FilmHer Private Hell review: Nicolas Winding Refn’s horrible cheese dream is a genuine dudBy Donald Clarke
ResidentialFirst phase of houses at new-homes scheme in Co Tipperary from €305,000 By Erin McCafferty
ResidentialDonnybrook Victorian that comes with key for a private residents’ squareBy Erin McCafferty
Commercial PropertyDublin site with planning permission for boutique hotel seeks €3m By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyLarge-scale Dublin 15 site zoned for high-technology development guiding at €16.5m By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyUK family office pays over €9m in off-market deal for Dublin 15 retail investmentBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFully let Dublin 15 office investment at €9.5m offers buyer 9.11% yieldBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyGrafton Street retail investment with full planning for four apartments seeks €2.35mBy Ronald Quinlan
PeopleAgeing men’s extra nose and ear fur lets females know you’ve still got it – that’s the theoryBy Seán Moncrieff
BusinessAudit watchdog tells firms to consider Middle East conflict effects in annual accounts By Joe Brennan
Climate CrisisIrish summers likely to feature ‘extreme evaporation’ due to climate change, say scientists By Caroline O'Doherty
WorkHybrid working in Ireland expected to become less flexible over next two years, research suggestsBy Emmet Malone
Commercial PropertyLandmark EP Mooney Centre on Dublin’s Long Mile Road for sale at €12.9mBy Ronald Quinlan
RugbyGus McCarthy primed to tame the Lions as Leinster face URC opener in South AfricaBy John O'Sullivan
BusinessWe have US multinationals to thank for the weakness of the far right in IrelandBy John McManus
HealthRadiologists concerned over patient scans reviewed by unregistered doctors abroad By Shauna Bowers
PoliticsGovernment fails to take control of former George Mitchell scholarship after funding tensionsBy Ellen Coyne
Rugby‘It freshens you up’: Munster’s Jimmy Duffy on how travels shaped his rugby philosophy By Gerry Thornley
Budget 2027More than half of Irish business owner-managers think Coalition is ‘anti-business’By Ian Curran
BooksThe Strangers by Naomi Alderman: A wonderful blurring of lines between sci-fi and memoirBy Djamel White
Social AffairsChildren trafficked into criminality face ‘horrific’ level of victim blaming, report saysBy Kitty Holland
RacingChampion jockey Jack Kennedy hoping for memorable local Kerry National successBy Brian O'Connor
BusinessCorporate tax disclosures reveal gulf between payments by tech giants and other multinationalsBy Killian Woods
Early Edition PodcastThe grim reality of US sanctions; dependence on multinationals; and child trafficking By Andrew McNairListen to The grim reality of US sanctions; dependence on multinationals; and child trafficking Listen | 09:10
OireachtasOireachtas committee to hear no clinical reason for retaining three-day abortion wait By Pat Leahy
IrelandNick Delehanty closes his dog daycare service, saying business ‘no longer viable’By Arthur Beesley
OpinionIrish people don’t want to live in ‘mostly awful’ apartments. Here are five ways to fix themBy Lorcan Sirr
OpinionMichael McDowell: Donald Trump acts as Putin’s puppet for reasons shrouded in secrecyBy Michael McDowell
OireachtasCriminal courts face ‘shutdown’ if legal aid dispute not resolved, justice committee toldBy Mary Carolan
An Irish DiaryShafts of Light: Frank McNally on accidentally joining the golf correspondents’ clubBy Frank McNally
BusinessGoogle, Meta and TikTok to defend record of policing illegal content at OireachtasBy Ian Curran
Your Wellness‘I met a woman who changed my situation completely – but she is married with two children’By Trish Murphy
Business Today NewsletterAccounting watchdog warning and why the far right in Ireland hasn’t taken off By Peter Flanagan
Gaelic GamesAll-Star hurling nominations: Full list of 45 players with 13 Limerick nomineesBy Gordon Manning
Global BriefingGaza ‘the world’s largest graveyard for children’, Erdogan tells UN, as Israelis walk out By Denis Staunton
Story LinesBono: ‘The new U2 album is called …’ By Róisín IngleListen to Bono: ‘The new U2 album is called …’ Listen | 55:41
TechnologyGerman and Dutch strategic innovation agencies to collaborate on AI chip designBy Toby Sterling
PoliticsChildren need stronger protection from harmful online crime content, media watchdog saysBy Cormac McQuinn
PoliticsChanges to Public Services Card will create ‘de facto’ national ID card, says Opposition By Marie O’Halloran
Inside Politics NewsletterTrump threatens Iran as fuel protests loom ahead of Budget 2027By Jack Horgan-Jones
