BooksMiddlemen: Literary Agents and the Making of American Fiction – elegant, ambitious and very smartBy Mei Chin
BooksSunrise by Téa Obreht: Timelines converge successfully in absorbing novelBy Catherine Higgins-Moore
BooksThe Fate of the World: A History and Future of the Climate Crisis: A sobering narrative By John Gibbons
BooksBooks in brief: The Princess of Connemara, The Judges of Ireland 1866-1921 and Alone in Japan: A Journey to the Future
BooksReds: A Global History of Communism by Paul Mason – the problem of revisionism and working-class awarenessBy Brian Hanley
RecipesMark Moriarty’s recipe for steak haché with peppercorn sauce and the ultimate shoestring friesBy Mark Moriarty
BooksMeg Mason: ‘It’s really warping, all these people who don’t know you, who feel like they do’By Laura Slattery
BooksThe Salt King by Natasha Pulley: Overwhelming darkness leavened by shining dialogueBy Neil Hegarty
Fine Art & AntiquesA diamond necklace for €45,000-€55,000 and a Titanic survivor’s heart-shaped pendantBy Sylvia Thompson
MusicIrish rapper Reggie: ‘Dundalk’s on top of the world right now. The centre of the universe’By Conor Capplis
Your MoneyAs Nvidia prepares to report earnings, growth-rate must slow down sooner or laterBy Proinsias O'Mahony
Gaelic Games‘The lads were all buzzing for me’: Seán ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald on leaving Galway for Love IslandBy Malachy Clerkin
OpinionHuguenots’ legacy written across fabric of Ireland, including Waterford’s famous ‘blaas’By David McWilliams
PoliticsHow quickly could Ireland have a nuclear power plant (if the Government wants one)?By Caroline O'Doherty
BusinessWaterland commits €250m to Irish deals, eyeing data centre engineers and foray into foodBy Ian Curran
Ross O'Carroll-Kelly‘Charlie is serious about marrying this woman. You haven’t heard the worst of it yet. No prenup’By Ross O'Carroll-KellyListen to ‘Charlie is serious about marrying this woman. You haven’t heard the worst of it yet. No prenup’Listen | 06:37
AthleticsA world of opportunity opens for Rhasidat Adeleke. For now, she should savour itBy Ian O'Riordan
PeopleLife in Ireland’s wildfire zones: ‘I’ll never forget that evening on Slievenamon for the rest of my life’By Fiachra Gallagher
Environment‘Nature needs all the help it can get’: projects aim to re-establish oyster reefs By Sylvia Thompson
OpinionM9 crash: Why does extreme risk-taking appeal to some young people and what can we do about it?By Dean McDonnell
GolfInside the Doonbeg bubble where the locals and Trump have reached a deal of mutual benefitBy Denis Walsh
PeopleWe live in a glut of information but we lack the knowledge of vision, intuition and dreamsBy Ruby Eastwood
IrelandFormer IRA man seeks decree lifting excommunication over his 1950s Border missionBy Patsy McGarry
RugbyAll Blacks mega tour of South Africa promises plenty, but is it good for the game? By Nathan Johns
PoliticsHealth and social care firms to be allowed recruit more than half of staff from outside EU By Martin Wall
Consumer TechGoogle Pixel 11 Pro Fold review: €2,000 will fulfil your need for a folding smartphoneBy Ciara O'Brien
OpinionIreland may not have mutant Blitz attitude to climate crisis but we have our own potent versionBy Mark O’Connell
ObituariesJune O’Connell obituary: Inspirational lawyer and businesswoman who set up Kerry distillery
Letter of the DayRecruiting and retaining teachers: Department of Education could act on existing report
DublinRemoval of ‘unconscionable’ housing ban on Magnier and McManus Liffey Valley lands urgedBy Olivia Kelly
Soccer‘She is something else’: Georgie Kelly’s dash to see partner Kate O’Connor win gold medalBy Gavin Cummiskey
DublinFrom a dump to a national park to housing: how plans for Liffey Valley Park have changed over the yearsBy Olivia Kelly
Crime & LawTeenagers killed on M9 regarded as among most prolific and dangerous joyriders countrywideBy Conor Lally
Europe‘Is that a body in the water?’ Flying over the ‘mass grave’ that is the Mediterranean SeaBy Sally Hayden
BusinessBond investors dismiss Trump administration’s ‘band-aid on a bullet hole’ interventionBy Cantillon
Ireland‘We’re well used to seeing helicopters’: Knockanore awaits latest billionaire ZuckerbergBy Barry Roche
Crime & LawNo Garda helicopters available to pursue M9 crash car due to crew shortagesBy Conor Gallagher
EducationNumber of mildly disabled children waiting more than nine years for first assessment By Harry McGee
EducationLeaving Cert results: Will CAO points rise or fall? The questions students are askingBy Brian Mooney
TV & RadioTraitors Ireland host Siobhán McSweeney: ‘I’m not getting paid enough for it. That’s RTÉ’s fault’By Nadine O’Regan
IrelandMusician Eithne Vallely dies after being hit by truck in Co ArmaghBy Cillian Sherlock, Press Association
IrelandM9 crash: Wrong-way collision survivor ‘cannot believe it has happened again’ By Cillian Sherlock, Press Association
IrelandLarge-scale solar farm planned for Longford ‘could power more than 18,000 homes’By Tim O'Brien
SoccerMichael Carrick tells Manchester United to keep calm and ‘carry on’ after humbling by HullBy Will Unwin at MKM Stadium
SportLando Norris surges past Russell and Antonelli to take Dutch Grand Prix poleBy Giles Richards at Zandvoort
RugbyNew Zealand produce masterclass in weathering the storm as South Africa disintegrate at Ellis ParkBy Gerard Meagher
EnvironmentBray Head climb ‘must be reinstated with designated trail to combat erosion’By Tim O'Brien
StageTír an Traonaigh review: As the sun breaks through the clouds, there are tears in the audienceBy Ruby Eastwood
SoccerGianni Infantino angers Concacaf nations by hijacking Caribbean Football Union meetingBy Matt Hughes and Nick Ames
SoccerKeith Andrews and Brentford enjoy opening day humiliation of sorry SpursBy Jacob Steinberg at the Gtech Community Stadium
MusicThe Weeknd at Croke Park review: Faintly ridiculous – what’s with the Nespresso ad? – but still pure funBy Ruby Eastwood
OpinionHow do we explain joy that went beyond traditional supporters when Mayo won All-Ireland?By Fr Brendan Hoban