BooksGift Grub & Me by Mario Rosenstock: Entertaining, very funny and extremely honestBy Kevin Gildea
Your MoneyA 97-year-old woman faces €455,000 payment to Bank of Ireland over life loan taken out in 2003By Dominic Coyle
MusicDónal Lunny work on Kate Bush’s defining album brought his music to its widest audience By Ed Power
Property Clinic‘Will I regret not insisting my neighbour removes downpipe before I buy home?’By Amy Collins
ArtIrish Life Centre’s gold windows given a new life in the reflective art of Niamh O’Malley By Aengus Woods
FilmThe Irish film-maker and the US millionaire communist: ‘He offered me enough that I’d never have to work again’By Donald Clarke
StageThe Wexford opera train returned for one night only. At €479 a ticket here’s what you gotBy Ruby Eastwood
ResidentialAilesbury Wood home offers another notch in the heart of Dublin’s embassy belt By Kevin Courtney
Your WellnessIt’s Halloween ... the time of year when everyone should take vitamin DBy Dr Catherine Conlon
Better with Money Podcast‘Payday routines have helped increase my net worth by €60,000 this year’By Aideen FinneganListen to ‘Payday routines have helped increase my net worth by €60,000 this year’Listen | 26:40
Social Affairs‘Penalised for having a job’: Blind tech worker ‘disheartened’ at ineligibility for Budget 2027 disability paymentBy Kitty Holland
AfricaThe booming African city you’ve probably never heard ofBy David Pilling in Onitsha and Jacob Judah in Lagos
AbroadThe Co Galway winner of US show Is it Cake?: ‘This wasn’t overnight, but over the course of 17 years’ By Genevieve Carbery
BusinessHow Irish businesses operating in both the North and South face ‘unnecessary’ barriersBy Mark Hennessy
Housing & PlanningEvicted tenant who hired private investigator to see if landlords’ daughter was using property awarded damagesBy Jack White
Climate CrisisClimate disasters will force 1bn people to move from their homes by 2050, new report saysBy Caroline O'Doherty
IrelandWinter in Bundoran: ‘Northerners are the people who keep the town going’By Sorcha Crowley in Bundoran
IrelandHow Irish gyms, pubs and restaurants are responding to so-called ‘pervert glasses’By Paul Colgan
MediaRTÉ and BBC are both hanging on decisions on their futures. Which one is being handled better?By Hugh Linehan
Crime & LawGardaí investigating 2003 rape in south Dublin believe they have strong evidence against accusedBy Conor Lally
SoccerVictor Ozhianvuna could play farewell game against Dundalk before €2m Arsenal moveBy Gavin Cummiskey
OpinionDublin officialdom virtue-signalled about Ukraine. People in rural Ireland did the workBy Fintan O’Toole
PoliticsSmall home-builders to be allowed apply for State loans before planning is granted under new proposalsBy Harry McGee
WorkNew report on impact of hybrid working in Ireland to deliver its findingsBy Martin Wall and Emmet Malone
In the News PodcastCould a crime that shocked Dublin in 2003 finally be solved? Listen to Could a crime that shocked Dublin in 2003 finally be solved? Listen | 13:20
Middle EastBinyamin Netanyahu posts AI image of nuclear explosion in advance of Israeli electionsBy Mark Weiss
EducationHow to get a start in Ireland’s beauty industry: Here’s what you need to knowBy Arlene Harris
Business Today NewsletterTired pilots fear retribution and the €130,000 loan that became a €455,000 debtBy Dominic Coyle
OpinionChildren being denied legal representation is yet another shameful failure by the StateBy Tanya Ward
Global BriefingSome Gulf states are talking to Iran about a new regional security planBy Denis Staunton
EducationFormer pupils at one of Ireland’s best-known private boarding schools bid to prevent its closureBy Marie O’Halloran
MusicMacklemore & Friends in Dublin: Kneecap and Hozier join strong response to Ed Sheeran saga By Cian O'Connell
AmericasTrump says Brazil election looked ‘rigged’ as Bolsonaro’s party recognises Lula winBy Oliver Griffin and Eduardo Simões
