BooksDodge City by Patrick deWitt: a wise novel that contains the best insult you’ll hear all yearBy John Quin
SponsoredInfoElectric Ireland’s partnership of Ireland’s Greenest Places brings to life community-driven sustainability across the country
FilmThe Dreamed Adventure: Knife-edge menace propels crime drama that subverts all the rulesBy Tara Brady
FilmPrimetime review: Robert Pattinson is splendidly icy in Lance Oppenheim’s sly ‘other film’By Donald Clarke
Music‘In Ireland a funeral seems like a wedding. In Italy a wedding seems like a funeral’By Siobhán Long
ResidentialFive-bed Haddington Road property with artistic flair and restored original featuresBy Alison Gill
Commercial PropertySite of former Cabra pub with planning for student-accommodation scheme guiding at €7.5mBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFully let Meath logistics facility for €6.75m offers buyer 6.2% net initial yield By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyBespoke Dublin 4 residential scheme with basement parking seeks €2.5m By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyBallsbridge mixed-use investment with scope for residential development seeks €3.6mBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyOffices at Two Grand Parade near full occupancy as three new tenants join line-upBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyDublin GAA County Board seeking €7m for Spawell complex in TempleogueBy Ronald Quinlan
Ireland‘Definite line of inquiry’ pursued over Dublin fish kill as death toll put at 1,000By Dara Bradley
EuropeCapital grateful for mild autumn amid intensifying Russian strikes and blackoutsBy Daniel McLaughlin
AbroadLaura Kennedy: The gym might be a sad hobby, but it has been transformative for meBy Laura Kennedy
PeopleI stopped going to Mass 22 years ago. Every Sunday since I’ve felt grateful to be free of the obligationBy Séamas O'Reilly
BusinessCompany selling DNA data boosts profits to nearly €5m as it scales back Irish operationsBy Stephen Conneely
Ireland‘I did notice Americans looking at property ... They were Trumpugees’: West Cork tourist village in off-seasonBy Noel Baker in Glengarriff
Housing & PlanningState ‘facing shortfall of 500 beds’ in facilities for most vulnerable homeless peopleBy Jack Horgan-Jones
GolfDubliner Claire Dowling living the dream after bucking 272-year trend at the Home of GolfBy David Gorman
PoliticsMore than 50% of people in NI back move to ban Orange Order parade at Drumcree By Freya McClements
OpinionA straight-up depiction of suicide is not ideal street decor, even at Halloween By Kathy Sheridan
In the News PodcastWhat two surprising election results tell us about the worldBy Bernice HarrisonListen to What two surprising election results tell us about the worldListen | 22:11
OpinionDUP’s tough talk on Sinn Féin exposes the bind Gavin Robinson’s party finds itself inBy Siobhán Fenton
Rugby‘We’ve got work to do’: Sexton says Nations Championship a test for Ireland’s World Cup ambitionsBy Gerry Thornley
BusinessActually, someone is to blame for the €125m in insurance claims written off by hospitals: consultants By John McManus
Your Wellness‘I was always the one with hordes of friends, so I don’t how to handle this loneliness’By Trish Murphy
PoliticsGovernment to wind up century-old €1.2m contingency fund not used for 22 yearsBy Jack Horgan-Jones
USMississippi turning? Democrats point to Republican ‘panic’ as Donald Trump flies in By Keith Duggan
CourtsMinister for Justice to meet Law Society over legal aid row amid ongoing court disruptionBy Mary Carolan
Sports BriefingTadhg Furlong gets Sexton’s backing over alleged groin-grabbing incidentBy Mary Hannigan
PoliticsPublic sector pay deal will include reform and productivity measures, Jack Chambers saysBy Martin Wall
SportDave Hannigan: Baseball on brink of chaos as billionaire owners say players earn too muchBy Dave Hannigan
BusinessTikTok’s Irish arm cuts headcount by 600 as legal provisions rise to more than €900mBy Killian Woods
WorkBridesmaid-to-be feared missing sister’s wedding over new holiday policy at workBy Stephen Bourke
Inside Politics PodcastIsrael election: Netanyahu beats the polls but path to power remains unclearListen to Israel election: Netanyahu beats the polls but path to power remains unclearListen | 23:23
Crime & LawMinister and Law Society agree on ‘focused’ engagement aimed at resolving legal aid rowBy Mary Carolan and Jack Horgan-Jones
IrelandFirst works to enable extension of Dart line to Kildare and Meath to start this weekend By Martin Wall
PoliticsSinn Féin proposes ‘advantages’ for citizenship applicants who learn IrishBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Courts‘Would a good soldier complain?’: Defence Forces Tribunal hears some not sure of confidentiality processBy Hugh Dooley
IrelandHospital overcrowding: 599 patients on trolleys as nurses warn about patient safetyBy Shauna Bowers
IrelandDrumcree Orange Order parade ban lawful, Belfast High Court rulesBy Freya McClements, Harry McGee and Jack Horgan-Jones
SoccerBruno Fernandes tells Carrick he is committed to turning season around in clear-the-air talksBy Jamie Jackson
EuropePride in Spain’s rail network turns to soul-searching after another deadly collisionBy Ashifa Kassam in Madrid
Courts‘Quasi-father figure’ found guilty of abusing orphaned children more than 50 years agoBy Gordon Deegan
PoliticsJudge’s final remarks on Drumcree felt like an epitaph as much as a conclusionBy Freya McClements
Inside Business PodcastGlenisk co-owner Vincent Cleary on rebuilding the company after it burned to the groundListen to Glenisk co-owner Vincent Cleary on rebuilding the company after it burned to the groundListen | 46:34
EducationNumber of children needing special classes set to rise despite fall in overall enrolmentBy Niamh Towey and Ken Foxe
MotorsportShould he stay or should he go: Alex Dunne contemplating move to IndyCar racing in the USBy Ian O'Riordan
Live UpdatesAt least 68 killed after two high-speed trains collide in SpainBy Katie Mellett and Ronan McGreevy
CourtsJury in triple murder trial shown Garda interviews after asking to see accused’s ‘demeanour’By Alison O’Riordan
EuropeSpain declares three days of mourning as train crash leaves at least 68 deadBy Sam Jones and Ashifa Kassam in Madrid
Financial ServicesPTSB attacks Axis in court over effort to disrupt Bawag’s €1.6bn takeover By Stephen Conneely
An Irish DiaryHe came, he sawed, he won the libel case – Frank McNally on a theatrical sensation in Waterford, 100 years agoBy Frank McNally
CourtsDatabase ‘listed Abba singer as a vocalist on Daniel O’Donnell song’, High Court hearsBy Fiachra Gallagher
TV & RadioThe Future with Hannah Fry on BBC Two: Just as humans stuck gorillas in zoos, could AI do the same to us?By Ed Power
PoliticsTaoiseach criticises assertion Irish unity is ‘inevitable’ as he promises new initiativeBy Pat Leahy
SoccerLiverpool beat Chelsea on penalties yet again to secure Carabao Cup quarter-final spotBy Andy Hunter
