CultureEvent guide: Dublin Festival of History, Tommy Tiernan and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week aheadBy Tony Clayton-Lea
TV & RadioYouth: This might be the best art-imitates-life show Sharon Horgan has attemptedBy Ed Power
RestaurantsRestaurant review: I’m in shock. €35 for chicken supreme using non-free-range Dutch chickenBy Corinna Hardgrave
FilmStupid August review: Irish film marries Charlie Chaplin with an analysis of nefarious alliancesBy Tara Brady
FilmSense and Sensibility review: Perfectly respectable Austen adaptation offers a pleasant afternoon outBy Donald Clarke
Your Family‘Mom and Dad’? ‘Mary and Gearóid’? What you call your parents says a lot about your familyBy Simon Tierney
AbroadAs I crossed the Atlantic after burying my brother in Galway, my whole body achedBy Christopher Burke
Consumer Tech‘We have students that were going to choose medicine or law. Now they’re choosing immersive software engineering’By Ciara O'Brien
PeopleIt is difficult to describe the seething rage I felt watching The Lost Children of TuamBy Emer McLysaght
Climate CrisisIf we don’t listen to the science on climate change, can we at least hear its victims? By Shauna Corr
Oireachtas‘Nikita should be the national treasure. Not him’: A rare moment of Dáil unityBy Sarah Burns
IrelandIrish media talks about death ‘constantly’, Irish Hospice Foundation study suggestsBy Jack White
PoliticsPublic disenchanted with the Government, but not entirely convinced by the alternatives By Pat Leahy
Gaelic GamesCiarán Murphy: Seeking the heart of Gaelic football? Then look no further than Garrymore By Ciarán Murphy
Climate CrisisNature is our most critical infrastructure but it is being positioned as a hindranceBy Yvonne Buckley
SoccerThose pushing wunderkind Cavan Sullivan would do well to recall the fate of Freddy AduBy Dave Hannigan
OpinionTrump media boycott will hurt him most of all. There are bigger threats to press freedomBy Jack Sheehan
OpinionAs controversy grows over Leaving Cert reform, Northern Ireland is going the other wayBy Newton Emerson
Gaelic GamesIt’s crunch time Down Under for Conor McKenna as Brisbane Lions go in search of Grand Final hat-trickBy Gordon Manning
Rugby‘I’ve never played there in 18 years’: Kieran Brookes relishing Thomond Park debut By Gerry Thornley
BooksRedwood by Ben Macintyre: World-altering conversations across the toilet cubicle partitionBy Phoebe Pascoe
SoccerIreland squad will fulfil Israel fixtures and ‘represent our country’, says Dara O’SheaBy Gavin Cummiskey
BusinessKennedy Wilson and partner secure €180m AIB funding for Player Wills scheme in Dublin 8By Ian Curran
SoccerHeimir Hallgrímsson battles to get the ball on the ground and return focus to Kosovo clash By Gavin Cooney
BusinessData centres ‘may have used as much water’ last year in Ireland as more than 340,000 homes By Ian Curran
Early Edition PodcastMorning podcast: Top budget concerns, non-EU doctors, and parents on first-name termsBy Aideen FinneganListen to Morning podcast: Top budget concerns, non-EU doctors, and parents on first-name termsListen | 11:37
DublinHerzog Park naming debacle caused ‘deep’ community division, says Dublin council reportBy Olivia Kelly
EducationInterviewing Gen Z teachers: A candidate told me I was in a bidding war for herBy The Secret Principal
In the News PodcastWhy are the Ireland v Israel matches going ahead?By Bernice HarrisonListen to Why are the Ireland v Israel matches going ahead?Listen | 26:47
MarketsOil prices fall as Iran says it is open to diplomacy to end the war By Jeslyn Lerh and Arathy Somasekhar
Common GroundNorthern Ireland’s ‘brain drain’ a figment of the imagination, ESRI report suggests By Mark Hennessy
Global BriefingSudan’s people suffer while rival forces are trapped in the logic of warBy Denis Staunton
AustraliaOpenAI ‘agent’ hacked an Australian public health service websiteBy Michael Acton in San Francisco
HealthAuditors note ‘potential fraud’ risk after HSE makes €3.89m in duplicate payments to GPs By Shauna Bowers
Inside Politics NewsletterCost of living is top priority for voters ahead of Budget 2027, Irish Times poll findsBy Jack Horgan-Jones
