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BooksBen Barnes: ‘I would extend the basic income scheme to all professionally trained working artists’By Martin Doyle
BooksNew poetry by Lorna Shaughnessy; Philip McDonagh; Ailbhe Ní Ghearbhuigh; and Padraig ReganBy Catriona Clutterbuck
CultureDublin DJ Jazzy: ‘Calvin Harris messaged me on Instagram to say he loved my song’By Nadine O’Regan
BusinessProfits jump more than 25% for Shannon Foynes port firm on record tonnage By Stephen Conneely
Special ReportsThe little sticker that can. Why a win at Blas is a recipe for food business success By Sandra O'Connell
Fine Art & AntiquesDublin Zoo and Bruges paintings by Walter Frederick Osbourne feature in online art saleBy Sylvia Thompson
Special ReportsThe heart of Blas: Awards matter but this competition is about more than prizesBy Dee Laffan
CultureLena Dunham’s Girls will be glorious again as long as it sticks to this one principleBy Laura Slattery
Consumer TechWithings BodyScan 2 review: Would you spend €500 on keeping tabs on your health? By Ciara O'Brien
Gaelic Games‘You couldn’t ignore that madness’: The comedians turning the GAA into a laughing matterBy Denis Walsh
Ross O'Carroll-Kelly‘Drop the Carmela Soprano act, Rosser,’ Ronan goes when I ask him if Sorcha’s ring was stolenBy Ross O'Carroll-KellyListen to ‘Drop the Carmela Soprano act, Rosser,’ Ronan goes when I ask him if Sorcha’s ring was stolenListen | 06:13
Politics‘Leave my health out of it’: Anonymous briefings, a defiant response and a dramatic turn of eventsBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Pat Leahy
MediaIrish Times journalists receive 33 nominations for 2026 Irish Journalism AwardsBy Ronan McGreevy
OpinionI was abused by swim coach Derry O’Rourke. The George Gibney case raises similar questionsBy Karen Leach
Gaelic GamesGer Loughnane: ‘I was on the verge of a massive heart attack, and there’d have been no coming back’ By Kieran Cunningham
PoliticsHow Ireland’s first national public sector strike in 17 years left unions strong and Jack Chambers ‘scrambling’By Emmet Malone
OpinionFrom dereliction to Airbnb, the Gaeltacht is being destroyed by the housing crisisBy David McWilliams
People‘We all call him baby Jesus’: Welcome to Marty Morrissey’s Marty Party on tour in AlicanteBy Patrick Freyne
IrelandRome to consider sainthood for Irish Jesuit priest killed in bloody first World War battle By Ronan McGreevy
Ireland‘We could be facing a dire situation’: Irish aid agencies on the impact on the ground of funding cutsBy Paul Colgan
CourtsWhy the State is paying out millions to objectors to big infrastructure projects, despite ‘ransom’ money concernsBy Arthur Beesley
RugbyChampions Cup: Pau’s young stars host Leicester Tigers on intriguing opening weekendBy John O'Sullivan
RacingAidan O’Brien aiming for big Champions Day success to seal British trainers’ title By Brian O'Connor
In the News PodcastThe inside story of feared loyalist paramilitary Johnny ‘Mad Dog’ Adair Listen to The inside story of feared loyalist paramilitary Johnny ‘Mad Dog’ Adair Listen | 41:43
RugbyConnacht prepared for ‘serious challenge’ from Saracens in Champions Cup openerBy Linley Mackenzie
HealthConsultants’ private healthcare in public settings has ‘ceased’, HSE review findsBy Shauna Bowers
RugbyLeinster to bring evolved attack against Clermont Auvergne as they begin Champions Cup campaignBy John O'Sullivan
OpinionO’Connell Street was always more than a street. Can it start to live up to its potential?By Una Mullally
HealthSenior hospital doctors criticise Minister for Health’s ‘closed-door’ approach to engagementBy Shauna Bowers
BusinessRecent mergers may face investigation by regulators following Irish Government errorBy Barry O'Halloran
IrelandSabena Power, Paddy Power matriarch, leaves one of largest estates ever recorded by Probate OfficeBy Tim O'Brien
EuropeTrump puts new Russia sanctions passed by Congress on hold amid deepening row with UkraineBy Guardian staff
CourtsLaois solicitor used client cash to fund Forest Fest music event, court hearsBy Arthur Beesley and Mary Carolan
IrelandSales of Sally Rooney books surge in Northern Ireland after publisher stops UK distributionBy Seanín Graham
USKatie Zacharia was fired after failing in the one arena Trump cares about: televisionBy David Smith in Washington
Gaelic GamesRuairí Kinsella on rehab after ACL injury: ‘I didn’t go full Roy Keane on the machine’By Ruairí Kinsella
Social Affairs‘I feel so grateful’: Fine Gael MEP Maria Walsh announces birth of child after fertility treatment By Katie Mellett
Crime & LawKerry house with couple and three children inside attacked with petrol bombs By Barry Roche and Katie Mellett
SoccerPedro Neto double at Everton leads Chelsea to victory marred by Emi Martínez head injuryBy Andy Hunter at Hill Dickinson Stadium
IrelandHave you seen Kevin Bacon’s clothes? Actor appeals for help finding outfits shipped to IrelandBy Conor Pope
SportEllen Walshe strikes gold as Mona McSharry completes remarkable nine-medal World Cup Series haul
StageWexford Festival Opera 2026: L’Equivoco Stravagante review – Maria Barakova is remarkable in a production that hardly misses a trickBy Michael Dervan
IrelandDublin march sees dozens of assorted shoes represent healthcare workers in Gaza By Katie Mellett
SoccerPremier League round-up: Alexander Isak seals comeback win for Liverpool against nine-man Brentford
RugbySam Prendergast plays starring role as Leinster secure bonus-point win over Clermont By John O'Sullivan
Sport‘Not acceptable’: Les Kiss blasts humiliated Wallabies as All Blacks claim 13th straight Bledisloe winBy Jack Snape
IrelandTalks on new public sector pay deal to begin on Monday after sides agree frameworkBy Emmet Malone
RugbyConnacht secure first win over Saracens in 13-try European thriller By Linley MacKenzie at Dexcom Stadium
RugbyMunster honour Anthony Foley’s memory with victory over Racing 92 at Páirc Uí Chaoimh By Gerry Thornley
Champions CupChampions Cup as it happened: Munster hold off Racing 92 for opening night victoryBy Nathan Johns
RugbyPáirc Uí Chaoimh crowd pay perfect tribute to Anthony Foley on emotional evening by the LeeBy Denis Walsh
OpinionThe ‘Irish pope’ who was equally disliked by Irish patriots, Protestants and BritainBy Pro Colin Barr