MotorsPeugeot’s electric E-208 GTi proves that fun still lives. This is a real 1980s throwbackBy Neil Briscoe
BooksThis Cursed Beautiful Land review: Evan Gershkovich tells his story of imprisonment in RussiaBy Sally Hayden
Budget SketchPatrick Freyne: We’re apparently rolling in money, but everyone feels poorer and nobody is happyBy Patrick Freyne
FilmLesbian Lines review: Cara Holmes’ fine film is much at home to retrospective joyBy Donald Clarke
ArtTechnologies of Peace: Give Imma’s sprawling exhibition the time and attention it deserves By Gemma Tipton
Commercial PropertyPrime residential site next to Pat Kenny’s Dalkey home for €3.9m By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFully let Dublin city centre residential investment guiding €3.85mBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyCherrywood town centre site with scope for hundreds of new homes guiding at €10mBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyAviva seeks operator for new luxury hotel on Dublin’s Clarendon StreetBy Ronald Quinlan
Better with Money PodcastIreland’s new personal investment scheme: ‘What happens if I put €10,000 straight in?’By Aideen FinneganListen to Ireland’s new personal investment scheme: ‘What happens if I put €10,000 straight in?’Listen | 25:11
Commercial PropertyFrench fund seeks €19.7m for fully-let trio of investments in Dublin and Galway By Ronald Quinlan
Middle East‘We don’t talk about it much’: Three years after October 7th attacks, Emily Hand is rebuilding her childhoodBy Mark Weiss
IrelandZimbabwean workers awarded €30k each after arriving in Ireland to find they had no jobsBy Emmet Malone
IrelandCouncil urges Johnny Ronan lobbyist Coveney to honour Glass Bottle site affordable housing planBy Olivia Kelly
PeopleTo admit weekends are doing the big shop and catching up on laundry is regarded as rudenessBy Seán Moncrieff
CourtsDivorcing couple’s €1.4m properties distributed between them after marriage ‘full of strife’ By Mary Carolan
Budget 2027Homeowner, business owner and farmer reactBy Dara Bradley in Galway, Stephen Conneely and Barry Roche in Cork
Gaelic GamesGAA, LGFA and Camogie Association to present united front at Oireachtas hearing on integrationBy Gordon Manning
OpinionBudget day has lost all excitement. It is now an attritional struggle between ministersBy Michael McDowell
OpinionIt takes a giveaway budget of €8.5bn to not annoy anyone – except Patrick O’DonovanBy Pat Leahy
Environment‘We swim with our faces out of the water’: how Lough Derg’s algal bloom affects localsBy Andrew Hamilton in Killaloe
SoccerJames McClean isn’t one to back down, but he has little to gain in row with hometown clubBy Malachy Clerkin
Conversations with Parents PodcastDon’t be a ‘permissive parent’, warns an expert with decades of experience helping familiesListen to Don’t be a ‘permissive parent’, warns an expert with decades of experience helping familiesListen | 41:11
SoccerChloe Mustaki: Ireland defender enjoying best spell of career ahead of Kazakhstan playoffBy Mary Hannigan
OpinionLike Nikita Hand, Cornell case’s Jane Doe is either uncommonly brave or a sadomasochistBy Kathy Sheridan
Budget 2027Carbon tax U-turn calls Government’s climate commitments into questionBy Caroline O'Doherty
PoliticsNew Garda spending rules to follow booking of nearly €250k worth of unused hotel rooms By Martin Wall
Your Wellness‘I panicked during an interview and said I have a qualification I don’t have. I got the job’By Trish Murphy
In the News PodcastWhat will happen to Christa Pike, the Tennessee woman who survived the lethal injection?By Bernice HarrisonListen to What will happen to Christa Pike, the Tennessee woman who survived the lethal injection?Listen | 20:08
Budget 2027Bid to cut smoking ‘abject failure’, Dáil told, as budget pushes cigarette prices higherBy Marie O’Halloran
WorldDonald Trump says he will speak with Vladimir Putin about pneumonic plagueBy Steff Chávez in Washington
Early Edition PodcastRecord public spending; the cost of policing big events; and algae in Lough DergBy Andrew McNairListen to Record public spending; the cost of policing big events; and algae in Lough DergListen | 08:18
Inside Politics NewsletterA flat tyre that’s also about to blow out from over-inflation – welcome to Budget 2027By Harry McGee
CourtsBarrister disagrees with defence that death on stag night was ‘a single punch’ caseBy Stephen Farrell
Sponsored‘Securing a place on the Lidl Graduate Development Programme set me on course for an ambitious career in retail’
BusinessHostelworld shares slide as earnings to miss estimates amid Middle East conflictBy Joe Brennan
SoccerCristiano Ronaldo says he approved eight points for Portugal coach Jorge Jesus to make about him
