Food‘Labour of love’: the Gen Z food trend transforming home kitchens into elaborate cafesBy Ella Sloane
Advertising FeatureTradition meets technology: how Flanagan Kerins is redefining furniture shopping with digital sales assistant Leah
Property Clinic‘The lift in our apartment building hasn’t been working for weeks. What can we do?’By Aisling Keenan
TravelBelfast in three days: black taxi sandwiches, beauty queues and a beacon of hopeBy Fiona Reddan
Farming & FoodEU agricultural policy needs to make clear link between subsidies and emissions reductionsBy John FitzGerald
ResidentialHome and mews on 14 acres with stables and tennis court outside RathanganBy Miriam Mulcahy
MusicNick Cave and the Bad Seeds at Malahide Castle: Stage times, set list, ticket information, how to get there and moreBy Cian O'Connell
StageTheatre at the cinema: How to see star-studded London and Broadway productions in Ireland By Sara Keating
Residential‘I remain a country boy at heart despite spending my twenties and thirties in the city’By Jamie O'Connell
BusinessRetired CIÉ staff set for first pension increase in nearly 18 years ‘in coming weeks’By Martin Wall
BusinessThe window to opt-out of auto enrolment opens in July: should workers stay or go? By Keith Butler
BusinessCan the company that shaped cancer treatment reinvent itself?By Mercedes Ruehl and Aanu Adeoye
People‘On the Sunday she had a temperature and then everything changed’: Losing limbs to sepsisBy Harry McGee
World CupKen Early: Gianni Infantino has little reverence, respect or feeling for football – it’s all about the moneyBy Ken Early
AbroadMoving to Vancouver: ‘I love that you can finish work and go camping under the stars’By Doireann Ni Siochrú
Your Money‘I was a single mum when my first son was small, and it made me ultra careful with money’ By Tony Clayton-Lea
In the News PodcastNaomi James gave birth without medical help – with tragic consequencesBy Bernice HarrisonListen to Naomi James gave birth without medical help – with tragic consequencesListen | 31:45
Housing & Planning‘It’s devastating’: Families left homeless after fire severely damages Dublin apartment complex By Kitty Holland
PeopleI’ve told AI countless times to quit that servile tone, but it just starts snivellingBy Ruby Eastwood
MotorsScrappage scheme got Irish drivers buying diesel 20 years ago. Can new scheme do same for EVs?By Paul Colgan
PoliticsIrish Rail inability to source key train-control system parts heightens ‘risk of disruption’By Martin Wall
FashionPump up the volume: how to style this season’s trouser shapes, from balloon to barrelBy Corina Gaffey
IrelandIrish ‘solidarity’ with Ukraine leads to opening of ambitious facility in LvivBy Ronan McGreevy
PoliticsIndependent Ireland TD defends high number of PQs submitted as concerns raised over use of AIBy Ellen Coyne
World CupKevin Kilbane: England’s Tuchel has made one glaring error in his World Cup squad selectionBy Kevin Kilbane
Housing & PlanningDeveloper facing jail benefited from Minister’s planning ruling on same day as sentencingBy Arthur Beesley
LettersLetters to the Editor, June 8th: On crunching the data centre numbers, private maternity cover and inheritance tax
Soccer‘If Séamus Coleman can do it, so can I’: Ruesha Littlejohn not concerned about lack of club minutesBy Gavin Cummiskey
Rugby‘We want to put on a proper show’: Leo Cullen ready for ‘physical’ Bulls showdownBy John O'Sullivan
Rugby‘Opportunistic’ Jamison Gibson-Park makes the difference for Leinster against StormersBy John O'Sullivan
SportInfantino would revise his 2026 best sports event forecast if he was in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on SundayBy Mary Hannigan
Your Wellness‘To the passersby we were just your average Irish family with two kids splashing, jumping, eating sand’By Sheila Wayman
World CupWorld Cup Group A guide: Mexico must finish top to set up last-16 game against EnglandBy Gavin Cummiskey
World CupWorld Cup Group B guide: Canada sweating on fitness of Bayern Munich’s Alphonso Davies By David Gorman
EducationHairdresser to HR, biochemistry to accountant: Choose the career you want, not the one you think you should haveBy Peter McGuire
EducationA graduate’s story: ‘I led the world’s biggest pilot of the four-day working week’By Joe O’Connor
EducationSiblings at exam time: ‘You will be unfairly treated... When it’s your turn the same will apply to you’By Jen Hogan
OpinionTrump’s failed plunder of the US state coffers shows how far he’s willing to sinkBy Patrick Smyth
OpinionIreland will be an ‘honest broker’ in the EU presidency – a bystander and abstainerBy Sineád O'Sullivan
Business Today NewsletterMarkets plunge and cost of electricity interconnector with France surgesBy Ciarán Hancock
