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Letters to the Editor, June 20th: Older people and language, loving your neighbour, misery and Gen Z

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Fans rally behind Kneecap after London court appearance: ‘If you’re supporting Ireland, you’re supporting Kneecap’

Irish-language rap group play their biggest solo gig yet at Dublin’s Fairview Park

By Stephen Conneely

Taxpayers face paying more with little or no income tax cuts likely in next budget

Taxpayers will pay more as bands and credits are not adjusted to take account of inflation

By Cliff Taylor

Six in Dublin review: Henry VIII’s wives are recast as pop princesses. One above all deserves the crown

Theatre: On a hot first night, the cast of this well-oiled touring production has to work hard to win the audience over

By Sara Keating

Lions not at full strength with Leinster players unavailable

Donegal’s Shane O’Donnell discusses their knockout tie with Louth; Leona Maguire in Texas for Women’s PGA Championship

By Mary Hannigan

Renters and politicians in pressure zone as housing Bill to be signed into law

Rent pressure zone reforms has been the political story of the week

By Ellen Coyne

Central Bank warns on tariff impact

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

By Peter Flanagan

Postnatal depression: ‘We still live in a society where men’s feelings and emotions are often suppressed’

Birth stresses are not confined to one parent, with at least 10 per cent of new fathers experiencing mental health difficulties

By Geraldine Walsh

It’s no wonder people my age are miserable. Everyone keeps telling them they’re totally screwed

If you want to tell Gen-Z time and again that they’re be depressed, don’t be surprised if you make it true

By Finn McRedmond

I’m smack bang in middle age with no property, ageing knees and a scant pension

Modest, former council houses are pushing seven and eight hundred grand

By Emer McLysaght

Officials investigate after teacher is alleged to have helped students during Leaving Cert exam at Dublin school

Education authority says its takes responsibility to uphold integrity of the State exams with ‘utmost seriousness’

By Carl O'Brien

Tough Love: The basketball star who tried to guard Brian Wilson from harm

Stan Love resorted to extraordinary methods to protect his Beach Boy cousin during ‘chaotic years’

By Dave Hannigan

Flying to Spain for medical care: ‘The Irish really appreciate the services; they are actually really easy patients’

Low cost of European healthcare scheme for treatment abroad a further incentive for many Irish to visit Spain, says company helping patients

By Guy Hedgecoe

‘Ceann Comhairle, how long is this going to continue?’: Dáil interruptions starting to wreck Taoiseach’s head

Verona Murphy is not for extending response time despite interruptions much to Martin’s annoyance

By Miriam Lord

The Rusty Mackerel, Donegal review: Sarah Jessica Parker’s go-to is where you want to be after a bracing cliff walk

From a post-hike pint to excellent fish and chips, the basics are done right here

By Corinna Hardgrave

Planning a trip abroad? The tech essentials that could help it go more smoothly

A little tech can go a long way when you travel

By Ciara O'Brien

Saraswati by Gurnaik Johal: A novel of immense range that deserves a very wide readership

There is unspoken privilege in the idea that our generation is uniquely existentially threatened

By Naoise Dolan

Letters to the Editor, June 19th: On power supply, threats to Europe and lottery winners

The State must at all times be in control of the energy produced

Aoife Quinn in tax dispute with Revenue over payments from Russian companies

According to documents, Ms Quinn received almost €540,000 from firms

By Fiachra Gallagher

Bombed live on air, now a hero: state TV anchor becomes a symbol of resistance in Iran

Sahar Emami lauded as ‘lioness’ and warrior after she kept broadcasting amid Israeli bombing of state broadcaster

By Bita Ghaffari in Tehran

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