BooksSci-fi and fantasy: Go with confidence into Grace Curtis’s cleverly conceived otherworldBy Declan Burke
DrinkAffordable wines: a Greek bottle to bid farewell to summer and a French red to greet autumnBy John Wilson
Social AffairsMore than half of under-12s have overnight access to smart devices, survey saysBy Ciara O'Brien
ResidentialWhat will €954,000 buy in France, Thailand, Portugal, Spain and Co Waterford?By Alison Gill
BusinessFiscal advisers point out the flaws but Government ignores them. What’s the point of Ifac?By Paul Colgan
ResidentialLook inside: Large and luxurious six-bed home with verdant views in RathfarnhamBy Kevin Courtney
OpinionFor survivors, failed George Gibney investigations were ‘nearly worse than the abuse’By Justine McCarthy
People‘It’s not as scary as you think,’ I tell friends expecting their first child. I’m lyingBy Séamas O'Reilly
BusinessJohnny Sexton to advise Johnstown Collection on ‘culture’ during €40m investmentBy Stephen Conneely
Business`What I hear from our customers is that they want to be able to figure their way through on immigration’By Joe Brennan
Housing & Planning‘The location is brilliant’: Irish National Opera to make former Dublin church its homeBy Olivia Kelly
BusinessPlan for O’Connell Street restaurant approved, but it is banned from serving takeawaysBy Killian Woods
Housing & PlanningChildren Ombudsman ‘deeply concerned’ about changes to homeless accommodation eligibilityBy Sarah Burns
BusinessRevenue looks to reduce postal costs and transition to ‘digital-first’ communicationsBy Ian Curran
Gaelic Games‘One of the smartest brains in the country’: Paudie Clifford says Galway have landed a gem in Éamonn FitzmauriceBy Paul Keane
Social AffairsUrban and more affluent areas have higher proportions of migrants, study finds By Mary Carolan
PoliticsFunding of universities set to be overhauled, says Minister By Jack Horgan-Jones and Niamh Towey
OpinionUnsustainable pay increases for public sector workers will put Ireland’s stability at risk By Stephen Collins
RugbyCraig Casey aiming to maximise Páirc Uí Chaoimh factor on emotional night for MunsterBy Gerry Thornley
Crime & Law‘All those years wasted’: Gardaí investigating George Gibney were given Orla Poole’s name 28 years agoBy Justine McCarthy
TV & Radio‘The gun jammed and they killed him with bricks’: Réalt na Mara football club and the TroublesBy Mark Hennessy
In the News PodcastAmmi Burke’s seven-year battle to get her job backBy Bernice HarrisonListen to Ammi Burke’s seven-year battle to get her job backListen | 19:06
USFunny, irreverent, cocky: Can Abdul El-Sayed win a vital senate seat in abandoned America?By Keith Duggan
USTrump’s new press secretary faces mounting questions over her legal credentialsBy Shrai Popat in Washington
CourtsJudge tells man caught driving at 184km/h: ‘You would have made mincemeat of a child’By Stephen Farrell
The Counter Ruck PodcastSteven Kitshoff: World Cup glory, the Rassie factor and his time at UlsterListen to Steven Kitshoff: World Cup glory, the Rassie factor and his time at UlsterListen | 41:54
IrelandHaughey ‘quietly intervened’ while gravely ill to increase naval funding, ex-chief saysBy Sarah Burns
Sports BriefingA week in a castle for €99,000: The eye-watering cost of Ryder Cup accommodationBy Mary Hannigan
RugbyChampions Cup stats show hope of breaking French stranglehold is clutching at strawsBy Nathan Johns
PoliticsEurope should consider ‘all options’ to plug Ukraine’s budget shortfall, Taoiseach says By Jack Power
UKRussell Brand turned into ‘wild-eyed maniac’ during alleged assault, accuser tells trialBy Emine Sinmaz
Gaelic GamesA 9-19 to 1-9 win and handpass limits: First look at Gaelic football’s experimental new rulesBy Gordon Manning
