Live Conference League qualifiers updates: Shamrock Rovers lead Ballkani, Besiktas see off St Pat’s
Stephen Kenny’s side beaten 3-2 in Istanbul
Schoolteacher who defrauded colleagues of €2,000 barred from teaching for at least five years
Inquiry heard respondent dishonestly took money from teacher and SNAs for goods never provided
The Irish Times view on the presidential election: the race now looks very different
The surprise withdrawal of Mairead McGuinness has made the contest even more unpredictable
Some roads policing gardaí ‘unproductive’ and ‘unconcerned’ with doing good job, report says
Crowe report found that some managers were afraid to pull up officers for poor performance
The Irish Times view on the report on roads policing: a matter of life and death
Essential policing functions are hampered by weak management, inadequate resources and, in some quarters, a worrying absence of professional commitment
Global stocks rally stalls while US bond yields rise
European shares touch two-week highs despite dip in momentum
Mairead McGuinness drops out of presidential race due to health reasons
Fine Gael to consider options in coming days, with senior party figures keen to find another candidate
Spain struggles to contain spate of record-breaking wildfires
Firefighters battle blazes in parts of Portugal, France, Croatia and Greece as temperatures climb to mid-40s
Rarely has a race for the Áras seemed so uncertain or open – and who knows what could happen next?
After Mairead McGuinness’s department, none of the three main parties even has a candidate
Gareth Sheridan plays down business partner’s Moldovan airline controversy as ‘not an issue’ for election
Presidential hopeful faces questions over his associate and a regulatory fine as he seeks to focus on housing
Israeli settlement plans mark ‘final nail in coffin of Palestinian state’, says minister
Bezalel Smotrich launches plan to revive long-stalled E1 project that divides the West Bank in two
Serbian protesters and president trade ‘civil war’ warnings after street clashes
Dozens reported injured in escalation of months of rallies against cronyism and corruption
Man faces possible sale of €1.2m family home if €350,000 debt to brothers not paid in six months
Debt arose after order was pulled for Irish souvenirs including leprechauns and fairy doors
Long Day’s Journey Into Night – Frank McNally on a heady month for Monaghan GAA supporters, 40 years ago
My namesake and anti-Treaty grandfather may have been among the Monaghan supporters scarred for life
Plenty of blame to go around for serious failings highlighted in roads policing report
Without a fundamental shift in culture, the problems outlined in the Crowe report will persist in the Garda
Ian Walsh murder investigation shifts focus to social media accounts
Gardaí considering possibility murder victim may have arranged to meet killer at home
Pope Leo targeted Maga money in early days as pontiff, says Mary McAleese
Former president dubs Pope Leo XIV’s first 100 days `more Benedict than Francis’
At least 26 die in migrant shipwreck off Italian coast
Sixty survivors brought ashore as search operations continue
Irish agricultural prices soar by almost 19%
CSO’s latest barometer point to major price hikes across range of products
Founder of gossip website Tattle Life faces up to 40 more libel actions, court hears
Judge in Belfast refuses to relax freezing order on £1.8m of Sebastian Bond’s assets
Damning findings of report on Garda roads policing ‘heartbreaking’ for victims’ families, campaigners say
Road-safety advocate said ‘small number of gardaí don’t think people’s lives are worth doing their jobs’
Childfree by choice in your seventies: “I don’t feel in any way that I have lost out in life”
The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle
Unusually warm summer making work ‘really hard’ in hot restaurant kitchens, say chefs
Conditions ‘hotter than Brazil’ for staff as some workplaces lack air conditioning
‘No country is safe’: Deadly Nordic heatwave supercharged by climate crisis, scientists say
Historically cool nations are now seeing hospitals overheating, surge in wildfires and toxic algal blooms
‘We grew up with them’: Oasis fever hits Mayo as locals hope for visit after Croke Park concerts
Liam and Noel Gallagher have spent lots of time in Charlestown where their mother Peggy grew up
Cash not the issue for Government but how to spend it wisely is, Ifac boss told in briefing
Séamus Coffey’s officials expected budget oversight committee to focus on Apple tax windfall priorities, migration costs and health service spending
Why is it so warm this week in Ireland?
Parts of Continent experience near-record temperatures while wild fires ravage southern Europe
Johnny Ronan company loses planning appeal for ‘overly dominant’ office scheme on Dublin’s North Quay
The planning commission said the development would be ‘overbearing’ on nearby residential properties
Hundreds of teaching posts remain unfilled as schools prepare to reopen, says ASTI
Most school leaders ‘received no applications for vacancies advertised during last academic year’
Businessman loses appeal over €317,312 inheritance tax bill
Man claimed he was a ‘permanently incapacitated’ dependent relative of his aunt due to ‘mental health issues’ while listed as a managing director on LinkedIn
Cairn Homes lodges plan for 252 apartments and houses in Blackrock that will made available for sale
Plans for the scheme at Cross Avenue in Blackrock have been lodged with Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
Sky expecting to hold off Netflix for exclusive US Open golf coverage
The streaming platform is looking for sporting events to attract new subscribers
Triumph and disaster for you, soft power for the Premier League: fantasy football is back
Gradually, insidiously, fantasy football has seeped into the way we consume the game
Gareth Sheridan fined in 2018 for making misleading statements about his company
Young entrepreneur was issued with ‘cease and desist’ order by market regulator SEC
‘It’s a big relief’: Number of top A-level grades in Northern Ireland rises marginally
Boys slightly outperform girls in terms of highest grades
People working on average two hours less a week than before pandemic
Department of Finance report links trend to increased incidence of remote or hybrid working arrangements
Israel steps up Gaza attacks as minister unveils plan to ‘bury’ idea of Palestinian state
At least 11 people killed in aerial and tank fire overnight, say health authorities
Mobile operator Three Ireland adds 500,000 new customers in first half of year
The Hong Kong-owned telco now has more than 48% share of the Irish market
Man (40s) killed in Co Limerick car crash
Woman (30s) in hospital with serious injuries after crash on N20 near Croom
From pharma to food, the known unknowns of Trump’s EU tariffs deal
Joint US-EU statement on details of new tariff regime has yet to emerge three weeks after deal was agreed
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