PoliticsDeath of soldier Seán Rooney among issues on agenda as Helen McEntee heads to LebanonBy Sarah Burns
Your MoneyHalf of consumers use Revolut app, with 6% indicating option as main banking accountBy Harry McGee
CultureAI apocalypse? ‘The end of the world is nigh’ is one of humanity’s oldest catch cries By Patsy McGarry
BooksBlockers by Michael Lewis: A page-turner about civil servants, and Trump’s war on themBy Daniel Geary
Business‘The focus is finding people from Ireland’: The EU’s big ask for new English translatorsBy Stephen Conneely
MusicMy Chemical Romance: The Black Parade 20th Anniversary Edition – One of the few albums from 2006 that may live foreverBy Ed Power
StageNiamh O’Sullivan on Carmen’s Habanera: ‘It’s scary. She’s straight in with the most famous aria in the opera’By Michael Dervan
BusinessWith EU presidency, Ireland has chance to implement digital identity wallet by end of year By Gar Mac Críosta
Your MoneyJerry Fish: ‘I have lost pretty much everything. It was one of the best things to happen to me’By Tony Clayton-Lea
EconomyAcross-the-board pay rise will do little to help fill key public sector postsBy John FitzGerald
Climate CrisisIreland urges greater efforts to save nature at global biodiversity summit By Caroline O'Doherty
Ireland‘Catholics seem to see the Orangeman as the bogeyman. They have this visceral hatred’By Mark Hennessy
OpinionWhat makes someone a murderer? Irish-born philosopher believed she had the answer By Joe Humphreys
BusinessPlan for 70 houses and apartments on Dublin 4 site beside Muckross all-girls schoolBy Stephen Conneely
PhotographyIn pictures: We join scientists on a voyage to recover Ireland’s M5 weather buoy off the south coast By Chris Maddaloni
OpinionAn Irish documentary on a relatively obscure American figure can illuminate so muchBy Una Mullally
Ireland‘There are other ways to live if it doesn’t suit you’: The two sides to life on Inis Mór By Andrew Hamilton in Inis Mór
EducationAllianz threatens to sue pro-Palestine campaigners who asked schools to cut ties with companyBy Órla Ryan and Mark Tighe
Middle East‘This is existential’: Election will have profound implications for Israel and PalestiniansBy James Shotter in Majd al-Krum
BusinessJones Engineering eyes record €1.9bn turnover on back of data centre boomBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
PeopleDún Laoghaire artist Johnman’s cancer story: ‘I’m a big man and I’m used to being strong’ By Sylvia Thompson
AbroadIrish in LA: ‘Irish people are really good at calling out bulls**t in US corporate life, there’s a ton of it’By Genevieve Carbery
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SoccerSick of fans phoning it in, Borussia Dortmund take action against in-game distractionBy Mary Hannigan
SportTG4 overcomes run of bad luck at Dublin Marathon as Manchester United hit latest hurdleBy Mary Hannigan
In the News PodcastInside the court as Russell Brand stands trialBy Aideen FinneganListen to Inside the court as Russell Brand stands trialListen | 21:23
PoliticsWomen weary of being ‘exported’ when medical profession unable to meet vital healthcare needs By Marie O’Halloran
LettersLetters to the Editor, October 26th: On renewable generation, that consent ad and little things mean a lot
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RugbyLeinster bragging rights after defeat of Munster muted in wake of Coombes’ allegation By Gerry Thornley
SoccerKen Early: Flighty Manchester United executives have pandered their way into a cornerBy Ken Early
EnvironmentSquirrel-proof bird feeder my eye. This squirrel is getting fatter and bigger on the bird foodBy Éanna Ní Lamhna
Your FamilyAs my children plead with me not to bring them to creche, my heart is stretched thinBy Sarah O'Neill
PricewatchCork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick: Which are Ireland’s cheapest and dearest cities?By Conor Pope
Corrections & ClarificationsAn Irish documentary on a relatively obscure American figure can illuminate so muchBy Una Mullally
Global BriefingBrazil and Serbia show that progressive forces can defeat the far rightBy Denis Staunton
Europe‘This is a symbol for Europe’: Joy on streets of Belgrade after Vucic election defeatBy Ana Milosavljevic in Belgrade and Ashifa Kassam
MusicAndy Irvine pays tribute to Dónal Lunny: ‘The first 18 months of Planxty were the most joyous of my life up to then’By Andy Irvine
SoccerJosé Mourinho left Camp Nou a manager reborn after Real Madrid’s stunning Clasico winBy Sid Lowe
BusinessWhiskey distilleries attract over one million visitors, industry group saysBy Stephen Conneely
PoliticsSouthern Lebanon devastation shows why peacekeepers must remain, Helen McEntee saysBy Harry McGee
BusinessBeacon Hospital delivers €5.7m profit in first full year under Macquarie ownershipBy Gordon Deegan
RugbyLeinster’s Tadhg Furlong cited for alleged incident against Munster’s Gavin CoombesBy Gerry Thornley
CourtsWoman charged with smuggling men into Ireland via Dublin Airport twice in a fortnightBy Tom Tuite
SoccerFifa investigating as Ireland v England Under-15 World Cup game abandoned over alleged racist remarkBy David Gorman
Ireland‘They both went together’: Funeral tributes for retired couple who died in bungalow fireBy Olivia Kelleher
BusinessAI boom and simmering oil prices boost global stocks, but Brazil election knocks some backBy Stephen Conneely
SoccerMichael Carrick attends Manchester United training ground as club discuss his fateBy Jamie Jackson
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