IrelandTwo men (20s) to appear in court charged over suspected €350,000 cannabis seizureBy Hugh Dooley
TV & RadioSmall Prophets on Apple TV: A new genre that is funny, fantastical and heartbreakingly tenderBy Ed Power
CourtsMichael Lynn associate refused to provide passwords for phones seized during Garda search in DublinBy Colm Keena
EuropeFrance pauses use of stun grenades in school protest operations after boy’s hand blown offBy Nicolas Delame and Makini Brice
CourtsRefusal of Irish visas for Palestinian students is ‘trapping’ people in Gaza, court hearsBy Fiachra Gallagher
Budget 2027Half of HSE regions have ‘eaten into’ next year’s budget due to overruns, Minister saysBy Shauna Bowers
BusinessUK wealth manager Rathbones secures Irish licence to operate across European UnionBy Joe Brennan
Asia-Pacific‘Unforgivable’: Arrest of US marine reopens old wounds in Japan’s OkinawaBy David McNeill
Budget 2027Minister backs Bord Bia chair after business found using non-Irish meat for second time this yearBy Caroline O'Doherty
Budget 2027Budget 2027’s childcare package has triggered storm of protest from parents. Here’s whyBy Dominic Coyle
Inside Politics PodcastBudget 2027: buying the peace by pouring fuel on the fireListen to Budget 2027: buying the peace by pouring fuel on the fireListen | 51:19
Ireland‘He never lost his accent’: How missing Cork native built a happy life as a gay man in EnglandBy Olivia Kelleher
Soccer‘This is only the beginning,’ vows Mikel Arteta after signing £80m-plus Arsenal dealBy Ed Aarons
Budget 2027Minister rules out raising cap on Help-to-Buy scheme for homes worth over €500kBy Ronan McGreevy
IrelandNew papal nuncio likely to continue radical downsizing of Catholic dioceses in IrelandBy Patsy McGarry
Budget 2027Naughton makes ‘no apologies’ for extra €646m in education funding after budget overrunBy Niamh Towey
Budget 2027‘This budget is not for families’: Childcare and new savings scheme the Budget 2027 measures you most want to know aboutBy Dominic Coyle
Gaelic GamesNew Leinster SHC format to bring eight teams into expanded championship from 2028By Paul Keane
Ireland‘We were chasing inflation’: DCU grilled over almost €4.4m loss on student accommodation planBy Katie Mellett
UKAndy Burnham’s first ballot box test: Labour take on Zack Polanski for Starmer’s old seatBy Mark Paul
ResidentialMark Zuckerberg paid almost double estimated price for Waterford castle, register showsBy Ronald Quinlan and Jessica Doyle
Courts‘Very disturbing behaviour’: Teen jailed for two years for ‘appalling’ abuse of half-sisters By Eimear Dodd
TV & RadioRTÉ ‘caught off-guard’ by €20m cut in funding in Budget 2027By Ian Curran and Jack Horgan-Jones
Budget 2027‘Irish Government is clearly not listening’: Nature groups criticise lack of budget funding for restorationBy Caroline O'Doherty
Budget 2027TG4 and Screen Ireland budget funding amounts to ‘cut’ in real terms, industry warnsBy Ian Curran
Ireland‘I still miss my wee girl every day’: Families remember Creeslough victims on fourth anniversaryBy Stephen Maguire
Middle EastProtests across Israel call for October 7th inquiry on third anniversary of attackBy Mark Weiss
Budget 2027Budget 2027 falls short of preventing public sector industrial action, say unions By Emmet Malone
IrelandNiamh O’Brien funeral details announced as tributes paid to ‘beautiful Irish dancer’By Olivia Kelleher
FilmFirst Look review: In Elsinore, Andrew Scott shows why he’s one of the great actors of our ageBy Donald Clarke
CourtsMan accused of Robbie Lawlor murder switches solicitors as bail application put on holdBy Alan Erwin
Budget 2027Public sector pay dispute ‘unwarranted given our willingness to talk’, Taoiseach saysBy Marie O’Halloran
Live UpdatesMinister plays down reports of tension with Jack Chambers over Budget 2027By Katie Mellett, Jack White and Órla Ryan
Budget 2027Abandoning of plan for living wage by 2029 welcomed by small business owners and criticised by unionsBy Emmet Malone
CourtsDublin after-school provider claims ex-franchisee is running similar business in breach of agreement
Gaelic GamesHalfway there? Gaelic games integration timeline is no clearer after Dáil committeeBy Gordon Manning
Crime & LawWalls, windows and ceilings of Limerick house destroyed during ‘student party’By David Raleigh
CourtsLouth man accused of murdering parents and brother pleads not guilty by reason of insanityBy Alison O’Riordan
Middle EastThree killed and more than 30 injured in attacks on two Saudi airports, aviation authorities sayBy Órla Ryan
EuropeEvicted Spanish pensioner María del Carmen Abascal dies before she could return homeBy Ashifa Kassam and Sam Jones in Madrid
Crime & LawMan charged over 2003 sexual assault of young mother during south Dublin burglaryBy Órla Ryan
