MotorsBYD’s plug-in hybrid delivers impressive range but disappointing road manners By Michael McAleer
MusicThe Music Quiz: Which US drama series did Patti Smith appear in as a doctor in 2014?By Tony Clayton-Lea
Special ReportsStyle counsel: Building brands in a notoriously tough business By Kathleen O'Callaghan
Special ReportsOut to lunch: Foodie getaways, supper clubs and a new southside restaurantBy Sandra O'Connell
Special ReportsWhy now is ‘a really important moment’ for Ireland’s screen industryBy Sandra O'Connell
FilmForever Is Now: Portrait of Eamon Ryan’s political demise shows how hard it is being GreenBy Tara Brady
FilmForgotten Island review: A plot that breaks up into a kaleidoscope of surreal adventureBy Donald Clarke
MusicMusician Francesco Turrisi: ‘I don’t belong to anything, exactly. In a good way’By Philip Watson
UK‘I ain’t nicked nothing ... yet’: British retailers at a loss over shoplifting epidemicBy Mark Paul
Film‘You hack her phone, then you kill her’: What Israeli intelligence officers told Naza director Yuval Abraham about their tactics in GazaBy Donald Clarke
Crime & LawNeighbours were ‘beaten back by the flames’: Waterford estate numb with shock at horror fireBy Barry Roche
Commercial PropertyKilcoole lands near Glenroe Farm rezoned for residential development guiding at €9mBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertySutton Cross site next to Marine Hotel zoned for residential development guiding at €2.4m By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFormer Galway hospital and lands set for auction with €500,000 guide price By Ronald Quinlan
ResidentialModernised two-bed terrace walking distance from Dublin city hotspots for €525,000By Erin McCafferty
Commercial PropertyRetail investment on Dublin’s Exchequer Street guiding at €950,000By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyLandmark Clare hotel where Christy Moore wrote hit song Lisdoonvarna seeks €1.25mBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFine Grain Property seeking €15m for fully let Kildare office investmentBy Ronald Quinlan
PeopleBono has failed to give the Irish public any of the things we demand of our starsBy Seán Moncrieff
Sponsored‘AI is challenging, the risks are real, but ignoring how it will change your business is foolhardy’
Work‘I reluctantly signed a severance agreement after being given 24 hours to. What recourse have I?’By Jack White
EducationGaza student with UCD scholarship hopes for reprieve ‘before chance is gone’By Katie Mellett
Gaelic GamesClub football championships: Who are county champions and what is the state of play around Ireland?By Malachy Clerkin
RugbyMunster aim to honour Anthony Foley in best way possible – with victory against RacingBy Gerry Thornley
Gaelic GamesEoin Kennedy’s talent has been no secret in Cuala for quite a while now By Gordon Manning
PoliticsIreland players’ actions at Israel football games ‘shameful’, Jewish advocacy leader saysBy Katie Mellett
In the News PodcastWhat next for Ukraine as Trump’s ‘diesel deal’ set to put $4bn into Putin’s war chest?By Bernice HarrisonListen to What next for Ukraine as Trump’s ‘diesel deal’ set to put $4bn into Putin’s war chest?Listen | 20:20
Ireland‘Little bit of magic’: The Dublin hairdresser training recovering addicts and ex-prisoners in hairBy Kitty Holland
Climate CrisisIndustry greenhouse gas emissions forecast to rise, says climate council By Caroline O'Doherty
RacingSir Allen seeks to continue on an upward curve at PunchestownBy Gideon Brooks, Press Association
PoliticsRepublic ‘not some sort of neutral player’ during Troubles, says NI Veterans CommissionerBy Mark Hennessy
OpinionFor Houthis, war in Gaza is a chance to strengthen role in Iran’s ‘axis of resistance’By Vincent Durac
PoliticsUnions urge Taoiseach to intervene in bid to avert public sector strike By Emmet Malone and Pat Leahy
OpinionAmerica has been brought to the brink by Trump’s delusion and Hegseth’s barbarismBy Michael McDowell