The Counter Ruck PodcastCould Tadhg Furlong miss the Nations Championship over alleged groin grab? Listen to Could Tadhg Furlong miss the Nations Championship over alleged groin grab? Listen | 48:00
MusicGuinness Cork Jazz 2026 review: Jason Moran’s extraordinary solo show a glimmer of hope for festival’s futureBy Philip Watson
EuropeCould a Melania Trump-brokered truce for Oleshky help end the Russia-Ukraine war?By Daniel McLaughlin
SoccerHarry Kane’s Ballon d’Or triumph a glorious riposte to celebrity fawning of ceremony By Barney Ronay
IrelandIrish man denied entry to Israel believes Irish passport viewed as ‘red flag’ at borderBy Naomi O’Leary
TV & RadioThe One About Matthew Perry on Netflix: Sad portrait of a much-loved actor who couldn’t love himself By Ed Power
Crime & LawGardaí arrest 195 people driving under the influence over bank holiday weekendBy James Cox
BusinessIrish retailers that fail to display prices for paper bags risk legal action, says watchdogBy Conor Pope
Scéal“An rud is tábhachtaí, i mo thuairimse, maidir le forbairt na teanga ná déileáil leis an ghéarchéim thithíochta sna Gaeltachtaí.”By Una Mullally
PoliticsTaoiseach rejects ‘unfair’ comments from Michael D Higgins on military triple lockBy Harry McGee
IrelandRyanair to close bag drop earlier in effort to give passengers time to clear securityBy Conor Pope
CourtsHigh Court overturns Palestinian student’s visa denial over ‘significant errors’ in processBy Fiachra Gallagher
MusicGemma Hayes on becoming a victim of AI fraud: ‘It feels strange and odd and dangerous’By Nadine O’Regan
Ireland‘They suffered more than any family should’: Bray couple remembered at shared funeralBy Hugh Dooley
EuropeNorway and Finland leaders hold rare call with PutinBy Max Seddon in Berlin and Fabrice Deprez in Kyiv
HealthNursing homes rebuked for dust on food, fire safety and a lack of access to outdoor spacesBy James Cox
IrelandUS medical regulator was informed of inquiry into Irish paediatric orthopaedic surgeonBy Shauna Bowers
BusinessPureGym seeks planning on two Dublin sites as it eyes entry to Irish market By Stephen Conneely
HealthPeople not at significant risk from Shamonda virus found in Irish farm animals By Shauna Bowers
RugbyTadhg Furlong to face disciplinary panel over alleged groin-grabbing incident on ThursdayBy Michael Scully
Courts‘Shame on you’: Woman abused as child by her brother waives anonymity so he can be namedBy Sonya McLean
Crime & LawGardaí to take industrial action and may adopt work-to-rule for remainder of EU presidencyBy Hugh Dooley
BusinessSmall PTSB shareholders ‘paying for Minister’s exit’ in €1.6bn takeover deal, court hearsBy Stephen Conneely
CourtsBoomtown Rats among Irish artists hit by ‘egregious’ breach of royalty rights, court toldBy Mary Carolan
SportTwo years after hoovering up all the gold, Rhys McClenaghan confronts more modest targetsBy Ian O'Riordan
CourtsKinahan gang member Sean McGovern sues over deteriorating mental health in prisonBy Fiachra Gallagher
AmericasThe question gripping Brazil: Has Trump ally Flávio Bolsonaro fled to the US? By Tom Hennigan
CourtsRape complainant ‘extremely distressed’ when solicitor strike delayed trial, court hearsBy Declan Brennan and Isabel Hayes
Gaelic GamesUK Supreme Court reserves judgment on public inquiry into murder of GAA chairman Sean BrownBy Malachy Clerkin
An Irish DiaryBooks of Evidence – Frank McNally on a Dublin Garda station’s homage to literatureBy Frank McNally
CourtsRegulator seeks urgent wind up of Liberty Recycling to protect sector’s reputationBy Shauna Bowers
Middle EastIsraeli exit polls indicate deadlock in pivotal election By James Shotter in Jerusalem and Neri Zilber in Tel Aviv
SoccerAn unmanageable club? Carrick the latest to suffer in Manchester United’s faded grandeurBy John Brewin
AmericasUS says it will issue visa to Flávio Bolsonaro after election lossBy Ricardo Brito and Gram Slattery
