BusinessPayPal to add 100 high-tech jobs in Dublin with AI fraud and data science centreBy Ciara O'Brien
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PeopleAre we really going to pass up the chance to do the most hilarious thing in the history of world leaders?By Emer McLysaght
Special ReportsStructural issues see State languishing in lower divisions of global energy transitionBy Edel Corrigan
TV & RadioSéamas O’Reilly: Mix Tape is a bit of a mixed bag while Bookish combines cosiness, craft and classBy Séamas O'Reilly
ResidentialLook inside: Gandon-designed Kinsealy villa with pool, padel and blocked tunnel to Haughey houseBy Alison Gill
EuropeLost in translation? Spain’s scandal-hit prime minister bets on EU support for Catalan, Basque and Galician By Jack Power
Sport‘I was addicted. It was a rush’: Owner of sports memorabilia site worth $350m admits most was fake in suicide note By Dave Hannigan
Ireland‘I want to be positive’: Dublin artist whose home was firebombed in a case of mistaken identity By Sarah Burns
OpinionDon’t expect votes for 16-year-olds to change the world. It’s the 25-35s who are the rebelsBy Newton Emerson
Consumer TechSamsung Galaxy S25 Edge review: If you value form, then it will suit you down to the groundBy Ciara O'Brien
IrelandPlans for 90 Dun Laoghaire apartments at protected house get green light after long-running sagaBy Olivia Kelly
OpinionThe ‘honest belief’ defence in rape cases rewards ignorance and insensitivityBy Rachel Morrogh
Gaelic GamesKerry’s Marc Ó Sé believes Kingdom will prevail over Donegal in tight All-Ireland finalBy Ciarán Kirk
An Irish DiaryWhat unhygienic object do teams always need someone to clean up? – Frank McNally’s guide to the GAA clicheBy Frank McNally
Gaelic GamesPatrick McBrearty is the golden thread running through the Jim McGuinness eraBy Seán Moran
CourtsSuspended solicitor weaving ‘wholly false’ narrative over nature of land deal, High Court toldBy Mary Carolan
Gaelic GamesJack O’Connor: ‘Being involved in it so long now, I go off my instinct to know what is appropriate and what isn’t’By Ian O'Riordan
HealthBiological treatment service for rabies ceases, leading to fears for people exposed to virusBy Shauna Bowers
PoliticsGovernment likely to delay VAT reduction for hospitality sector until mid-2026 By Pat Leahy, Jack Horgan-Jones and Joe Brennan
OpinionThis summer I’m taking a Maga approach to reading: self-serving and isolationistBy Finn McRedmond
Climate CrisisWe are banking on costly, speculative ‘negative emissions technologies’ to make climate strategies add upBy Sadhbh O'Neill
Business Today NewsletterPayPal's 100 jobs, farewell to blue screen of death and EU and US edge closer to dealBy Conn Ó Midheach
BusinessAlphabet boosted by AI, cloud demand as spending needs skyrocket By Julia Love and Davey Alba
Crime & LawPrison officer allegedly used riot shield to repeatedly strike inmate in vanBy Conor Gallagher
TV & RadioMrs Robinson review: Ireland’s first woman president deserves better than this often plodding filmBy Ed Power
CourtsKeith Byrne jailed for 15 years for murdering partner Kirsty Ward in Spanish hotel roomBy Gerard Couzens
IrelandChef working for Camile restaurant awarded €39,000 by WRC after dispute over pay and time offBy Emmet Malone
WorkI’ve seen men watch porn in my workplaces. I reported it and was called a prudeBy Margaret E Ward
FashionFrom distorted GAA jerseys to retro football shirts: Robyn Lynch’s new collection at Brown ThomasBy Deirdre McQuillan
Lions TourThe Lions no longer need goodwill in Australia – their brand will carry them throughBy Jonathan Drennan
Lions TourLions team selection typical of Andy Farrell with Bundee Aki bringing plenty of punchBy Gerry Thornley
Your FitnessHow many steps a day do you really need for improve your health? It’s not 10,000By Anna Bawden Health
IrelandMary Robinson: Gaza situation is ‘unconscionable’ and ceasefire is ‘an utter urgency’By Vivienne Clarke
CourtsAnalysis: Brian O’Shea’s resignation was a rare case of a judge leaving on their own termsBy Mary Carolan
The Women's PodcastSleep divorce: Should couples sleep in separate beds? By Niamh BrowneListen | 56:07
Commercial PropertyUK investor closing in on €115m purchase of Jervis Shopping CentreBy Ronald Quinlan
