Your MoneyIreland goes Swedish on investment, but deemed disposal remains a problemBy Proinsias O'Mahony
BooksBrian Cowen: Anatomy of a Taoiseach - A ‘political life’ with little on the life of the politicianBy Breandán Mac Suibhne
Property ClinicRetrofitting: My daughter is reluctant to go the one-stop-shop route advertised by SEAIBy Craig Potter
TravelThe best gigs abroad in 2026-2027: Who to see and where to see themBy Shilpa Ganatra and Nadine O’Regan
BusinessMore needs to be done to help home-grown companies scale and offset reliance on FDIBy Paraic Burke
Your FitnessStrength tests from around the world: Mallakhamb, Highland Games, arm wrestling and stone liftingBy Alyssa Ages
HealthPsychotherapy group files complaint to EU against Minister for Health over sector standardsBy Shauna Bowers
Housing & PlanningFianna Fáil councillor in Co Clare ordered to pay €5,000 after ‘unlawful’ rent reviewBy Jack White
In the News PodcastWho was the millionaire who died in a homeless hostel in Galway? By Bernice HarrisonListen to Who was the millionaire who died in a homeless hostel in Galway? Listen | 20:18
Your Money‘Shoes and beds are the two things I won’t skimp on. If you’re not in one, you’re in the other’
Fashion‘Each piece must be timeless, and bring joy’: Joanne Hynes on her 10-year collaboration with Dunnes StoresBy Deirdre McQuillan
BusinessFrantic behind-the-scenes talks delivers deal on EU capital markets reformBy Jack Power in Luxembourg
PoliticsDesperate late push to avert public-sector strike on Wednesday By Martin Wall and Harry McGee
WorkThe signs are AI prefers AI-written CVs, and one law firm’s experience is revealingBy Pilita Clark
IrelandPostmortem on Niamh Flatley will influence legal case over alleged toxins at CastlehydeBy Mark Tighe
CourtsTribunal upholds complaints against solicitor Declan O’Callaghan over mishandling of fundsBy Peter Murtagh
Gaelic GamesFamous photo of Jimmy Barry-Murphy and Christy Ring a powerful reminder of Cork hurling’s lost empireBy Denis Walsh
LettersLetters to the Editor, October 12th: On Wednesday’s strike, prisoner rehabilitation and growing fruit and veg
PoliticsNo national risk assessment published for more than two years despite geopolitical changesBy Harry McGee
SoccerRoy Keane and Jamie Carragher unmoved by ‘devastated’ Micah Richards on Sky SportsBy Mary Hannigan
Your WellnessHow music, or silence, can help with bereavement, dementia and chronic painBy Sheila Wayman
EducationMy son has become disinterested in school. The principal regularly uses the phrase ‘parental responsibility’By Brian Mooney
OpinionAre Simon Harris and gen Z about to turn Ireland into a nation of investors? By Rachel O'Dwyer
Pricewatch‘I find it obscene’: Aer Lingus response upsets family dealing with terminal illnessBy Conor Pope
Global BriefingTrump’s energy ceasefire is unfair to Ukraine but could it bring something better? By Denis Staunton
BusinessTech company Tines to create 100 jobs in Ireland over two years and open new facilityBy Ciara O'Brien
WorkAI being used by employers to more closely monitor their staff, Dublin conference hearsBy Emmet Malone
Life & StyleThe brown bat’s ears are three-quarters the length of its head and body combinedBy Éanna Ní Lamhna
Social AffairsTusla whistleblower asks gardaí to investigate alleged ‘retaliation and unlawful conduct’By Órla Ryan
Inside Politics NewsletterWinter of discontent looms as public sector workers prepare for stoppage By Paul Colgan
EuropeZelenskiy blames Russia for breaking ‘energy ceasefire’ By Henry Foy and Raphael Minder in Warsaw and Christopher Miller in Kyiv
Courts‘The monster that haunts our nightmares’: Parents address Bouchaker in sentence hearing By Mary Carolan
Middle East‘Our children lost years with their dad’: Engineer Robert Pether home after detention in Iraq for five years
Middle East‘They’re not just guys in flip-flops’: Houthis show military reach with deadly missile strikes on RiyadhBy Charles Clover
Middle EastHouthi attacks force Saudi Arabia to extend suspension of flights at Riyadh airportBy Patrick Wintour
Courts‘He needs to die in prison’: Survivor of George Gibney child sex abuse reacts to sentencingBy Johnny Watterson
CourtsSentencing of Isis supporter who stabbed garda and set fire to McGregor pub put backBy Cate McCurry
CourtsMan charged with raping woman in her home while posing as TV technician denied bailBy Conor Pope
RacingAndrew Balding reckons he has ‘a squeak’ of beating Aidan O’Brien to trainers’ title By Brian O'Connor
RacingIrish hopes face major task against older stars in potentially vintage Champion StakesBy Brian O'Connor
MusicThe Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring in Concert sweeps 3Arena off to Middle-earthBy Ed Power
USIlhan Omar: US immigration authorities raid Democratic congresswoman’s home By Nolan D McCaskill, Andrew Goudsward and Doina Chiacu
CourtsBrother of murdered Gillian Curran tells court ‘beyond evil’ killer inflicted more than 140 injuries By Alison O’ Riordan
IrelandAbusive parents and car park crashes among litany of incidents faced by driving testersBy Ken Foxe
IrelandWorkers as well as employers need to feel AI benefit, union leader tells conferenceBy Emmet Malone
Courts‘A lot of people didn’t believe us’: George Gibney victim sees justice done after first prosecution collapsedBy James Cox
IrelandWarning to Defence Forces night before bombing ended with ‘Omagh, Omagh, Omagh’, inquiry toldBy Mark Hennessy
Ireland‘The monster that haunts our nightmares’: Child victims of Parnell Square attack tell parents of traumaBy Mary Carolan
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BusinessAviva expands flood insurance access to 13,000 properties following ‘granular’ map updateBy Stephen Conneely
An Irish Diary‘Fancy’ food and the ‘priest’s sugar’: hosting a station Mass at homeBy Colette Sheridan
DublinSandymount flood defences: Walls and rock armour among proposals to protect coastlineBy Olivia Kelly
CourtsFormer swimming coach George Gibney jailed for 15½ years for abusing four girls By James Cox, Isabel Hayes and Eimear Dodd
IrelandInland Fisheries chief had right to revert to another role, ex-chairwoman tells WRCBy Martin Wall
CourtsAmmi Burke to blame for damage to her reputation since Arthur Cox dismissal, court toldBy Ronan McGreevy
DublinNo property tax changes for Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown and Fingal homeowners By Olivia Kelly and Niamh Towey
IrelandCourt dismisses Garvaghy Road residents’ legal action against march at Drumcree By Freya McClements
SoccerShamrock Rovers take giant leap towards title as Dylan Watts downs Bohemians By Gavin Cummiskey
SoccerStephen Bradley says four red cards shown after Shamrock Rovers’ win over BohemiansBy Gavin Cummiskey