MusicSaint Etienne review: Tears as the indie-dance trailblazers say goodbye in their final Dublin gigBy Cian O'Connell
Sports BriefingIreland prepare for Kosovo, hurling All-Stars and Jack Kennedy’s Kerry National bidBy Mary Hannigan
Pricewatch‘I assumed Complete Savings emails were junk but €18 a month was going out of my account’By Conor Pope
SoccerAfter Kosovo, Ireland will have played 53 of the other 54 Uefa nations – just one more to go...By Mary Hannigan
SoccerHallgrímsson admits Israel controversy has taken attention away from Kosovo gameBy Gavin Cummiskey
EuropeTrump once vowed to ‘own’ Greenland. He settled for something far less.By David E. Sanger, Jeffrey Gettleman and Maya Tekeli
TV & RadioThe Traitors Ireland: What makes this intoxicating show so utterly gripping?By Brendan Kelly
IrelandNorth’s political parties to meet Parades Commission ahead of decision on Orange Order marchBy Seanín Graham
MusicScottish singer Eddi Reader finds Irish tour ‘healing’ weeks after death of husbandBy Dara Bradley in Clifden
Common GroundNorthern Ireland does not have above-average student ‘brain drain’ to Britain, study findsBy Mark Hennessy
OireachtasThree-day abortion wait hits women in ‘straitened circumstances’ hardest, HSE saysBy Ellen Coyne
Social AffairsImmigration and climate of lesser concern than housing or living costs, survey findsBy Órla Ryan
Climate CrisisAdditional heat from El Niño projected to cause 450,000 deaths in next six months By Damian Carrington
OireachtasDáil fuel row as Aontú highlights 89-year-old woman’s €860 home heating billBy Marie O’Halloran
CourtsTwo men accused of rape of woman at Galway train station further charged with sexual assaultBy Dara Bradley
Inside Business PodcastShould Ireland share its corporation tax bonanza with the EU?Listen to Should Ireland share its corporation tax bonanza with the EU?Listen | 27:21
PoliticsIrish footballers should abandon match against ‘baby killers’, TD tells DáilBy Marie O’Halloran
TravelConnemara’s Killary Fjord named as top global travel destination by Lonely PlanetBy Stephen Conneely
Housing & PlanningBig progress made in removing obstacles to critical projects, infrastructure tsar says By Ronan McGreevy
SoccerFAI moves fans from pitchside seats to Aviva premium section for Austria game amid protest concerns By Gavin Cooney
CourtsTeenager accused of threatening ill pensioner with hatchet over her son’s €50 drug debtBy Jessica Thompson
CourtsRadio executive had ‘innocent explanation’ for €111k cannabis delivery to workplaceBy Tom Tuite
EuropeSupporters urge Spanish PM to spurn US request for extradition of Palestine aid donor By Rachel Lavin
Crime & LawCare organisations criticise rhetoric against ‘vulnerable children’ over wrong-way M9 crashBy Kitty Holland
BusinessSacking of Paddy Power worker with sick child for ‘theft of company time’ upheld at WRCBy Stephen Bourke
PoliticsGovernment to consider €3m ‘safe fund’ for women urgently fleeing domestic violenceBy Marie O’Halloran
Sport‘I want to go’: Lewis Hamilton hopes Formula One is able to end season in Middle EastBy Giles Richards
USUS delegation walks out as Iran’s president angrily responds to Trump at UN By Patrick Wintour in New York
EuropeUkraine and Russia voice interest in ‘limited ceasefire’By Tom Balmforth, Antoni Slodkowski and Simon Lewis
BoxingO’Rourke sisters Aoife and Lisa going for European gold in Sofia as Irish medal haul growsBy Michael Scully
CourtsWoman refuses to facilitate in-person access as she is ‘terrified’ child will be abductedBy Jack White
RugbyHead coach Richie Murphy says Ulster have learned lesson from lousy end to last seasonBy Michael Sadlier
PoliticsProspect of social media company directors being held criminally liable raised by TDsBy Cormac McQuinn
SoccerIreland v Kosovo preview: Hallgrímsson’s side search for a little calm before the storm against a rising sideBy Gavin Cummiskey
PoliticsHarris points to jobs, housing supports after poll shows young people considering leavingBy Cormac McQuinn
US‘We hope he’ll accept’: US invites Putin to G20 summit at Trump golf clubBy Andrew Roth in New York
TV & RadioAperitíf on TG4: This First Dates as Gaeilge show is cheap, cheerful and quietly disarmingBy Ed Power
PoliticsTrade union balloting is ‘only delaying’ public sector pay deal, Jack Chambers saysBy Cormac McQuinn
PoliticsMartin and Mamdani call bingo numbers and smile for the cameras in heart of Irish New YorkBy Keith Duggan
Politics‘All hell seems to have broken out’: FF and FG at loggerheads over sports grant announcementBy Jack Horgan-Jones
AmericasUS and China agree to extend trade truce as Xi Jinping arrives in WashingtonBy Ariana Baio in Washington