Early Edition PodcastConcerns over staffing in An Garda Síochána; the rise of ‘free births’ in IrelandBy Andrew McNairListen to Concerns over staffing in An Garda Síochána; the rise of ‘free births’ in IrelandListen | 10:52
Pricewatch‘Ticketmaster are refusing to transfer the tickets, paid for by us, to our clients’: A reader looks for adviceBy Conor Pope
Inside Politics PodcastWhy has Ireland’s populist right not yet risen? Listen to Why has Ireland’s populist right not yet risen? Listen | 69:56
Crime & LawAbusers convicted of serious domestic violence to be named on public register for first timeBy Ellen Coyne
MusicAldous Harding review: At one point it could be Dolly Parton singing over a David Lynch filmBy Ed Power
MusicDavid Byrne at St Anne’s Park review: For Burning Down the House the sodden field becomes a communal jigBy Ruby Eastwood
Inside Gaelic GamesDid the right goalkeeper win man of the match in Munster final? What we learned from the GAA weekend
WorldAI spying tools unnerve Putin as surveillance risks mountBy Mehul Srivastava in London and Christopher Miller in Kyiv
MarketsGlobal stocks slide led by meltdown in South Korea as oil prices riseBy Emily Herbert in London, Song Jung-a in Seoul and Leo Lewis in Tokyo
SoccerFrance v Ireland: TV details, kick-off time and team news for crucial World Cup qualifierBy David Gorman
EuropeArmenia’s pro-Europe party wins election and confirms move away from RussiaBy Pjotr Sauer in Yerevan
BooksPortaloos signposted as lavatories? Sold out lobster bisque? It can only be Borris FestivalBy Hosanna Boulter
Gaelic Games‘Disgraceful’: Katie Taylor’s Croke Park half-time show triggers online criticismBy Paul Fitzpatrick
Gaelic GamesDid the referee cost Cork their Munster title? A foul-by-foul analysis of frees awarded in hurling finalBy Malachy Clerkin
FilmIdris Elba says a black James Bond would not be accepted and denies he was in contention for roleBy Catherine Shoard
America 2026World Cup: How far can co-hosts Canada and Mexico go?Listen to World Cup: How far can co-hosts Canada and Mexico go?Listen | 42:41
BusinessIrish tech firm Spanish Point secures strategic investment to fund international growthBy Ciara O'Brien
CourtsJudge urged to consider ‘very significant’ change of circumstances in Paddy McKillen jnr bankruptcy applicationBy Ellen O’Riordan
BusinessHospital consultant expresses medical concerns over Chawke family wood-fired pizza operationBy Gordon Deegan
BusinessMichael Bailey firm contests Fingal council demand for €1m financial contribution over plan for 530 new homesBy Gordon Deegan
CourtsFormer directors at heating systems firm colluded in obtaining information for rival, court told
SoccerFAI understood to have settled on moving Ireland v Israel to neutral venueBy Hugh Dooley, Cormac McQuinn and Gavin Cooney
PoliticsMalcolm Byrne says he will ‘face the consequences’ after arrest on suspicion of drink-drivingBy Cormac McQuinn
PoliticsRotunda backs down in standoff over consultants taking private workBy Harry McGee, Ellen Coyne and Cormac McQuinn
Gaelic GamesJack McCaffrey says Ger Brennan ‘has every right’ to clarify his position after Jarlath Burns commentsBy Gordon Manning
Classroom to CollegeLeaving Cert: Happier Monday for students following Maths paper twoBy Damian Cullen
Ireland‘A true lion’: Fergus Slattery’s funeral hears he was ‘a force of nature on and off the field’ By Hugh Dooley
CourtsJeffrey Donaldson told police alleged incident ‘absolutely categorically did not happen’By Seanín Graham
World Cup‘Embarrassing and weak’: Scotland in World Cup war of words with Norway over cancelled training matchBy Ewan Murray in Charlotte
SoccerManchester United think they can beat City to £100m-rated Elliot AndersonBy Jamie Jackson and Jacob Steinberg
CourtsSoftware engineer (23) caught providing unlicensed taxi service after sting operationBy Tom Tuite
WorkIrish workers get stronger rights to recover money owed by employers who ceased tradingBy Dominic Coyle
PoliticsUkrainian foreign minister calls for swift conclusion to Irish Aughinish Alumina investigationBy Cormac McQuinn
Business‘A lot of renewable energy is being wasted’: Electricity rules that favour Ireland-Britain power lines are criticisedBy Barry O'Halloran
CourtsWoman jailed for stealing €500k from Dublin private school is adjudicated bankruptBy Fiachra Gallagher
Courts‘Real risk’ Jonathan Gill will not attend future court dates if granted bail, judge rulesBy Alison O'Riordan
HealthPublic believes obesity epidemic caused by individual decisions while experts disagree, study findsBy Sarah Burns
SoccerGavin Cooney: Ireland can pull off astonishing World Cup qualification if they beat FranceBy Gavin Cooney in Grenoble