OireachtasMicheál Martin’s feathers ruffled by claims he is ‘playing chicken’ with striking workersBy Frank McNally
EducationWe are walking our way into a fundamentally flawed education system, and we have been warnedBy Conor Murphy
Your Wellness‘I don’t get on with my husband’s sisters, and it’s affecting our marriage’By Trish Murphy
OpinionI have paid my TV licence long after I needed to. But RTÉ is testing my patienceBy Kathy Sheridan
IrelandObama tells Belfast event ‘democracy not inevitable’ but keeps Trump criticism subtleBy Gerry Moriarty
Inside Politics NewsletterDeaths in Waterford attack put focus on increase in drug-related intimidationBy Cormac McQuinn
SoccerGrim reality of war sends Shakhtar Donetsk to London for ‘home’ Champions League clashBy Nick Ames
PoliticsMinisters criticise anonymous comments relating to Patrick O’Donovan’s healthBy Cormac McQuinn and Vivienne Clarke
IrelandTime to get down to business? Public opinion may shift if second strike takes placeBy Emmet Malone
CyclingWicklow’s Lara Gillespie claims silver medal at UCI Track World Championships in ShanghaiBy Ian O'Riordan
CourtsAer Lingus pilot ‘uncomfortable’ at crossing picket line to attend WRC hearingBy Stephen Bourke
BooksSally Rooney’s books will no longer be available in UK over her support for Palestine ActionBy Martin Doyle
SoccerGianni Infantino faces grilling at potentially ‘explosive’ Fifa council meetingBy Matt Hughes in Zurich
IrelandBoy (9) killed in Waterford arson attack had heart surgery two weeks agoBy Olivia Kelleher and Vivienne Clarke
BusinessEurope at ‘critical moment’ to regulate AI, conference on ethics and media copyright toldBy Stephen Conneely
CourtsMan allegedly provided gun used to kill Robbie Lawlor and ‘celebrated triumphantly’, court hearsBy Alan Erwin
Inside Politics PodcastHow will the public sector pay dispute end? Listen to How will the public sector pay dispute end? Listen | 33:29
GolfRory McIlroy says his driver ‘will stay in the hotel room’ as he plots victory at India ChampionshipBy Philip Reid
CourtsCouncil assisting Garda investigation after skeletal remains found dumped at cemeteryBy David Raleigh
Inside Business PodcastMicrosoft president Brad Smith: Ireland is ‘well-positioned for future of AI’Listen to Microsoft president Brad Smith: Ireland is ‘well-positioned for future of AI’Listen | 19:07
DublinRubbish and broken glass line capital’s streets with no one to clean up after DublinersBy Olivia Kelly
Middle EastYemen’s Houthis vow more attacks on Saudi targets after hitting oil giant’s headquartersBy Timour Azhari, Jana Choukeir and Tala Ramadan
Gaelic GamesMickey Harte’s remarkable managerial career takes him back to club scene with KilcooBy Gordon Manning
BusinessAI firms should ‘sell solutions’ rather than ‘fear’, OpenAI executive tells Dublin summitBy Ciara O'Brien
An Irish DiaryAdventures as Gaeilge: The bestselling Irish-language author who captivated young readers By Oliver O'Hanlon
Ireland‘Something could have been done’ to prevent Omagh bombing, Nuala O’Loan tells inquiryBy Freya McClements
Crime & LawWaterford murders: Someone else’s €20k drug debt behind attack, family member believesBy Hugh Dooley, Conor Lally and Olivia Kelleher
IrelandGovernment seeks ‘negotiation process’ to avoid second round of public sector strikes By Pat Leahy and Emmet Malone
Public Sector Strike‘Nobody can survive on the wages we’re getting’: public sector workers strike across the countryBy Katie Mellett and James Cox
Gaelic GamesDonegal star Finnbarr Roarty joins AFL side Collingwood on two-year dealBy Gordon Manning
EducationMore than 150 schools receive bomb threat email on same day as public sector strikeBy Niamh Towey and James Cox
Climate Crisis‘Big tech’s lapdog’: how can Ireland break free from the sector’s malign influence?By Jennie Stephens
Science‘Grand Canyon-esque’: Atlas of the unseen brings Ireland’s deep sea wonders into the lightBy Caroline O'Doherty