EducationThe Secret Teacher: ‘Sean made a disclosure to John in strictest confidence, leaving him with a real dilemma’By The Secret Teacher
BooksSuperheroes are harmless monsters, spruced-up freaks, who exist in order to inspireBy Jan Grue, translated by BL Crook
PoliticsMcGrath to seek Cabinet approval for review of ethics legislationBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Cormac McQuinn
DublinDublin Airport investigated over alleged non-compliance with planning permission for new runwayBy Cormac McQuinn and Olivia Kelly
RugbyGerry Thornley: Formidable usual suspects make strong cases at start of European campaignsBy Gerry Thornley
PoliticsCabinet reshuffle: Final plans for ministries may not be discussed by Coalition leaders until FridayBy Cormac McQuinn
IrelandMajority of northern voters reject need to become Irish citizens in the event of unity, poll showsBy Pat Leahy
Gaelic GamesStephen Rochford criticises GAA decision to not let Mayo wear rainbow numbers on jerseysBy Paul Keane
PoliticsUnited Ireland comes with dilemmas for British who don’t want to become IrishBy John Garry and Brendan O'Leary
Your WellnessOrla Tinsley: I am deeply concerned about education around the organ donation opt-out systemBy Orla Tinsley
BusinessIrish online customers with smaller UK retailers need to check if their purchases can get through customsBy Cantillon
BusinessSocial media influencers fail to label half of advertisements, watchdog findsBy Laura Slattery
People‘Try Ireland,’ they said. ‘Ireland? I’d never been there. It’s so far from Ukraine,’ I saidBy Jade Wilson
Business Today NewsletterPostal row threatens Christmas, North’s recession and pension auto enrolmentBy Ciarán Hancock
Morning Sports BriefingDoes anyone care about head contact anymore? Argentina defend antics against the Netherlands
Inside Politics NewsletterNorth and South: United on a Border poll, poles apart on being unitedBy Harry McGee
Asia-PacificJacinda Ardern caught calling minor opposition party leader an ‘arrogant pr**k’By Eva Corlett in Wellington
Financial ServicesBank of Ireland to invest €11.5m to refurbish and upgrade its branch networkBy Ciara O'Brien
EuropeEU parliament strips Eva Kaili of vice president role amid Qatar corruption scandalBy Olivia Kelleher
Courts‘True need’ for law to recognise international surrogacy, judge warns amid fresh caseBy Ellen O'Riordan
CourtsJonathan Dowdall says Gerard Hutch was ‘lying’ about not knowing those involved in Regency Hotel attackBy Mary Carolan
EuropeFighting for Ukraine: ‘I wasn’t sure that we could hold out and defend Kyiv’By Daniel McLaughlin
Social AffairsSexually harassed worker ‘not entitled’ to get copy of report upholding her complaintBy Stephen Bourke
WorkAccountant who went to rehab for cocaine addiction dismissed in ‘underhanded way’By Stephen Bourke
Climate CrisisMarine Bill will protect 30% of Irish waters and encourage development of offshore windfarmsBy Kevin O'Sullivan
ScienceWhat is nuclear fusion and what have scientists achieved?By Nicola Davis Science correspondent
CourtsChristina Anderson trial hears she appeared ‘very severely impaired’ after stabbingBy Ryan Dunne
World CupMorocco set to pose toughest test of France’s ability to find a way to winBy Jacob Steinberg in Doha
Asia-PacificChinese and Indian soldiers clash at Himalayan borderBy Helen Davidson in Taipei and Aakash Hassan in Delhi
BusinessBrennans bakery ‘never’ intended to end catering contract on Christmas Eve, court hearsBy Aodhan O'Faolain
Middle EastPalestinians call for international intervention following death of girl (16) during Israeli raid of West BankBy Mark Weiss
PoliticsRally on cost of living at Leinster House to coincide with appointment of new TaoiseachBy Harry McGee
OireachtasHospitals ‘no place’ for protest says Taoiseach in wake of comments by Archbishop of ArmaghBy Marie O'Halloran
Business‘Significant compensation’ required for Moore Street traders, says consultantBy Gordon Deegan
CourtsJonathan Dowdall denies he is a ‘master manipulator’ who has told ‘two big lies’ in Regency Hotel murder trial By Mary Carolan
Housing & PlanningState should take equity stake in houses built by housing bodies, committee toldBy Colm Keena
PoliticsGreater awareness of workplace supports for people with autism required, committee told By Emmet Malone
Climate CrisisRTÉ defends climate change coverage after claims some shows had tendency to ‘polarise’ issueBy Sarah Burns
RugbyWorld Rugby in crisis after vice-chairman Bernard Laporte given two-year suspended sentence By Gerard Meagher
PoliticsNew international surrogacy rules will provide ‘certainty to many families in Ireland’ By Jennifer Bray
An Irish DiarySound of the season: Fionnuala Ward on George Michael and Last ChristmasBy Fionnuala Ward
HealthImplementation of measures to support student nurses and midwives welcomed by INMOBy Emmet Malone
EnvironmentBiodiversity loss: Lead negotiators at Cop15 push for strong outcome as ‘world is at precipice’ By Kevin O'Sullivan
OireachtasDáil votes confidence in Darragh O’Brien as TDs criticise ‘Harry Kane of Irish politics’ By Marie O'Halloran
World CupWorld Cup semi-final as it happened: Argentina progress with Lionel Messi and Julián Álvarez inspirationalBy David Gorman
IrelandWeather: Orange warning issued with temperatures of -5 degrees expectedBy Mark Hilliard and Olivia Kelleher
World CupWorld Cup TV View: Duffer all in favour of Argentina’s dark arts as ITV mourn England’s exitBy Mary Hannigan
Crime & LawAntrim woman jailed for 20 years for murder of son and attempted murder of his baby brother
World CupKen Early: Messi shows that there is more to speed than physique as Argentina roll onBy Ken Early
OireachtasEamon Ryan ‘asleep at the wheel again’ over failure at Dublin Airport to prepare for cold weatherBy Marie O'Halloran
World CupArgentina reach World Cup final as Messi makes the unbelievable real before our eyesBy Gavin Cummiskey
TV & RadioThe Irish Civil War part 3: By the final credits, even narrator Brendan Gleeson sounds ready to check outBy Ed Power
HealthFewer patients with hip fractures admitted to theatre within target time last yearBy Paul Cullen
Life & StyleTip2Top on the Beagle Channel: A woman with a wonderful face lies in one of the most beautiful places I have seenBy Peter Murtagh