MusicNew Irish albums reviewed and rated: Basht, Meryl Streek, Morgana, Wasps vs Humans, Whozyerman?By Tony Clayton-Lea
The Counter Ruck PodcastFirst interpro excites while Leinster return to winning ways at the RDSListen to First interpro excites while Leinster return to winning ways at the RDSListen | 44:43
SponsoredNew build, renovation or replacement? Seven window and door decisions to make before comparing quotes in IrelandBy Jennifer Sheahan
Your MoneyIreland’s new investment scheme: What will I make if I put €20, €200 or €500 in a month?By Fiona Reddan
ResidentialBallsbridge one-bed offers convenience and an homage to celebrated Irish artist for €695,000By Jessica Doyle
BusinessCredit unions win again as Re-turn, Ryanair and RTÉ fare poorly for customer serviceBy Conor Pope
MarketsOil falls as Russia diesel supply prospects counter Gulf supply risksBy Anjana Anil and Trixie Yap
People‘Cork is like Wellington – people distinguish themselves as not being from the bigger city’By Hosanna Boulter
RugbyLeinster coach Nienaber guided by Anthony Foley’s words ahead of daunting Clermont testBy Michael Scully
BusinessDublin AI start-up Dubsof raises more than €5m in round led by BlueYard CapitalBy Killian Woods
Soccer‘We want to be better’: Carla Ward urges Ireland to build on eight-goal lead over KazakhstanBy Gavin Cummiskey
PoliticsTaoiseach to chair new Cabinet AI committee on regulation and impact of technologyBy Cormac McQuinn
Common GroundBritish attorney general to approve future prosecutions of former UK soldiers under legacy law changesBy Mark Hennessy
In the News PodcastHow notorious predator George Gibney finally faced justice By Bernice HarrisonListen to How notorious predator George Gibney finally faced justice Listen | 30:38
CourtsThis is how it ended for George Gibney: a packed court celebrating his demiseBy Malachy Clerkin
PoliticsPublic-sector strike by more than 300,000 workers set to go aheadBy Pat Leahy and Emmet Malone
Gaelic GamesThe waiting is over as GAA’s experimental rules go on trial in college matchesBy Gordon Manning
Better with Money Podcast‘Am I being ripped off?’: Understanding changes to childcare in Budget 2027By Aideen FinneganListen to ‘Am I being ripped off?’: Understanding changes to childcare in Budget 2027Listen | 25:57
BusinessInternational Monetary Fund warns of AI-driven market correction in global economyBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Inside Politics PodcastUS midterms: how likely is a blue wave?Listen to US midterms: how likely is a blue wave?Listen | 27:56
EducationThe push towards childhood language learning: ‘For primary-aged pupils, it opens minds’By Arlene Harris
Business Today NewsletterChildcare fees and the budget, and Patrick O’Donovan’s row with RTÉBy Ciarán Hancock
US‘A lot of people are losing hope’: A state Trump turned red now appears more dividedBy Keith Duggan
EducationMental health of students must be prioritised across campus under new frameworkBy Niamh Towey
OireachtasEurope’s future ‘being decided in Ukraine’, Baltic ambassadors to tell Oireachtas committee By Pat Leahy
WeatherWind, rain and thunderstorms forecast as Met Éireann issues warning for three countiesBy Órla Ryan
TechnologyGoogle to spend $5m to improve forecasting of extreme weather events in IrelandBy Ciara O'Brien
RestaurantsBanba first look: Local produce and seasonal flavours at Dublin’s newest restaurantBy Niamh Browne
IrelandGardaí ordered to bring two youths at ‘extreme’ risk to special care despite Tusla protestBy Kitty Holland
IrelandGardaí investigate as four people die in fire at house in Waterford cityBy Hugh Dooley, Vivienne Clarke, Conor Lally and Barry Roche
Scéal“Síleann daoine áirithe go bhfuil litríocht do pháistí simplí, éadrom agus éadomhain. Ní thuigeann siad gurb í an litríocht is tábhachtaí dá bhfuil againn.”By Una Mullally
Africa‘Young people are being put in jail for nothing’: Inside Kenya’s battle over cannabisBy Hannah McCarthy
Middle EastIs it safe to fly through the Middle East? Advice for Irish travellers after Saudi airport attackBy Mark Weiss
Social AffairsDisabled Ukrainian woman in hotel accommodation loses appeal over loss of welfare benefitsBy Mary Carolan
IrelandPlanning permission for service station beside site of Creeslough explosion refusedBy Stephen Maguire
AthleticsAthletics wishes it could scrub the women’s marathon world record – what can be done?By Sean Ingle
IrelandWhat services will be affected by the public sector strike and what will be closed? By Órla Ryan
CourtsSolicitor Ammi Burke went on ‘frantic rant’ over lunch invite email, court hearsBy Ronan McGreevy
IrelandParamilitaries should receive no financial rewards for disbanding, report saysBy Seanín Graham
TV & RadioSienna Miller: ‘I had to get to a place where I was able to be taken seriously’By Alexis Soloski
Gaelic GamesTadhg Morley calls time on Kerry intercounty career ‘after many proud and unforgettable years’ By Gordon Manning
TV & RadioThe eerie story of the lost Irish village that seemingly vanished beneath the wavesBy Ed Power
RugbyEdwin Edogbo and Will Harrison likely to return for Munster’s clash with Racing 92By Gerry Thornley
PoliticsPublic sector pay can be discussed as ‘priority’ with unions ahead of strike, Minister saysBy Pat Leahy, Cormac McQuinn, Jack Horgan-Jones and Emmet Malone
SoccerEnzo Maresca says he would describe Manchester City as ‘cheats’ if he was a United fanBy Jamie Jackson
PoliticsPhil Hogan ready to ‘serve once again’ as he launches bid for UN food agency jobBy Cormac McQuinn
HealthBan on public sale of nitrous oxide being considered over damage to young people’s healthBy Shauna Bowers
CourtsMan who replied ‘I don’t know’ to charge of murdering his father two years ago pleads not guiltyBy Eoin Reynolds
Inside Politics PodcastWhat is the public-sector strike about and why hasn’t it been averted?Listen to What is the public-sector strike about and why hasn’t it been averted?Listen | 11:21
USUS ambassador to Greece resigns after reports she asked Trump donor to pay billBy Joseph Gedeon in Washington
CourtsJudge again urges O’Callaghan and solicitors to resolve legal aid case between themBy Mary Carolan
CourtsBoy (2) settles case over alleged failure to identify heart abnormality with €1m interim payment
BusinessWorkers have no ‘collective responsibility’ for business losses, WRC tells catering firmBy Stephen Bourke
SoccerLiverpool boss Iraola has ‘100% trust’ in Wirtz and Barcola but tells others to step upBy Andy Hunter in Linz
CourtsPsychiatric state of man accused of murdering three members of his family ‘central’ to trialBy Alison O'Riordan
Crime & Law‘Cruel act of evil’: Son of Waterford man killed in suspected arson says he’s devastatedBy Emma McMenamy
PoliticsMinister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan taken ill at event in LimerickBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Crime & LawWaterford family’s deaths in petrol bomb attack linked to local drugs gangBy Conor Lally, Barry Roche and Hugh Dooley
Live updatesFamily targeted in Waterford house fire had suffered other vandalism attacks in recent yearsBy Hugh Dooley and James Cox
SoccerCarla Ward strikes only positive notes ahead of World Cup playoff against PolandBy Gavin Cummiskey
EuropePope Leo has lung cancer and had lower lobe of right lung removed, Vatican saysBy Joshua McElwee
