BooksChoosing the Struggle by Martina Anderson: A fascinating, shocking and frank narrative on her work as a politicianBy Stephen Walker
CultureEvent guide: The Last Days of Dalymount, The Waterboys and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week aheadBy Tony Clayton-Lea
Your MoneyWe want to lend our daughter €350,000 to buy a home – what do we need to know?By Joanne Hunt
RestaurantsRestaurant review: These are the most exciting, original dishes I’ve eaten this yearBy Corinna Hardgrave
BusinessAoife Matthews, Jennifer O’Connell and Louise O’Riordan: ‘This is for our mothers, sisters, friends, and ourselves – so only the best will do’By Conor Healy
TV & RadioPatrick Freyne: At least Khloé Kardashian is looking after her poor rich friendsBy Patrick Freyne
ResidentialLook inside: Modernised Georgian pile on 38 acres with coach house and tennis court in Co MeathBy Alison Gill
ResidentialSherry FitzGerald team comes in from the rain to win 2026 Irish Times-SCSI tennis tournament
ResidentialPatrick Bergin, co-star of Julia Roberts in Sleeping with the Enemy, seeks buyer for Offaly castleBy Rosita Boland
PoliticsCanada looks to Europe as Trump escalates trade war but EU membership ‘not on front burner’By Pat Leahy
BusinessWealth management shake-up continues as more senior figures exit Davy and UnioBy Killian Woods
IrelandTusla pays legal fees for vulnerable child who could not avail of solicitor due to strikeBy Kitty Holland
OpinionSinn Féin should forget its absurd timescale for a Border poll and focus on the nowBy Newton Emerson
Health‘It’s like going for a coffee with a friend’: Finding mental health solace in a cafeBy Shauna Bowers
Rugby‘Sad to see him go’: Josh van der Flier wants to make Leo Cullen’s final season a great oneBy Michael Scully
BusinessAverage accountant’s pay tops €130,000 in Leinster amid high demand for servicesBy Ian Curran
Early Edition PodcastPublic transport increases, creche overcharging, and Patrick Freyne’s Kardashian analysisBy Aideen FinneganListen to Public transport increases, creche overcharging, and Patrick Freyne’s Kardashian analysisListen | 09:33
PoliticsDepartment withholds notes of discussions between Aughinish Alumina and top civil servantBy Jack Power
IrelandIncrease in number of childcare providers investigated for possible overchargingBy Ellen Coyne
Your WellnessLoneliness in early motherhood: ‘I can’t keep calling my mum up here every day’By Jessica Doyle
Business Today NewsletterTop wealth management executive leaves Davy and it’s a good time to be an accountantBy Peter Flanagan
BusinessOil steadies after rally as Trump sees short-lived Iran strikesBy Kanoko Matsuyama and Mia Gindis
In the News PodcastWhy Dublin’s crack cocaine crisis is visible on the streetsBy Bernice HarrisonListen to Why Dublin’s crack cocaine crisis is visible on the streetsListen | 24:07
BusinessStudent accommodation lobby group seeks VAT removal from building costs for student bedsBy Joe Brennan
IrelandGardaí have ‘no recollection’ of inquiries on missing man who died by suicide, court toldBy Jack White
BusinessGrafton grows operating profit 8.2% as Republic and Iberia offset weakness elsewhereBy Joe Brennan
CourtsFears expressed over flight risk as man in court charged with possessing €1m of cocaine By Olivia Kelleher
CourtsTeen car thief evaded Garda capture by swimming across river at 3am after ‘crime spree’By Gordon Deegan
Inside Politics Podcast‘Equal-opportunities satirist’ Paul Howard takes aim at reunification Listen to ‘Equal-opportunities satirist’ Paul Howard takes aim at reunification Listen | 41:58
CourtsGirl (2) taken to hospital after allegedly consuming cocaine at party, court hearsBy Stephen Farrell
Asia-PacificNepal’s ‘miracle house’ stood firm to survive the country’s devastating floodsBy Mujib Mashal and Binod Ghimire
Housing & PlanningSharp rise in rents charged to new tenants as reforms took effect, RTB reportsBy Ellen O’Riordan and Sarah Burns
