Innovators to WatchCould a tiny patch replace the injection needle? A Cork start-up is working on itBy Olive Keogh
BooksStations by Louise Kennedy: A masterwork from the heir to Edna O’Brien’s agile indignationBy Greg Londe
CultureEvent guide: Tim Wheeler, Kate Nash and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week aheadBy Tony Clayton-Lea
RestaurantsThis Galway restaurant offers adventurous cooking a stone’s throw from the seaBy Joanne Cronin
TV & RadioTen of the best new shows to watch in October on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+ and Apple TVBy Kevin Courtney
PeopleAerial house photos used to be in all rural homes, but my search for one was no easy taskBy Emer McLysaght
WorkThe ‘work wife’: Without her, the team would fall apart, so why isn’t she promoted?By Margaret E Ward
DublinDundrum residents voice opposition to ‘madcap’ bus plan for Dublin village at public meetingBy Tim O'Brien
SportFrom Madison Square Garden to Yankee Stadium, U2 left an indelible sporting footprint in the USBy Dave Hannigan
ResidentialLook inside: Victorian by the sea in Monkstown with luxury-hotel interiorsBy Jessica Doyle
Climate CrisisHeatwaves, drought and then a tornado: France fraught over extreme weather stressBy Kevin O'Sullivan
Budget 2027Slide in North American tourist numbers ‘highlights need to extend tax cuts’ By Barry O'Halloran
Early Edition PodcastDomino’s Pizza billionaire’s Waterford ambition, Border poll, and aerial house photographsBy Aideen FinneganListen to Domino’s Pizza billionaire’s Waterford ambition, Border poll, and aerial house photographsListen | 10:18
IrelandConservative Catholic US university in Waterford former monastery faces planning questionsBy Barry Roche
Housing & PlanningThese Celtic Tiger apartments stood half-built for 20 years. Locals want them finishedBy Sarah Burns
Gaelic GamesKevin McStay urges patience surrounding further football rule changes to be trialled from next monthBy Gordon Manning
PoliticsLucinda Creighton lobbying firm admits ‘error’ in Dáil request for pharma clientBy Jack Horgan-Jones
IrelandOPW paid large Revenue settlement over renting properties to staff at below market ratesBy Emmet Malone, Arthur Beesley and Conor Gallagher
Crime & LawLaw to prevent questioning of rape victims in court on sexual history ‘is not working’By Mary Carolan
RugbyIreland looking forward to ‘massive’ Women’s Six Nations return to the Aviva StadiumBy Michael Scully
RugbyCroke Park could be in the mix to host future Champions Cup and Challenge Cup finalsBy John O'Sullivan
Rugby‘We expect to win’: Sean Jansen makes no bones about Connacht’s target in Italian testBy Gerry Thornley
OireachtasTaoiseach enters múinteoir-mode as he rejects comparison of Drumcree stand-off to GazaBy Cormac McQuinn
SoccerFans’ reaction at Aviva Stadium could make Ireland players think again about Israel matchBy Gavin Cummiskey
OpinionShould we pause data centre development? Lynn Boylan debates Malcolm ByrneBy Lynn Boylan and Malcolm Byrne
Social AffairsWorker at Peter McVerry Trust who denies going to bed ‘two hours early’ challenges sacking By Stephen Bourke
HealthMedicines watchdog receives 24 reports of vision-related side effects of weight-loss jab By Shauna Bowers
Education‘In two years, we had one lecture on dyslexia’: Overhaul in teacher training sought By Niamh Towey
Crime & LawThousands of prisoners unable to use toilet privately amid ‘severe’ overcrowdingBy Mary Carolan
OpinionPressing the Brexit ‘I told you so’ button is tempting for Ireland, but we should hold fireBy Finn McRedmond
SoccerHeimir Hallgrímsson on Finn Azaz: ‘It’s difficult for him, you can understand that from his background’By Mary Hannigan
Business Today NewsletterRatings agency warns on interest rates and who is in really in charge of AI?By Peter Flanagan
In the News PodcastInside the court as Irish citizen David Anderson faces ex-wife murder charge in BudapestBy Bernice HarrisonListen to Inside the court as Irish citizen David Anderson faces ex-wife murder charge in BudapestListen | 16:26
Global BriefingUS troops invaded Iraq 23 years ago. Now Iraq and Iran are celebrating their departureBy Denis Staunton
Middle East‘No one is passing through this door’: Inside the Flydubai cockpit fightBy Neil Zilber in Tel Aviv, James Shotter at Ben Gurion Airport and Peter Campbell in London
