks hope of away win after Europe’s fast startBy Ewan Murray at Bernardus Golf
GolfShane Lowry surges ahead as Doonbeg security teams swarm for Donald Trump’s arrivalBy Gavin Cooney
SoccerKobbie Mainoo moves from outsider to main man at Manchester United after summer of hurt By David Hytner
PoliticsSimon Harris says he disagrees with constituency director’s post that Trump is a ‘moron’By Jack Horgan-Jones
PoliticsDonald Trump expected to urge Ireland to buy liquefied natural gas from US during visitBy Pat Leahy, Harry McGee and Jack Horgan-Jones
PoliticsGreens call for €2.5bn to fund solar panels in homes and for ‘targeted’ energy creditsBy Harry McGee
IrelandHeat from Poolbeg incinerator to be piped under Dodder to homes in Dublin’s DocklandsBy Caroline O'Doherty
