1 ‘Frostbit Boy’ identified as swimmer rescued off Co Kerry coast

2 ‘Sworn virgins’: The fraternity women who earn male privileges in return for lifelong celibacy

3 Nirvana’s Nevermind baby sues over ‘child sexual exploitation’ of naked cover photograph

4 Colin Bateman: ‘I took one of my son’s pills and ended up in an ambulance. He takes three’

5 Legislation does not allow for outdoor events to be restricted to fully vaccinated

6 Relatives of family killed in M6 crash thank Irish people for help and generosity

7 Róisín Ingle: ‘I’ll miss you,’ I lied as the family piled into the car

8 Roscommon flood relief scheme halted amid ‘IRA threat’ against environmentalist

9 House price inflation expected to hit 12% before falling back in 2022

10 Darragh Ó Sé: Kerry deserve way more credit than they’re getting, starting in the Kingdom

11 Covid vaccine protection wanes within six months, study finds

12 Covid-19 Vaccine Tracker: How many people have been inoculated in Ireland?

13 Afghan crisis forces Ireland to do more with less once again

14 It’s all about when – not if – Covid restrictions will be lifted

15 Dublin docklands site with scope for 1,051 apartments priced at €80m

16 ‘I hope we can save even one person’: Widower urges vaccination after Covid death of wife after giving birth

17 Harry Kane confirms he is staying at Spurs this summer

18 All is not well in the Irish insurance industry

19 In the News: Will Delta derail New Zealand’s ‘Zero Covid’ strategy?

20 Afghanistan unravelled: ‘Twenty years building a civilised society ends in the return of these brutes’

21 Kabul evacuation: ‘The sooner we can finish, the better,’ says Biden

22 Tête à tête with Michael D Higgins on the menu for Macron’s whirlwind visit

23 Period redbrick with Scandinavian tones for €695,000

24 An ominous quiet on the streets of Kabul as the Taliban return

25 Charlie Watts, Croke Park, 2018. ‘He looked like an office worker clocking in for the day’

26 Sweden was a real culture shock. I found the first years tough

27 Fighting for basic human rights is not some delusional feminist obsession

28 Musicians on gig restrictions: ‘I’m on anti-depressants for the first time in my life’

29 Tralee retail park has all the big names in situ for €55.2m

30 At almost €13,000, how generous is the Irish State pension?

31 Afghanistan was not and could never be the forward bastion of liberalism

32 Unvaccinated students and staff are a danger to themselves

33 Remote work can put commuters back into the community

34 How to fund nursing home care for mum if no family assets are in her name?

35 ‘It’s mental torture’: Traveller family living without running water or electricity

36 More than 1,000 attendees at UK festival test positive for Covid

37 Covid-19: Death rate in Northern Ireland 10 times that of Republic

38 UK manufacturers to get big concession on post-Brexit quality mark

39 Our house has a granny flat and the potential buyers can’t get a mortgage

40 J&J says a booster of its vaccine provides a strong increase in antibodies