RestaurantsRestaurant first look: Glovers Alley by Adam Nevin – ‘Once you do something good, people will follow’By Niamh Browne
StageJudy: End of the Rainbow review – Anna-Jane Casey’s voice soars as it conveys a heart almost ritually brokenBy Mary Leland
Ireland‘No stopping it’: Noise from Dublin data centre causing ‘a lot of annoyance’ for residentsBy Katie Mellett
Climate Crisis‘Fear and regret’ in the midlands in wake of Ireland’s move away from peatBy Sylvia Thompson
Smart MoneyIreland has just borrowed money at under 3.5% – few other countries could do likewiseBy Cliff Taylor
Soccer‘He always spoke about Liverpool’: The inside story of Bradley Barcola’s rise to the topBy Luke Entwistle
WorkMore than 29,000 Irish workers opt out of pension auto-enrolment during two-month windowBy Emmet Malone
SoccerCould Arsenal’s transfer window failures come back to haunt Premier League champions?By Ed Aarons
IrelandMartin ‘The Viper’ Foley tells judge he would be homeless if Cab seizes Kimmage houseBy Ray Managh
Middle EastIn a small Iranian town, a US attack turns a wedding into a tragedyBy Christiaan Triebert, Malachy Browne and Farnaz Fassihi
WorkNumber of entry-level jobs being lost to AI overstated, says new CIPD chief executive By Emmet Malone
TransportIrish bus and rail fare hikes of up to 35% are confirmedBy Martin Wall, Sarah Burns and Caroline O'Doherty
Middle EastIran continues strikes on US bases as Israel warns of Tehran taking ‘extreme measures’By Peter Beaumont
BusinessIrish competition watchdog to carry out full investigation into Uniphar takeover of TouchStoreBy Ciara O'Brien
EuropePutin says Ukraine peace deal possible as Kyiv hints at renewed diplomatic pushBy Vladimir Soldatkin
CourtsTeenager (17) who allegedly drove stolen BMW on wrong side of Cork’s N40 refused bail By Olivia Kelleher
TV & RadioThe Gentlemen season 2: Meghan Markle may be missing, but there is one surprise guest starBy Ed Power
FilmFirst Look review: Bucking Fastard, mystery of Irish cinema, unveiled in all its peculiar gloryBy Donald Clarke
BusinessCharlie Chawke firm can keep operating south Dublin wood-fired pizza businessBy Gordon Deegan
BusinessCourier who had pay docked for accidentally damaging customer’s garage door wins claimBy Stephen Bourke
EuropeShoot-out between Ukrainian spy services in Kyiv ‘disgraceful’, says ZelenskiyBy Amy Hawkins in Kyiv
SoccerEuropean champions Paris Saint-Germain to play home games on Irish turf this seasonBy Darragh McDonagh
WorkIbec asks Minister for Enterprise to reject proposed 79 cent increase to minimum wageBy Emmet Malone
MotorsRange Rover Electric: Can you save the planet and still drive the archetypal luxury SUV?By Michael McAleer
Climate Crisis‘It will cost billions’: Climate crisis poses ‘immediate’ threat to human life and economies, Dublin forum hearsBy Caroline O'Doherty
PoliticsMelania Trump to skip US president’s Ireland visitBy Keith Duggan, Sarah Burns and Harry McGee
IrelandIceland ‘in shock’ after crash that killed Irish teenager Hannah Jane Large (18)By Olivia Kelleher and Karen McHugh in Reykjavík
PoliticsEuropean commissioner ‘optimistic’ of budget deal during Ireland’s EU presidency amid divisionsBy Cormac McQuinn
Crime & LawRaonaid Murray: Gardaí ask witness who provided alibi for suspected killer to come forwardBy Ronan McGreevy
Courts‘No record’ of Garda activity after initial response to disappearance of man who died by suicideBy Jack White
The Women's PodcastKyla Cobbler: ‘I’m living my dream. I truly am. I never thought I would have a life like this’ By Suzanne BrennanListen to Kyla Cobbler: ‘I’m living my dream. I truly am. I never thought I would have a life like this’ Listen | 58:40
Middle EastIsraelis shoot dead two Palestinian teens after settlers encircle village in West BankBy Emma Graham-Harrison in Jerusalem
USLindsay Clancy’s lawyer says one juror preventing murder trial verdictBy Nate Raymond and Maria Alejandra Cardona
BusinessDemand for environmentally sound buildings ‘now key driver’ of commercial property marketBy Stephen Conneely
