BooksThe Quickening by Claire McGowan: A powerful novel of motherhood, cowardice and courageBy Henrietta McKervey
RestaurantsRestaurant review: Superb Mexican food in Dublin city centre at great pricesBy Corinna Hardgrave
EconomyServices sector upbeat about prospects for year ahead as activity grows stronglyBy Stephen Conneely
TV & RadioPatrick Freyne: Cagney, Lacey, Velma, Daphne – here are my favourite female TV detectivesBy Patrick Freyne
IrelandThe musician who is refusing to let a landmark derelict building ‘die’ on Inis MeáinBy Marcela Villagómez
Social AffairsNew public information campaign warns of the terms ‘tradwife’ and ‘manosphere’By Ellen Coyne
EnvironmentCross-Border commitment crucial in nursing Ireland’s ailing lakes back to healthBy Kevin O'Sullivan
PeopleEmer McLysaght: I realised with horror it wasn’t seaweed, but the undercarriage of a jellyfishBy Emer McLysaght
SportThe epic life of writer Charles Gaines who believed in ‘hardness, in toughness, in pushing yourself’By Dave Hannigan
OpinionWhen I briefly left home to go to a refuge, my housing assistance payment was stoppedBy Sanaa Qaddi
Gaelic GamesPaul Galvin: ‘It’s a bad loss for us, I think we have to be cold about it’By Gordon Manning
Gaelic GamesCavan’s journey from non-existent team to All-Ireland junior camogie finalBy Gordon Manning
Early Edition PodcastPodcast: Tradwives, unionists at the Fleadh and Johnny Cash’s KerrymanBy Aideen FinneganListen to Podcast: Tradwives, unionists at the Fleadh and Johnny Cash’s KerrymanListen | 10:56
BoxingIrish amateur great Joe Ward says Irish boxing is on a high ahead of return to the ringBy Ciarán Kirk
PoliticsDemand for electric vehicle grants surges in wake of fuel price increasesBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Innovators to WatchHow doughnuts helped an Irish founder break into the US healthcare systemBy Olive Keogh
Your WellnessThe Dublin artist etching love, loss and healing on the windswept beaches of Co MayoBy Áine Ryan
Global BriefingEurope stepping up back-channel talks with Russia as war in Ukraine gets nastierBy Denis Staunton
Business Today NewsletterJackson bows out at troubled Flutter and what to look for in a new laptop By Dominic Coyle
IrelandTwo men remanded in custody after drugs worth €8.7 million seized in Meath and Louth By Paul Murphy
Housing & PlanningSimon finds no HAP properties available to rent outside Dublin or Kildare in JuneBy Gráinne Ní Aodha, Press Association
Space‘Chemical fingerprints’: what scientists detected after SpaceX rocket crashed into moonBy Mark Saunokonoko and agencies
MarketsOil holds losses as Iran and Oman reach agreement over HormuzBy Nicholas Lua and Gabriel Levin
IrelandSexual assaults of women and children on trains among incidents reported to Irish RailBy Jack White
IrelandDeposit Return Scheme: what happens all those containers? What about the unclaimed money?By Katie Mellett
UKStar scholar Jason Arday resigns from Cambridge amid questions about his life and careerBy Jennifer Schuessler and Alexandra Alter
FilmFuneral of Oscar-winner Brenda Fricker hears actor ‘lived a life full to the brim’By Fiachra Gallagher
IrelandMusician to advance challenge to mandatory retirement age at Royal Irish Academy of MusicBy Stephen Bourke
TV & RadioPossession on Sky Atlantic: A supernatural thriller tied to UK’s unresolved legacy of slaveryBy Ed Power
Smart MoneyThere have been 46 housing tax measures since 2013 - and still the crisis rolls on By Cliff Taylor
CultureCulture Night returns with bell-ringing, shield-painting and an invitation to ‘play the paper bag’By Rosita Boland
SoccerUefa planning to check if Infantino agreed to lowball offer for stake in World CupBy Matt Hughes
BusinessGlen Dimplex’s Northern Ireland arm slumps to £8.2m loss as restructuring costs biteBy Ian Curran
FilmHave You Never Heard of Bill Fuller? review: An Irish showman with ties to Johnny Cash, a famed Dublin venue, the Mafia and gold digging By Donald Clarke
Gaelic GamesRyan O’Donoghue named July’s PwC Footballer of the Month after helping Mayo to All-Ireland gloryBy Gordon Manning
Middle EastIran warns Gulf states: tell Trump to desist or we hit you hardBy Parisa Hafezi and Samia Nakhoul
Film‘These are her people’: Friends and neighbours remember ‘Queen of the Liberties’ Brenda FrickerBy Patrick Freyne
CourtsDublin pensioner charged with money laundering offences involving more than €55,000By Tom Tuite
Middle EastTrump’s Gaza Board of Peace issues first building contract for military baseBy Aram Roston in Washington
EconomyKevin Warsh to stick with lean Fed messaging despite market backlashBy Claire Jones and Kate Duguid
Social Affairs‘Tradwife’ and ‘manosphere’ content’s influence growing in Ireland, says National Women’s CouncilBy Ellen O’Riordan
Middle EastIsrael-Lebanon truce a rare bright spot in the Middle East, but now it’s under threatBy Mark Weiss
SoccerUefa maintains that World Cup boycott still stands despite Gianni Infantino’s apologyBy Nick Ames and Matt Hughes
USUS Senate panel votes to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of congress over Covid hearing By Robert Tait in Washington
Gaelic GamesRyan O’Donoghue: ‘After the All-Ireland, a lot of people know where Belmullet is’By Gordon Manning
BusinessUp to 150 jobs at Diageo’s Irish operation at risk as part of $1bn cost-cutting plan By Stephen Conneely
BusinessMultinationals paid additional €1bn in July as new 15% tax rate kicks inBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
BusinessTommy Kearns: ‘We’re not adapting to the AI era. We’re defining what it looks like in regulated industries’By Conor Healy
OpinionChristian Brothers’ pursuit of this cynical legal strategy is abuse by other meansBy Diarmaid Ferriter
Ireland‘I was horrified’: Asthmatic garda ordered back on beat during Covid-19 surge, WRC told By Stephen Bourke
SportCharlie Smyth embracing competition in fight for his place with New Orleans SaintsBy David Gorman
USUS senator Mitch McConnell (84) leaves rehab centre to continue recovery from fall at homeBy Shrai Popat in Washington
SoccerJohn Russell hails goalkeeper Eddie Beach as Shelbourne leave Amsterdam with heads held highBy Gavin Cummiskey
USTrump signs new orders targeting birthright citizenship and banning ‘birth tourism’By Robert Mackey
BooksEvie Gaughan: AI companies are missing the entire point of writing or reading a book By Evie Gaughan