Crime & LawMore than €3m of illegal vapes and cannabis products seized in nationwide Garda raidsBy Katie Mellett
Crime & LawDrug-related intimidation: ‘When people lose their house or get shot in the leg, then they report it’By Conor Lally
StageWexford Festival Opera 2026: Iris review – Rosetta Cucchi directs a sterling cast, but Mascagni’s music lets them downBy Michael Dervan
RugbySam Prendergast starts for Leinster against Clermont Auvergne with Joey Carbery named on benchBy John O'Sullivan
CourtsPaula Canty killing: Man jailed for 10 years for manslaughter of Cork mother (31)By Olivia Kelleher
Crime & LawNet closing on gang that murdered family in Waterford, says Garda CommissionerBy Conor Lally
TV & RadioCelebrity Traitors: Is James Acaster the worst Traitor in the history of the show?By Ed Power
MotorsPorsche offers a glimpse of the new supercar charged with resurrecting its fortunesBy Neil Briscoe
Inside Politics PodcastAs the fight over the next EU budget intensifies, what’s in it for Ireland?Listen to As the fight over the next EU budget intensifies, what’s in it for Ireland?Listen | 51:37
Europe‘A bombshell’: French teachers spot something on payslips that reveals scale of funding crisisBy Naomi O’Leary
BusinessSwords Express operator says it would cost up to €7m to provide off-site housing for staffBy Gordon Deegan
Life & StyleVictoria Beckham’s new homeware range is just what every dinner table needs By Rosita Boland
The Counter RuckLeinster’s chances of Champions Cup glory look slim for a number of reasonsBy Gerry Thornley
GolfWhen it comes to overcharging US golf fans, Ryder Cup shows Ireland to be world leadersBy Malachy Clerkin
GolfRory McIlroy makes decent start to second round in India before fading light halts playBy Philip Reid
Middle EastIsraeli settlers burn olive trees and attack Palestinians and US journalist in West BankBy Pesha Magid and Ali Sawafta
HealthState should consider making weight-loss drug Wegovy available to patients, report saysBy Shauna Bowers
Europe‘Physically we live here, but mentally we live in Ukraine’: Envoy on Russia’s attack on hometown By Ronan McGreevy
Financial ServicesUniCredit close to completing takeover of Commerzbank after ECB green light By Derek Scally
RugbyLions player Hyron Andrews found dead before Champions Cup game against La RochelleBy Robert Kitson
Social AffairsBusinesses and producers urged to take stand against staggering level of Irish food wasteBy Caroline O'Doherty
Asia-PacificGen Z protesters are pouring on to India’s streets as dissent surges. What comes next?By Rahul Bedi
BusinessFarm labourer who worked 77-hour weeks for as little as €6.83 an hour is awarded €23,000By Stephen Bourke
WorkWednesday’s public sector strike called off as unions and Government agree to enter talksBy Pat Leahy and Emmet Malone
EnvironmentCo Tipperary town told not to drink water due to excessive aluminium content By Caroline O'Doherty
Crime & LawGardaí release description of man found dead in Mallow as investigation upgraded to murderBy Olivia Kelleher
An Irish DiaryConversations on a Homecoming: Frank McNally on returning to the Dáil after a 20-year absenceBy Frank McNally
CourtsRetrial ordered for man previously convicted over getaway car used in Lordship Credit Union robberyBy Paul Neilan
IrelandJewish group weighs legal action after Dublin hotel cancels bookings for anti-Semitism eventBy Conor Pope
SoccerMichael Carrick insists Manchester United have moved on despite Martínez’s Wilcox criticismBy Jamie Jackson
PoliticsPatrick O’Donovan will continue in Cabinet when he recovers from illness, Harris saysBy Ronan McGreevy
CourtsMan advanced towards gardaí and said ‘shoot me, shoot me, shoot me’, trial hearsBy Alison O’Riordan