BooksThe Battle to Control Female Fertility in Modern Ireland: An insightful historical analysisBy Brian Maye
BooksThe Now Now Express by John Fleming: A clever novel with emotional heft about Irish misfits in LondonBy Kevin Gildea
BooksThe Underground Sea by John Berger: A timely collection with still-striking thoughts By Pat Carty
RugbyAnother bad break for Harry Byrne as injury denies chance to impress for LeinsterBy John O'Sullivan
CultureThe Guide: The events to see, the shows to book, and the ones to catch before they endBy Tony Clayton-Lea
BooksThe Routledge Handbook of the Northern Ireland Conflict and Peace: Humanising our understanding of the TroublesBy Niall Ó Dochartaigh
Fine Art & AntiquesA new sculpture trail for Cork, Guggi at the Kerlin and a limited edition Beatles photograph in LimerickBy Elizabeth Birdthistle
Ross O'Carroll-KellyRoss O’Carroll-Kelly: She’s hord work, my new padel portner. But the girl fascinates me. She’s like a female meBy Ross O'Carroll-KellyListen | 06:20
PeopleBrianna Parkins: It was the burning sage that made my partner think I had finally lost it By Brianna Parkins
CultureIreland’s best festivals in 2024: A handy guide to more than 100 of the best cultural showcasesBy Ellen O’Donoghue
MusicSleater-Kinney: ‘We lean on each other when things are difficult, and certainly these past couple of years have been tough’By Ed Power
CultureNo whooping audience, no stupid competitions: What RTÉ could learn from The Tommy Tiernan ShowBy Hugh Linehan
Stage‘It has just grown legs, put on heels, and ran from there’: The Dublin experimental drag party pushing boundariesBy Una Mullally
EnvironmentPlanned trail up the Great Sugar Loaf aims to stop erosion along busy hillwalking route By Sylvia Thompson
PeopleBohemians climate justice officer: If a community owns a football club, it should be able to own anythingBy Marese McDonagh
SoccerAmber Barrett: ‘I say nothing when I don’t know the full truth ... The social media people should have done the same’By Mary Hannigan
Housing & PlanningUnder the eye of landlord Marc Godart: how a tenant who objected to CCTV surveillance was evictedBy Naomi O’Leary, Colm Keena and Enda O'Dowd
RugbyA women’s Lions tour to New Zealand will only widen the gap between rich and poorBy Malachy Clerkin
USHaley cometh: Republican presidential candidate hopes to benefit from Trump chaos theoryBy Keith Duggan
OpinionStakes could not be higher as South Africa’s genocide case against Israel is heard in The HagueBy Alanna O'Malley
EnvironmentOn the road with Eamon Ryan: ‘You realise we are not as bad as we seem on social media to each other’By Harry McGee
Gaelic GamesTristan Noack Hofmann: From German youth football to playing for Arva in Croke ParkBy Gordon Manning
PoliticsMain Opposition parties yet to commit to campaign for ‘Yes’ vote in forthcoming referendumsBy Cormac McQuinn
OpinionDavid McWilliams: Ireland will not have any political peace until we fix housingBy David McWilliams
IrelandDying alone: ‘There’s a huge epidemic of loneliness and these cases are just the thin edge of that wedge’By Barry Roche
Your WellnessNature therapy: How to get your ‘daily dose of trees’ to boost body and mindBy Catherine Cleary
RugbyAntoine Frisch making steady progress towards his goal of playing for Ireland: ‘From the very start, that was the dream’By Gerry Thornley
IrelandSqueeze on electricity supply to last into 2030s, report findsBy Barry O'Halloran and Jack Horgan-Jones
Asia-PacificElections in Taiwan: Beijing has made clear its preference that next president should be anyone other than LaiBy Denis Staunton
TV & RadioLast One Laughing Ireland: Behind the scenes with Graham Norton and Aisling Bea on the new Irish comedy showBy Laura Slattery
PoliticsSlapping down a ‘vexatious’ legal case: what a Belfast court ruling means for Sinn Féin libel litigationBy Freya McClements
OpinionCan the comfortable classes in the public sector make the case for a better pay deal?By Cliff Taylor
Middle EastUS launches fresh strike on Yemen a day after broader attackBy Jennifer Jacobs and Peter Martin
Thinking AnewNever mind the coming Blue Monday. Instead luxuriate in a golden warmth of epiphanyBy Wendy May Jacobs
Asia-PacificJacinda Ardern marries Clarke Gayford after five-year engagementBy Charlotte Graham-McLay in Wellington
Health‘High-risk’ synthetic opioid being sold in Dublin and Cork as heroin, HSE warns By Olivia Kelleher
IrelandBoy (17) third person to be charged with murder of gunman Tristan Sherry in Dublin restaurantBy Tom Tuite
Asia-PacificTaiwan election: All eyes on Beijing’s reaction following historic victoryBy Denis Staunton
IrelandThousands march in Dublin and Cork calling for end to Gaza violenceBy Shauna Bowers and Olivia Kelleher
RugbyGraham Rowntree ‘immensely proud of the lads’ as Munster stick to the plan in ToulonBy Gerry Thornley
Middle EastGaza Strip hurtling towards famine, warns UN, as spectre of wider war loomsBy Declan Walsh and Raja Abdulrahim
Crime & LawLimerick shooting: Man in his 30s hospitalised after being shot twice in the backBy David Raleigh
Social AffairsRoscrea protest: Third night of demonstration over plans to house asylum seekers in hotelBy Darren Keegan
USPowerful winter storm hits US, bringing snow, blizzards and extreme cold to several states By Victoria Cavaliere
RugbyUlster count cost of heavy Toulouse defeat ahead of trip to HarlequinsBy Michael Sadlier at the Kingspan Stadium
RugbyConnacht left with fight to keep European hopes alive after Lyon defeatBy Linley MacKenzie at Stadium de Gerland
BooksAfter Eden: A Short History of the World: Should be required reading for every schoolchildBy Ian Hughes
BooksNot the End of the World: an ode to climate progress, celebrating the strides made and the potential for progressBy Niamh Jiménez
BooksTerri Hooley: Seventy-Five Revolutions: Absorbing overview of Good Vibrations mastermindBy Éamon Sweeney