BooksCompelling and unsettling: The Last Years of Edna O’Brien by her son Carlo Gébler By Margaret Kelleher
EconomyHow can we get the measure of an Irish economy that defies conventional metrics?By John FitzGerald
Residential‘US business people buy properties in Ireland because they love everything about it’By Sylvia Thompson
Film‘Juliette Binoche brings a tour de force of emotional energy. You have to get out of its way and let it happen’By Tara Brady
BusinessHousing supply won’t increase simply because councils set higher density targetsBy Tony Reddy
Property ClinicCan I request a price reduction if a property’s floor area was incorrectly advertised?By Ed Carey
Your Money‘I once went into Lidl for groceries and came home with a pair of diving fins’By Tony Clayton-Lea
In the News PodcastHow ‘assassin wanted’ ad links a Cyprus murder plot with Kinahan cartelBy Bernice HarrisonListen to How ‘assassin wanted’ ad links a Cyprus murder plot with Kinahan cartelListen | 20:57
Social AffairsVulnerable children ‘face greater risk of harm’ because of levy on budget, Tusla saysBy Kitty Holland
Europe‘We’re still worried we’ll be sent back’: Inside Italy’s ‘accelerated’ asylum systemBy Sally Hayden
PoliticsAfter Belfast burned: What happened to immigrant families whose homes were attacked?By Rachel Lavin
PricewatchKnee surgery patient (70s) wakes up to €3,000 bill after change made during procedureBy Conor Pope
IrelandLandlord who advertised house at higher rent after evicting family ordered to pay €15,000By Jack White
AbroadIrishman in Lapland: ‘I bought a house for €32,000. It’s a magic place to live’By Genevieve Carbery
Life & Style‘It’s not scientific, just anecdotal’: When health supplements do more harm than goodBy Shauna Bowers
DublinSoft toy ban among new restrictions for roadside crash memorials in south DublinBy Olivia Kelly
Social AffairsLegal review finds ongoing placement crisis at centre of numerous child welfare cases By Kitty Holland
RugbyLeo Cullen: ‘We won’t be taking bullshit off anybody this year. Nobody. None of our players, nobody’By Gerry Thornley
Gaelic Games‘I needed a break from the mental side of it’: Cathal McShane on leaving Tyrone set-upBy Brendan Crossan
OpinionPeople who would never normally get bail are walking free because of the legal aid rowBy Yvonne Bambury
Business Today NewsletterPension coverage concerns and Lowry’s business interestsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Global BriefingWest fears AI may kill us all but China and others see ‘immense’ opportunityBy Denis Staunton
Early Edition PodcastMorning podcast: Families displaced by riots, Trump and united Ireland, asylum in ItalyBy Andrew McNairListen to Morning podcast: Families displaced by riots, Trump and united Ireland, asylum in ItalyListen | 07:51
IrelandRain and sunshine expected this week with mixed conditions in store for National Ploughing ChampionshipsBy Katie Mellett
HealthSaturday hospital unit staffed by consultants saw just five patients over three monthsBy Martin Wall
IrelandIreland ‘seriously considering’ importing fracked US gas for LNG reserve in ClareBy Ronan McGreevy
AmericasEarthquakes expose faultlines in how Venezuela and Colombia wield powerBy León Hernández in Caracas
Crime & LawSafety of gardaí abroad part of reason for State chartering return deportation flights By Martin Wall
Inside Politics PodcastWhat’s the best way to make Ireland more equal? Listen to What’s the best way to make Ireland more equal? Listen | 43:44
GolfShane Lowry ‘back to myself’ and ready to drive on after stunning Irish Open victoryBy Philip Reid
TennisThe drought abides: US men’s tennis still without a major since 2003 despite Ben Shelton’s heroics By Andrew Lawrence at Flushing Meadows
Inside Politics NewsletterTrump emerges as keen Irish nationalist during dizzying visit By Paul Colgan
CourtsMan in court on 55 charges of alleged rape and sex assault of boys in DonegalBy Stephen Maguire
PoliticsMinister for Health defends Saturday hospital unit that treated five patients in 12 weeksBy Katie Mellett
RugbySeán O’Brien handed 10-week suspension by IRFU after verbally abusing official at Women’s AIL matchBy Gerry Thornley
Crime & LawJury in Noah Donohoe inquest to resume deliberations after juror dischargedBy Seanín Graham
US‘Gambling with our lives’: How talk in AI companies is increasingly turning to doomsday By Mike Isaac and Kate Conger
RacingShane Foley insists his Champion Stakes-winning ride not ‘as bad as they are making out’By Brian O'Connor
SoccerVARs who wrongly allowed Erling Haaland’s goal in Manchester derby are stood downBy Paul MacInnes
IrelandEndangered lapwing seen as national symbol benefits from ‘bumper breeding season’By Stephen Conneely
SoccerFAI’s John Martin: ‘I think we all agree we shouldn’t be in the position where we have to play the game’By Gavin Cummiskey
BusinessWRC awards €11,000 to worker sacked within days of warning bosses about manager’s ‘irregular’ practicesBy Stephen Bourke
Middle EastOil prices rise after Gulf states postpone talks with IranBy Jana Chouker and Eman Abouhassira
Gaelic GamesGovernment pushes games integration group to produce roadmap in push for transparencyBy Gordon Manning
HealthSchoolgirl seeks to raise awareness of sepsis after losing her hands and feet to infectionBy Katie Mellett
Europe‘A message to the western world’: EU condemns Russian attack that may have targeted diplomats’ trainBy Jennifer Rankin in Brussels and Amy Hawkins in Kyiv
MusicAll we know about Oasis tickets for Slane Castle as ‘eye-watering’ prices reach over €500By Conor Pope
IrelandSocial Democrats leader Holly Cairns will miss party’s think-in following medical adviceBy Ellen Coyne
BusinessGlobal stocks fall amid surge in oil prices and rising government bond yieldsBy Ciara O'Brien
RugbyRonan O’Gara signs four-year extension to La Rochelle deal that closes door on Leinster job By Gerry Thornley
Business‘I thought I was going to die’: Aer Lingus pilot on flight he claims left him with brain injury By Stephen Bourke
TV & RadioTrasna na dTonnta review: An unassuming snapshot of island life that is full of charmBy Ed Power
TennisFrom influencers to brutal finishes, US Open 2026 was worst Grand Slam in recent memoryBy Tumaini Carayol at Flushing Meadows
Social AffairsGovernment urged to release Bessborough burial records in unanimous council motionBy Órla Ryan
SoccerDominic Calvert-Lewin shows the way as Leeds thrash limp Newcastle and rise to thirdBy Aaron Bower at Elland Road