Climate CrisisClimate council criticises failure to invest in nature to protect against extreme weather By Caroline O'Doherty
BooksThe Queerest of Folk by Russell T Davies, and Out Now by Scott Bryan: A queer obsession with TVBy Donald Clarke
MusicThe Music Quiz: Which type of Japanese dish is favoured by Spanish singer Rosalía?By Tony Clayton-Lea
Property ClinicOMC won’t move my parking space from under vent where people discard drinks. What can I do?By Aisling Keenan
Commercial PropertyWorkday seeks occupier for one-third of its new European headquarter officesBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertySouth Dublin senior living and step-down facility seeks expressions of interestBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyStillorgan student accommodation for €5.7m offers buyer 6.26% net initial yieldBy Ronald Quinlan
In the News PodcastHackers targeted supermarket fridges. What else can they do?By Bernice HarrisonListen to Hackers targeted supermarket fridges. What else can they do?Listen | 25:00
IrelandUK-style cap on minor injury awards sought in bid to curb ‘disproportionate’ compensationBy Harry McGee
Commercial PropertySold for €13m in 2021, M50 land bank returns to the market with €32.5m price tagBy Ronald Quinlan
AbroadWhen I left Ireland, I hated how everyone seemed to know each other. Now it’s what I loveBy Eamonn Fitzgerald
EnvironmentAughinish ordered to increase pollution monitoring following spike in contaminationBy Conor Gallagher
IrelandWoman living near Border to give birth in Dublin so wife can be recognised as parentBy Jack White
Work‘I was made redundant after three months but someone else filled my role. What can I do?’By Jack White
Oireachtas‘We got on very well’: Micheál Martin courts the unions as Opposition sharpens the knivesBy Sarah Burns
RugbyGordon D’Arcy: Ireland have never been about tactics or a clever play, it’s collective performance that countsBy Gordon D'Arcy
BusinessRoebuck Foods seeks €10m as it eyes up climate companies Glasport and Rumen TechBy Barry O'Halloran
BusinessHydrogen could power Ireland’s expanding data centre sector, Cork conference to hearBy Barry Roche
Gaelic GamesBernard Brogan says retired GAA intercounty players should be eligible for tax relief schemeBy Gordon Manning
PoliticsJim O’Callaghan returns to legal aid talks after High Court judge rules his changes ‘unfair’By Jack Horgan-Jones and Mary Carolan
Your Wellness‘I am in my 60s and instead of slowing down I find myself in a very squeezed place’By Trish Murphy
Global BriefingDemocrats’ sweeping victory reshapes electoral map for 2028 presidential election By Denis Staunton
EnvironmentIrish honeybee faces threat from non-native species crossing Border, Dáil hearsBy Marie O’Halloran
CourtsBus driver’s trial begins over crash that killed two Waterford teenagers on e-scooter By Darragh Murphy in Waterford
Inside Politics NewsletterJim O’Callaghan under pressure after High Court ruling on criminal legal aidBy Cormac McQuinn
Ireland‘My daughter’s number was written on a wall alongside RIP’: Families on drug-debt intimidationBy James Cox
FilmWild Horse Nine: John Malkovich is masterful in this Martin McDonagh comedy with chillsBy Donald Clarke
Soccer‘I wasn’t performing’: Bruno Fernandes says Michael Carrick was right to drop him after criticismBy Nick Ames at Old Trafford
Inside Politics PodcastRepublicans routed as Democrats retake the US Senate in styleListen to Republicans routed as Democrats retake the US Senate in styleListen | 31:13
SportDallas Cowboys cheerleaders put in the hard yards to enact meaningful and lasting changeBy Dave Hannigan
Crime & LawForgers sold bogus security guard training course documents, regulator says By Martin Wall
TechnologyAfter the SuperValu cyberattack, your smart fridge might be the next target. Here’s what you need to knowBy Ciara O'Brien
IrelandFamily of Colm Horkan ‘extremely let down’ by decision to refer case to Garda watchdog By James Cox and Marie O’Halloran
DublinPrivate security patrolling Dublin would not have additional capacity to arrest people By Sarah Burns and Vivienne Clarke
MediaCalls for RTÉ to clarify recruitment of ex-Newstalk hosts Ger Gilroy and Kieran CuddihyBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Conor Pope
SoccerNathan Collins and Josh Cullen set to return to Ireland squad for Austria and Kosovo gamesBy Gavin Cummiskey
PoliticsWhat do the new short-term letting rules mean for property owners and renters?By Cormac McQuinn
RugbyFelipe Contepomi looking for Argentina to complete the full set of away wins against Ireland in Dublin By John O'Sullivan
MarketsPunter-friendly sports results hit revenue at Flutter’s Irish and British businessBy Barry O'Halloran
EuropeRussia follows bombing of Ukrainian aid centre with combined attacks on hospitals and hospicesBy Daniel McLaughlin
Inside Business PodcastBritish Ambassador to Ireland Kara Owen on current Anglo-Irish relations, trade opportunities, and the possibility of a Brexit reversalListen to British Ambassador to Ireland Kara Owen on current Anglo-Irish relations, trade opportunities, and the possibility of a Brexit reversalListen | 39:03
CourtsLouth man who killed family found guilty of manslaughter by diminished responsibilityBy Alison O'Riordan
CourtsLawyers for woman who stabbed partner to death in his sleep seek manslaughter verdictBy Alan Erwin
In the News PodcastWhat does blue wave mean for the US and the rest of the world?By Bernice HarrisonListen to What does blue wave mean for the US and the rest of the world?Listen | 17:32
PoliticsPlans for united Ireland to examine how symbols and cultural policy need to changeBy Pat Leahy
CourtsNo ‘knockout punch’ can fix cultural issues in Defence Forces, abuse tribunal toldBy Hugh Dooley
Middle EastIsraeli president begins process to decide which leader should try to form a governmentBy Emma Graham-Harrison and Quique Kierszenbaum
OireachtasRTÉ to seek further Government funding as licence fee revenue to continue declineBy Jack Horgan-Jones
BusinessMidterm elections ‘blue wave’ sends global stocks surging either side of the AtlanticBy Stephen Conneely
An Irish DiaryA nicer kind of riot – Frank McNally on the Irish cultural storming of Paris By Frank McNally
CourtsPensioner spared prison term for careless driving that caused death of woman in CorkBy Barry Roche
CourtsFamily of two teenagers killed in road collision see camera footage of crash in court By Darragh Murphy in Waterford
IrelandAttempts to restore public sector pay talks end without breakthroughBy Emmet Malone and Vivienne Clarke
CourtsJudge ponders whether head of Christian Brothers would have to obey Pope in abuse caseBy Paul Neilan
PoliticsFine Gael motion to distinguish party from ‘woke left’ rejected for ardfheis By Jack Horgan-Jones
TV & RadioIreland’s Population Crash on RTÉ One: Miriam O’Callaghan is compelling at the heart of this doc By Ed Power
CourtsScarlett Faulkner ‘terrified’ of what boyfriend’s ex-wife would do, trial hears By Eoin Reynolds
