Your MoneyThe mortgage is paid off; what can we do with the €800 a month now available to us?By Dominic Coyle
MusicJulian Lloyd Webber on his brother Andrew: ‘People would love me to say we were competing every day’By Lauren Murphy
People‘Irish people can say something, but you’re never sure it’s exactly what they’re thinking’By Hosanna Boulter
Opinion‘It is vulgar to drink from your saucer’: 37 rules for life by the Christian BrothersBy Fintan O’Toole
IrelandHomeless man found dead in waste depot was friends with pair who died in Grand CanalBy Conor Lally, Kitty Holland and Barry Roche
BusinessFirst-time buyers with two incomes still priced out of market, SCSI study findsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
LettersWater rates could help alleviate Ireland’s drought problem – but will they ever be introduced?
Early Edition PodcastEarly Edition: Sam’s made it to Mayo, fighting your health insurer, and last-minute staycationsBy Aideen FinneganListen to Early Edition: Sam’s made it to Mayo, fighting your health insurer, and last-minute staycationsListen | 10:00
SoccerShamrock Rovers face uphill task but European group stage action remains firmly in sightBy Gavin Cummiskey
BusinessIrish consumer confidence remains below average while inflation fears loom over familiesBy Stephen Conneely
Gaelic GamesMy seven-year-old saw Mayo win Sam at his first final. What are the chances?By Stephen Rochford
BusinessNama to be dissolved this weekend, closing book on financial crisis after 17 yearsBy Peter Flanagan
IrelandAughinish will have to prove it is not supplying Russia’s armyBy Conor Gallagher and Jack Power
BusinessUS Federal Reserve’s direction of travel on interest rates has rarely been this opaque By Cantillon
OpinionWere this summer’s heatwaves caused by El Niño, or something even more terrifying? By Eamon Ryan
Gaelic Games‘A turning point’: Jordan Flynn on going from red-card shame at Croker to All-Ireland joyBy Paul Keane
Global BriefingPoland’s political landscape altered by split in main opposition partyBy Denis Staunton
In the News PodcastIs Maura Higgins Ireland’s most successful reality star? By John O'ConnorListen to Is Maura Higgins Ireland’s most successful reality star? Listen | 22:11
IrelandMet Éireann rules out return to heatwave despite temperatures of up to 26 degrees By Jade Wilson and Tim O'Brien
IrelandIreland needs stronger deterrents against deliberately starting wildfires, ecologist saysBy Vivienne Clarke
CourtsWoman who could inherit husband’s €3m estate denies she ‘deserted’ him over 20 years agoBy Mary Carolan
IrelandO’Gorman raises concerns over licence ‘data gap’ of drivers involved in crashesBy Vivienne Clarke
Europe‘Ash fell from the sky’: Tourists describe fleeing ‘apocalyptic’ wildfires in FranceBy Joe Pinner and Jane Clinton
People‘This thing is sticking out of me’: Hiker walks 16km after impaling himself on trekking poleBy Remy Tumin
IrelandChild disability centre had brown faecal matter on ceilings and furniture, inspection findsBy Shauna Bowers
SoccerJavier Milei accuses US Democrats of financing ‘anti-Argentina campaign’ at World Cup By Facundo Iglesia in Buenos Aires and Tiago Rogero in Rio de Janeiro
Gaelic GamesThe Mayo masterplan: How Andy Moran delivered a tactical blueprint for the ages in Croke ParkBy Paul O'Brien
BusinessRetail sales show no signs of strong improvement as fuel continues to pinch consumersBy Stephen Conneely
CourtsLeinster House usher died from head injuries after crash with truck in CastleknockBy Hugh Dooley
IrelandWhere are the current wildfires in Spain and France and what do Irish tourists need to know?By Conor Pope
BooksBooker Prize 2026: Irish debutant features on longlist alongside Marlon James, Douglas Stuart and moreBy Martin Doyle
IrelandAll-Ireland winner’s medal from 1950 witnesses the end of Mayo’s 75-year waitBy Cian O'Connell
CourtsDerek Boyd jailed for life for ‘senseless and motiveless’ murder of man at his homeBy Alison O’Riordan
AbroadMayo people abroad: ‘I told English friends it’s like winning the World Cup, but bigger’By Genevieve Carbery
PoliticsGerman chancellor in Dublin denies Daniel Tatlow-Devally is facing ‘show trial’By Jack Horgan-Jones
FilmSpider-Man: Brand New Day review – Summery fun but it might as well have a barcode on screenBy Donald Clarke
BusinessIrish Aviva shareholders targeted by US firm seeking to buy stock on the cheapBy Joe Brennan and Dominic Coyle
CourtsMan accused of leaking sensitive Government material to foreign agency remains in custodyBy Tom Tuite
EuropeFrance evacuates tourist sites as battles against wildfires in Europe continueBy Angela Giuffrida and Ajit Niranjan
Soccer‘This crosses a line’: Uefa furious at Fifa’s World Cup private investment planBy Paul MacInnes and Matt Hughes
CourtsMan charged over stabbing at Waterford church declines psychiatric assessmentBy Brendan Furlong
Crime & LawDefence Forces chief faces discovery requests over alleged sex assault and charge against corporalBy Arthur Beesley
CourtsSolicitors to consider Minister for Justice’s changes aimed at ending payment disputeBy Mary Carolan
CourtsPhysio left one-star review for former patient after undertaking not to do so, hearing toldBy Stephen Farrell
CourtsDublin-resident French woman sentenced to 12 years over murder of her daughter in Iceland hotelBy Karen McHugh in Reykjavík
An Irish DiaryPerfect confection: Cian Flaherty on that strange Irish concoction called gur cakeBy Cian Flaherty
USZelenskiy and Trump discuss efforts to revive peace deal with Russia during Oval Office meetingBy Gram Slattery and David Brunnstrom
Ireland‘Studying in Ireland was the hope I was holding on to’: Palestinian teacher ‘dying inside’ since visa refusedBy Kitty Holland
PoliticsTranslation issues hold up Merz’s Dublin visit, but no mistaking his EU money frustrationsBy Jack Horgan-Jones
CourtsEnoch Burke brings fresh challenge against displinary panel over rejection of his appeal By Paul Neilan
Crime & LawDrugs worth almost €2m and large sum of cash seized by gardaí at Dublin PortBy Katie Mellett
Ireland‘It’s like a vortex’: Bordeaux’s Irish community on wildfires raging in FranceBy Naomi O’Leary
BusinessMalin misses out on $25.9m earnout as centrepiece drug key to 2021 deal is scrappedBy Joe Brennan
USTrump, Netanyahu and Zelenskiy attend Lindsey Graham’s funeral in WashingtonBy Lucy Campbell and Guardian staff in Washington
AthleticsKate O’Connor roars back into heptathlon gold spot at Commonwealth Games with 200m winBy Ian O'Riordan
USNetanyahu meets Trump in US with president seeking to avoid renewed attacks on IranBy Dan Williams and Jennifer A Dlouhy
IrelandWildfire reignites on Slievenamon with orange warning extension ‘likely to be warranted’By Katie Mellett, Seán Ryan and Vivienne Clarke
Asia-PacificJapan earthquake kills at least two, injures 100, with ‘many people’ trapped in shopping mallBy Rachel Hall
BusinessOnly 43% of Irish financial firms are fully prepared for new anti-money laundering rulesBy Ian Curran
Climate CrisisHeat pump numbers must increase twentyfold and retrofits must doubleBy Caroline O'Doherty
Crime & LawMan (20s) released without charge after questioning over disappearance of pensioner in DublinBy Conor Lally and Jade Wilson