IrelandJust €109,000 of €3.9m overpaid to car dealers for EV scheme has been recoveredBy Emmet Malone
EuropeSwiss glaciers lose more than 5% of ice after record heatwaveBy Cecile Mantovani and Denis Balibouse
IrelandDrinking ‘hooch’ an ‘ongoing issue’ in Irish prisons, inquest into Mountjoy death hearsBy Órla Ryan
IrelandDefence Forces purchase of armoured vehicles wasted ‘millions in taxpayer funds’By Conor Gallagher
HealthGP’s social media posts during Covid pandemic undermined public health guidelines, inquiry toldBy Stephen Farrell
HealthCHI Tallaght reprimanded over concerns about confidentiality of children’s personal dataBy Shauna Bowers
PoliticsLimerick mayor blames ‘gross underfunding’ of local authorities amid property tax hike By Jack Horgan-Jones
Gaelic GamesCiarán Murphy: Mark Zuckerberg’s few coins thrown to the GAA should not fool usBy Ciarán Murphy
StageMeredith review: Dramatic temperature could be dialled up a notch in comic study of familial dysfunctionBy Max McGuinness
BusinessWorkday to cut jobs in Dublin HQ but will press on with AI centre of excellenceBy Ciara O'Brien
TV & RadioEast of Eden on Netflix: Florence Pugh’s powerful turn threatens to overwhelm this Steinbeck classicBy Ed Power
Inside Politics NewsletterSinn Féin, Social Democrats and Labour unveiling alternative budgetsBy Cormac McQuinn
IrelandGrinds 360: Power struggle over business backed by rugby stars leads to CEO’s suspension and reinstatementBy Mark Tighe
Ireland‘Harmony and happiness’ broken by workplace deaths of father and daughter, funeral toldBy Vivienne Clarke
Business‘Made in Europe’ rules should not ‘undermine’ UK relations, Britain’s new envoy tells EUBy Jack Power
IrelandLack of ‘basic responsibility’ on roads can destroy life, funeral of hit-and-run victim hearsBy David Raleigh
CourtsChild in abduction case to be brought to North for access with father, court ordersBy Jack White
USHow Cornell University alleged rape victim went from shame to seeking justiceBy Debra Kamin, Matt Flegenheimer and Amy Julia Harris
EducationChronic absenteeism: More than 75,000 secondary students missed 20 days in school yearBy Niamh Towey
SoccerCristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal walkout divides a nation as Jorge Jesus asserts controlBy Miguel Dantas
IrelandBlackmail claims by former Inland Fisheries chief considered serious issues by departmentBy Martin Wall
Middle EastFlydubai flight: Indian pilot praised after disaster avertedBy Michael Stott and Andres Schipani in New Delhi
Middle EastFlydubai flight: Co-pilot had ‘Islamic radical indoctrination’, says NetanyahuBy William Christou and Jonathan Yerushalmy
Social AffairsAgeing population in Ireland will see rise of up to 58 per cent in need for family careBy Kitty Holland
Budget 2027Opposition’s alternative budgets propose windfall taxes and €400 energy creditsBy Cormac McQuinn, Colm Keena and Caroline O'Doherty
An Irish DiaryCharge of the Fanlight Brigade: a positive sighting of a threatened Dublin speciesBy Frank McNally
PoliticsMain Points: From taxes to bills, what does the Opposition want in Budget 2027? By Cormac McQuinn, Colm Keena and Caroline O'Doherty
CourtsMisadventure verdict at inquest of boy (10) who died after being hit by van in ShannonBy Kitty Holland
IrelandDrumcree High Court appeal postponed as talks on impasse continue By Seanín Graham and Marie O’Halloran
OireachtasTusla in breach of High Court special care direction again over capacity issuesBy Emmet Malone
Rugby‘Opportunity knocks’: Ian Flanagan’s departure will intensify calls for a Munster rebootBy Gerry Thornley
Budget 2027College student protest uses 90s hits to draw politicians into listeningBy Stephen Conneely
IrelandPublic sector unions reject Jack Chambers’ call to enter talks as disagreement remainsBy Emmet Malone
OireachtasLabour accuses Coalition of ‘fictional, fraudulent budgeting’ amid department overspendsBy Marie O’Halloran
TV & RadioCelebrity Traitors on BBC One: An ego-filled riot of characters come roaring out of the trapsBy Ed Power
OireachtasRename part of Phoenix Park’s main avenue after Charles De Gaulle, TD urgesBy Marie O’Halloran
Nations LeagueIreland v Austria live updates: Troy Parrott double gives Ireland the leadBy David Gorman
