Asia-PacificMy apartment had too much yin and not enough yang... the landscape had to goBy Denis Staunton
SponsoredEmpowering customers: Electric Ireland’s sustainable marketing journey through the energy crisis
BeautyOpens in new windowSimone Gannon: Brilliant mini beauty products for summer getawaysBy Simone Gannon
PeopleThe bar is so low for violent men they are ‘to be given credit’ when they admit their guiltBy Brianna Parkins
FilmEternal You: Documentary portrait about the rush to digitally resurrect dead loved ones is scarier than any AI fictionBy Tara Brady
MusicElbow at Trinity College Dublin: Stage times, set list, ticket information, weather and moreBy Ellen O’Donoghue
ResidentialWhat will €255,000 buy in Italy, New Zealand, France, Norway and Clare?By Elizabeth Birdthistle
BusinessAer Lingus turbulence more complex than pilots’ claim for a ‘few million euro’By Barry O'Halloran
IrelandJoyce scholar asked to leave Glasgow academic conference over inappropriate behaviourBy Conor Gallagher and Declan Conlon
ResidentialModernised Glenageary Victorian once home to JM Synge’s family for €1.75mBy Miriam Mulcahy
IrelandCommunity of Joyce scholars grapples with accusations of misogyny and harassment claims By Conor Gallagher and Declan Conlon
Crime & LawAnger in Government after Defence Forces discloses 68 serving soldiers convicted or charged with offencesBy Pat Leahy, Jennifer Bray and Conor Gallagher
SoccerJohnny Watterson: Casement Park becoming a metaphor for Northern Ireland’s divided society By Johnny Watterson
OpinionCathal Crotty picked on the wrong woman and that is to be his enduring punishmentBy Justine McCarthy
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Gaelic GamesJoe Canning: We won’t see them, but certain matches this weekend will influence the All-Ireland semi-finalsBy Joe Canning
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Business Today NewsletterDecline in mortgages, consumer lift and where to the pilots and Aer Lingus go from here?By Conn Ó Midheach
USBiden-Trump debate: Faltering Biden performance will fuel calls to step aside as crisis looms for DemocratsBy Keith Duggan
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IrelandYour top stories on Friday: Dismal TV debate for Joe Biden; teens killed in Waterford scooter crash named
CourtsMan to appear in court in connection with assault on Canadian tourist in DublinBy Ronan McGreevy
Sports BriefingDilapidated Casement holds a decrepit mirror up to Northern Irish societyBy Mary Hannigan
BusinessNike shares set to tumble as sales warning rattles sports retailersBy Sara Germano and Jaren Kerr
On The Money NewsletterPay off your credit card, invest in your pension - here’s what you can do with your monthly mortage savingsBy Joanne Hunt
UKPrince Harry ordered to explain why ghostwriter messages destroyed after Spare memoir publishedBy Caroline Davies
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BusinessEQT moves towards £2.1bn takeover of UK-listed Keywords StudiosBy Ivan Levingston and Maxine Kelly
IrelandSearch operation under way in Co Kerry for experienced hiker not seen since SundayBy Jack White
Social Affairs‘An appalling situation’: Number of homeless people rises to record high of 14,159By Kitty Holland
MediaSiptu will oppose any move to outsource RTÉ programmes ‘by all means at their disposal’By Martin Wall
DublinAround 50 tents pitched by homeless asylum seekers near Grand Canal in central DublinBy Kitty Holland
Education‘This got my life back on track’: How adult learners are upskilling themselves through Nala By Simran Kathuria
CourtsMichael Lynn granted legal aid to appeal theft convictions after arguing he ‘has no means’By Fiona Magennis
SportCricket Ireland has complained to International Cricket Council over their treatment at T20 World Cup in USBy Nathan Johns
Pride‘It’s better than a dig in the face’: LGBT employees on how the workplace became more acceptingBy Emmet Malone
USWhat happens if Joe Biden or Donald Trump drops out of the presidential race?By Steff Chávez in Washington
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UK ElectionDUP has most reason to be anxious as North’s parties prepare for Westminster voteBy Freya McClements
UK ElectionLabour’s Happy Valley - the Yorkshire swing constituency that always picks an election winnerBy Mark Paul
Advertising FeatureSupply chain and freight specialist Kuehne+Nagel’s backing for the Pharma Industry Awards makes it the magnificent seven
ScienceIrish Science Media Centre set up to tackle rising misinformation and enhance public understandingBy Kevin O'Sullivan
Common GroundOpens in new windowRelations between Ireland and UK must be ‘reset’ after July 4th election, says trade bodyBy Mark Hennessy
CourtsConsent of councillors necessary before local authorities can defend decisions in court, rules judge By Ellen O'Riordan
IrelandTributes paid to two teenage footballers who died when escooter collided with busBy Olivia Kelleher and Jack White
EuropeUkraine to present detailed peace plan this year as Russia warns US on drone flightsBy Daniel McLaughlin
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Crime & LawMan arrested following suspected fatal assault at house in Co KerryBy Conor Gallagher and Ronan McGreevy
IrelandSenior counsel to examine cases where Defence Forces members have convictions or are before courtsBy Conor Gallagher, Pat Leahy and Cormac McQuinn
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Gaelic GamesEveryone has a story to tell in the All-Ireland quarter-finals but Dublin and Kerry remain the teams to beatBy Malachy Clerkin
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SportMax Verstappen storms to pole for Formula One Austrian Grand Prix sprint raceBy Giles Richards at the Red Bull Ring
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MediaWhat I Read This Week: Shauna Bowers - Miriam Lord articulates what every woman in Ireland was thinkingBy Shauna Bowers
CourtsHousewife whose bank account was used in online fraud by purported US soldier with romantic intentions avoids jailBy Fiona Ferguson
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CourtsWestmeath footballer who escaped jail for ‘off the ball’ match assault must pay €20,000 compensation
EuropeEU leaders take hours rather than days to re-elect Ursula von der Leyen as European Commission presidentBy Jack Power
USBiden vows to stay in presidential race despite mounting pressure By Lauren Fedor in Atlanta, Demetri Sevastopulo in Washington and James Fontanella-Khan in New York
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DublinPlaque honouring children who opposed Queen Victoria visit to be unveiled in DublinBy Ronan McGreevy
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ObituariesTommie Gorman obituary: Veteran journalist covered a pivotal period in Northern Irish politics
AmericasJudge denies Alec Baldwin’s plea to dismiss fatal film set shooting caseBy Dani Anguiano in Los Angeles
