BooksFor the Dead Remember: The Life of MR James by Darryl Jones – Horror upon horror, from public school to the pageBy John Connolly
BusinessIrish fintechs face a tougher funding market as global concerns weigh on investorsBy Ian Curran
Fine Art & AntiquesFind romance and potentially a bargain with a 19th century Irish artistBy Sylvia Thompson
BooksSebastian Barry: ‘My mother was interesting, extravagant. It was difficult to be a child of such a person’By Martin Doyle
Art‘You’re looking at the artist’s mind working’: Marvels of the National Gallery’s works on paperBy Gemma Tipton
Social AffairsA ‘gentle giant’: Man who died in Galway homeless hostel leaves will of almost €1.3mBy Tim O'Brien
OpinionOne in three can’t afford to benefit from Government’s regressive new investment schemeBy Emma Howard
IrelandA faithful visit: Minister impresses EU enlargement chief with lunch in Traitors’ CastleBy Steven Carroll
Ireland‘I want to be like Katie’: In the shadow of Croke Park, Katie Taylor’s legacy is clearBy James Cox
PoliticsUkrainian deputy prime minister airs Aughinish concerns with Ministers in Dublin By Martin Wall
MarketsFormer horse trainer’s surprise Dublin flotation of little help to struggling stock marketBy Joe Brennan
PeopleIreland’s Greenest Places longlist: ‘Those with an acute sense of a warming world stand out’By Cian O'Connell
PeopleFive Wicklow women living in a Westlife world of their own: ‘It’s a coming of age thing’By Patrick Freyne
PeopleMeet the Limerick woman who won Edinburgh comedy newcomer: ‘Irish people are the funniest people in the world’By John O'Connor
HealthHomebirth options in underserved west of country could be created under proposalsBy Shauna Bowers
Social Affairs‘I don’t give a damn, honk away’: Is this 105-year-old Ireland’s oldest driver?By Ronan McGreevy
ObituariesChristine Casey obituary: Architectural historian an intellectual powerhouse with a wry twinkle
ObituariesEdmund van Esbeck obituary: Highly respected rugby writer with encyclopedic knowledge of his sport
Life & StyleWhy is this El Niño set to be so strong and what will its effects be in Ireland?By Caroline O'Doherty
People25 years later: ‘A couple of days before every 9/11 you get that sick feeling in your stomach’By Keith Duggan
Consumer TechI tried the Willow plant sensor to save my calathea that was circling the drain, it was money well spentBy Ciara O'Brien
Housing & PlanningTenant ordered out of home after incident involving woman ‘dangling’ from balconyBy Jack White
Rugby‘It’s only starting’: Richie Murphy committed to driving Ulster on to new level By John O'Sullivan
BoxingAdam Olaniyan: Jobstown heavyweight dreams of undisputed success and becoming a cowboyBy Ciarán Kirk
An Irish DiaryMcGuire vs Maguire: Who was the real Irish founder of America’s Labor Day?By Luan Rogers
Food‘Babies in buggies are eating instant noodles. You never know what somebody is going through’By Suzanne Campbell
PeopleI’m not really a ‘dog person’, but was I a ‘cat person’ either? I was about to find outBy Róisín Ingle
People‘The Irish are the Brazilians of Europe’: Inside Dublin’s growing community from BrazilBy Cathal O'Gara
BooksChanging Gender by Susan Stryker: A work of extraordinary energy, hope and emotional forceBy Roe McDermott
Ireland‘Give them no hope’ – Rathwood messages show continued involvement of Keogh brothersBy Conor Pope
BusinessArtificial intelligence: ‘One screw-up ... and we will destroy any remaining trust the public has in science’ By Cristina Criddle
OpinionThere’s no cost-of-living crisis for Ireland’s quietly prosperous class. Who are they?By Cliff Taylor
OpinionI don’t regret running for president. I do regret the sectarian undercurrent it exposedBy Heather Humphreys
SoccerBarney Ronay: No one on Gianni Infantino’s side wants legal discovery of the Fifa hustle By Barney Ronay
BusinessSanjay Abraham and Ian Morgan: ‘We’ve rebuilt how workforce management works using automation and AI’By Conor Healy
Ross O'Carroll-KellyAt the end of the summer, just like the rest of you, I’m sick of the sight of my childrenBy Ross O'Carroll-KellyListen to At the end of the summer, just like the rest of you, I’m sick of the sight of my childrenListen | 06:38
HealthLow levels of confidence in Government preparedness for next pandemic, survey findsBy Órla Ryan
SoccerJacob Ramsey caps Newcastle fightback to claim draw as Bournemouth concede late againBy Louise Taylor at St James' Park
CyclingNoémie Garnier grabs Rás na mBan lead as Noor Dekker soars to mountain stage winBy Shane Stokes
SportPierre Gasly takes shock pole position for Italian Grand Prix as Alpine stun big gunsBy Giles Richards at Monza
RugbySouth Africa go 2-1 up on New Zealand after another ferocious clash in JohannesburgBy Gerard Meagher
GolfHome hero Stuart Grehan delivers in the heat of Walker Cup battle to sink Stout at Lahinch By David Gorman
SoccerBohemians hold their nerve in penalty shoot-out to secure FAI Cup semi-final spotBy Paul Buttner at Richmond Park
CourtsJudge dismisses five TV licence summonses after evidence of television in homes not providedBy Stephen Farrell
GolfWalker Cup: Stuart Grehan leads the way as Great Britain and Ireland take advantage after day oneBy Philip Reid
IrelandLocal tragedies as worthy of commemoration as national events, Taoiseach says in DromcollogherBy Barry Roche
BoxingKatie Taylor brings curtain down on boxing career with historic Croke Park win over Flora PiliBy Ciarán Kirk
BoxingEternal Katie Taylor does it her own way to the last as she defeats Pili in Croke Park farewellBy Malachy Clerkin
OpinionNorthern Ireland has had several false dawns, but fleadh felt like a turning pointBy Alf McCreary
CultureLoudon Wainwright’s simple, catchy tune that I always find impossible to shakeBy Patsy McGarry
Ireland‘We’ll never get a woman like Katie Taylor again’: Fans reflect on boxer’s lasting legacyBy Ronan McGreevy
Ireland‘Heartbroken and traumatised’: Family of boy (16) killed in Cloonlara hit-and-run speak outBy Shauna Bowers and David Raleigh