Your MoneyIrish consumers among world’s gloomiest over cost-of-living crisis, survey findsBy Conor Pope
MotorsTesla’s Model Y is fast, it’s roomy and it goes an impressively long way. Then the problems startBy Neil Briscoe
PeopleAdolfo Kaminsky: Forger who saved thousands of lives during second World War dies aged 97By Joseph Berger
Social AffairsAverage pay for men higher than for women in all but one of 15 Government departmentsBy Emmet Malone
PoliticsMpox vaccine appointments to be made available up until end of February, Cabinet to be toldBy Jennifer Bray and Cormac McQuinn
MusicThe Music Quiz: Which Beatles song is strummed by Edward Norton in the Knives Out sequel?By Tony Clayton-Lea
Sport‘See ball hit ball’ - Ross Adair’s roundabout journey from Ulster Rugby to Irish cricketBy Nathan Johns
TV & RadioAlan Sugar: ‘Production monkeys pick moments where I’m banging a table. In reality I’m polite’By Rich Pelley
In the NewsHospital overcrowding: ‘We need SWAT teams in every ED and CEOs on the frontline’Listen | 30:21
PeopleRóisín Ingle: Middle aged? Embrace it, there’s plenty to enjoy and appreciate about itBy Róisín Ingle
Your MoneyFinancial pressure will force many people to work beyond retirement age, survey findsBy Dominic Coyle
InterviewMargo Price: ‘There’s always been a war on the poor, on black people, queer people, women’By Ed Power
OpinionMary Lawlor: States must recognise that human rights defenders are not the enemyBy Mary Lawlor
OpinionMicheál Martin did not have to apologise for Civil War executions, but Leo Varadkar shouldBy Ronan McGreevy
Health‘It is soul-destroying’: Patients face delays as pharmacists struggle to source drugsBy Marese McDonagh
PoliticsNew security advice to politicians labelled ‘ridiculous’, ‘nonsense’ and ‘a bit much’By Jennifer Bray
BusinessEight companies shortlisted across two categories at Irish Times Business AwardsBy Ciarán Hancock
Your Money‘I was the victim of an online scam when trying to buy a caravan during Covid’ By Tony Clayton-Lea
RugbyPete Wilkins ready and waiting to take over from Andy Friend in Connacht top job By Linley MacKenzie
Farming & FoodFood and drink exports hit record €16.7bn in 2022 despite inflationary challenge By Eoin Burke-Kennedy
RugbyGordon D’Arcy: Players can come from left field and make the Ireland squad, but you need to catch a break By Gordon D'Arcy
FilmGolden Globes 2023: The Banshees of Inisherin wins three awards as Colin Farrell takes best actorBy Donald Clarke
Business Today NewsletterBrexit optimism, insurer eyes Ireland, and hoteliers may end refugee contractsBy Peter Flanagan
Morning Sports BriefingRashford on the double for United; Gordon D’Arcy on the importance of the European break
EuropeEU bribery claims: Italian MEP’s Morocco links investigatedBy Silvia Sciorilli Borrelli in Milan and Andy Bounds in Brussels
HealthAlmost 1,000 patients caught Covid-19 in Irish hospitals last monthBy Paul Cullen, Shauna Bowers and Vivienne Clarke
DublinPhone app offering ‘augmented reality’ walking tour of Dublin’s Docklands launchedBy Jack Power
PeopleBrianna Parkins: We ignore protesters against asylum-seeker housing at our own dangerous riskBy Brianna Parkins
BusinessIrish new mortgage rates among lowest in Europe as banks slow to pass on ECB rate hikesBy Joe Brennan
RugbyOwen Farrell set to be available for start of Six Nations provided he attend ‘tackle school’By Gerard Meagher
FilmFrancis Ford Coppola denies claims that set of his film Megalopolis has descended into chaosBy Benjamin Lee
Inside PoliticsWas the cow dung attack part of a ‘creeping sinister aggression’ against politicians?Listen | 45:45
CourtsFormer rugby coach and teacher at Terenure College pleads guilty to indecently assaulting boys By Jessica Magee
CourtsJudge criticises ‘intolerable’ delay in preparing psychiatric report for murder caseBy Ryan Dunne
Ireland‘The nightmare is over’: Child attacked by dog in Co Wexford returns home from hospitalBy Jack Power
PoliticsFormer minister for justice criticises Roderic O’Gorman’s climate asylum proposalsBy Harry McGee
CourtsMan jailed for rural burglary gets disability benefit for lactose intolerance, court toldBy Gordon Deegan
PoliticsNumber of closed hospital beds ‘remarkably low’ given disease levels, says HSEBy Cormac McQuinn
Gaelic GamesTickets sell out for Connacht FBD semi-final between Mayo and Galway in 60 secondsBy Gordon Manning
Farming & FoodKerry Group to sell sweet ingredients division to US equity firm for €500m By Eoin Burke-Kennedy
EducationPresident urges young scientists to work for benefit of humanity rather than personal gain By Kevin O'Sullivan
CourtsEnoch Burke says he is at risk of ‘irreparable harm’ if school disciplinary process goes aheadBy Mary Carolan
Middle EastIsrael’s politicians urged to show ‘restraint’ amid plans to change judicial systemBy Mark Weiss
AmericasBrazil: Arrest warrant issued for former president Bolsonaro’s justice minister following Brasília riotBy Tom Hennigan
CourtsRetired MMA fighter must pay legal costs of failed bid for Twitter injunction against Conor McGregor
EuropeUkraine denies loss of Donetsk town as Poland and Britain boost its tank hopesBy Daniel McLaughlin
CourtsSupreme Court to hear appeal over use of mobile phone data in attempted murder convictionBy Ellen O'Riordan
An Irish DiaryLondon Crawling – Frank McNally on Hamilton, the British rail strike, and the importance of looking rightBy Frank McNally
Crime & LawNatalie McNally’s parents: ‘I just keep thinking, did she plead for her life or her baby’s life’By Seanín Graham
SportHans Niemann accuses Magnus Carlsen of paying fellow chess player €300 to shout abuse By Sean Ingle
EnvironmentNew ferry operator chosen for Rathlin Island after strike-hit firm ceases tradingBy Colin Gleeson
EducationYoung Scientist exhibition: More eco-friendly wind turbine and seaweed biofuel among projects as focus turns to energyBy Kevin O'Sullivan
PoliticsGovernance in health service to be examined amid record overcrowding, Tánaiste saysBy Jennifer Bray
SpaceJames Webb telescope finds its first exoplanet, raising hopes it will discover life elsewhere in universeBy Ronan McGreevy
PoliticsVaradkar says ‘certain degree of progress’ made in talks on Northern Ireland protocolBy Jennifer Bray
EditorialsThe Irish Times view on the Young Scientist exhibition: taking inspiration from today’s students
HealthPatient transfers to ease pressure on University Hospital Limerick to become long-term arrangementBy Paul Cullen and Cormac McQuinn
Gaelic GamesGAA round-up: Offaly beat Dublin to book place in O’Byrne Cup semi-finalsBy Gordon Manning
PoliticsTalks to break Stormont deadlock go ahead without any nationalists after ‘exclusion’ of Sinn Féin leaderBy Freya McClements and Cormac McQuinn
HealthMost mild long-Covid cases likely to return to full health within a year, research findsBy Noel Baker
Your MoneyBudget 2023 measures are kicking in, from rent to childcare: here’s what it means for youBy Fiona Reddan