CyclingStephen Roche on Ben Healy: ‘The sky is the limit, and if I were him, I’d keep dreaming big’By Ian O'Riordan
PoliticsChange to summer holidays would need consultation with parents, schools and teachers, says McEnteeBy Sarah Burns
PoliticsFine Gael irked by Niall Collins’s dismissal of blanket VAT cut for ‘price-gouging’ hospitality sectorBy Ellen Coyne and Jack Power
EuropeTwo killed and dozens hurt in Russian strikes on Ukraine as Kremlin rebuffs calls for summer summit By Daniel McLaughlin
IrelandBasketball Ireland ‘assessing next steps’ after women’s team drawn in group with IsraelBy Stephen Conneely
Asia-PacificSome 48 people, including 5 children, die after plane crashes in RussiaBy Andrew Osborn and and Gleb Stolyarov in Moscow
Gaelic GamesTom Parsons: Intercounty players give us something money can’t buy, so why are they left out of pocket?By Tom Parsons
Crime & LawWaterford landlord and son who blackmailed and intimidated woman have sentences suspendedBy Caroline Spencer in Waterford
BusinessSecond tier child benefit could leave up to 100,000 worse off, tax strategy paper suggestsBy Martin Wall
HealthRise in young people’s mental health difficulties partly due to housing insecurity, says charityBy Shauna Bowers
BusinessSmyth’s pub in Dublin 4 set to be demolished and replaced by apartments and a new bar By Gordon Deegan
Crime & LawMore early release needed to alleviate overcrowded prisons, says Irish Penal Reform TrustBy Conor Lally
CourtsLandmark ruling against RTÉ as tribunal finds Fair City photographer was not a freelancerBy Stephen Bourke
HealthListeriosis outbreak ‘unusual’ as ready meals must be cooked, and bacteria is sensitive to heat, professor saysBy Shauna Bowers
CyclingIneos-Grenadiers soigneur leaves Tour de France amid investigation over 2012 doping allegations
BusinessProfits rise at Cashel Blue producer with aims to fund further capital investmentBy Hugh Dooley
Middle East‘They are very weak, they’re thin, their minds have stopped’: Stranded fathers’ anguish over children in Gaza By Sally Hayden
Courts‘Honest belief’ of consent raised in pair’s appeals against convictions for rape of vulnerable teenagerBy Ryan Dunne
BusinessBetting tax increase in budget could raise €53m, says Department of FinanceBy Barry O'Halloran and Michael McAleer
EuropeGermany says Israel ‘violating law of war’ in Gaza but refuses to sign ceasefire letter By Derek Scally
In the News PodcastPodcast: will Donegal or Kerry prevail in the All-Ireland football final? Dean Rock and Conor McManus give the same answer Listen | 30:36
CourtsData breach ‘distress’ case does not need personal injuries board approval, Supreme Court rulesBy Fiachra Gallagher
Gaelic GamesDonegal v Kerry: Breakdown of the 2025 All-Ireland football final by numbersBy Malachy Clerkin
CourtsLiffey Valley Shopping Centre landlord not required to have Covid cover for tenant, court rules
USTrump to visit Federal Reserve in advance of policymakers’ deliberations on setting key rateBy Ann Saphir
AthleticsKate O’Connor smashes Irish heptathlon record to strike gold at World University GamesBy Ian O'Riordan
Middle EastUS and Israel withdraw from Gaza ceasefire talks, saying Hamas ‘not acting in good faith’By Patrick Kingsley, Johnatan Reiss and Derek Scally
Crime & LawNew Garda commissioner to succeed Drew Harris set to be announced within days By Conor Lally
Crime & Law‘I am gutted for the family’: Fermanagh and Clare communities remember shooting victimsBy Freya McClements, Laoise Murray and William Smith
IrelandFour women, one man arrested at pro-Palestine protests in Dublin By Tim O'Brien and Ella Sloane
Lions Tour‘Babies get big’: Andrew Porter reflects on Lions sacrifices before second TestBy Gerry Thornley
TV & RadioOne Day in Southport: Heartbreaking, and a chilling insight into the new realityBy Ed Power
SoccerConference League qualifiers: Chris Forrester finds late winner for St Pat’s against nine-man KaljuBy Paul Buttner
Gaelic GamesCiaran Meenagh appointed Derry football manager, Kerry name extended panel for All-Ireland finalBy Seán Moran
IrelandIreland ranked seventh in Europe for number of road deaths in 2024 amid ‘alarming rise’By Laoise Murray
