ResidentialGeorgian estate with Norman castle, mill and film star credentials for €2.65mBy Gemma Tipton
SportLeinster close Stan Wright investigation; what’s changed now Tyrone are scoring?By Ruaidhrí Croke
BusinessFiat Chrysler pulls plug on €33bn Renault mergerBy David Keohane, Leo Lewis, James Fontanella-Khan and Arash Massoudi
BusinessDigicel wins first round, Nama resists PAC and tech to make your holidays tickBy Conn Ó Midheach
OpinionDonald Trump is the one person who’s more of a political basket case than BritainBy Marina Hyde
InnovationEU may be losing €60bn in annual sales through IP theft in goods and servicesBy Frank Dillon
Fashion‘The models have bellies, hips and thighs that jiggle’: the rise of body-positive swimwearBy Sirin Kale
EducationLeaving Cert engineering: Cutting-edge technologies feature in ‘challenging’ paperBy Peter McGuire
Social AffairsInvitation to priest who blames autism on parents ‘should be withdrawn’By Patsy McGarry
Commercial PropertyGarrett Kelleher fails to win discovery in case against Nama companyBy Aodhan O'Faolain
HealthThe medical solutions for women living with female genital mutilationBy Pam Belluck and Maddie McGarvey
Politics‘Mismatch’ between proportion of women who stand for election and get electedBy Ellen O'Riordan
EducationLeaving Cert English paper 2: Relief all round as Sylvia Plath appearsBy Peter McGuire and Carl O'Brien
EnvironmentIreland to fall short of carbon-cutting targets, even with extra measures – EPABy Kevin O'Sullivan
PoliticsFianna Fáil set to hold power across Dublin as mayoral roles given outBy Olivia Kelly and Fiach Kelly
Crime & LawFamily of man killed by stepson says mental health system failed two familiesBy Natasha Reid
EnvironmentSwimming banned at every south Dublin beach after overflow at treatment plantBy Mark Hilliard
An Irish DiaryLeaving Cert diary: ‘I’m holding out to binge watch Black Mirror when the exams end’By Avril Healy
PoliticsTrump has ‘relaxed dinner’ in Doonbeg with fish and chips on the menuBy Suzanne Lynch, Jennifer Bray and Simon Carswell
PoliticsMiriam Lord: The people of Doonbeg aren’t forelock tuggers or cap doffers or eejitsBy Miriam Lord
EducationRemediation work on 22 Western Building Systems schools to begin over summerBy Mark Hilliard