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EducationReconfiguring school patronage can work if Church and State co-operate for the common goodBy Alan Hynes
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EducationWhat next after the Leaving Certificate? How to make the right decision for youBy Brian Mooney
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WorkNew rules on collective bargaining could transform union landscape, says Ictu general secretary Owen ReidyBy Emmet Malone
PoliticsSome TDs anxious as Donohoe set to disclose fresh details of 2020 election expensesBy Jack Horgan-Jones
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FoodMagical mushroom powder that adds deep savoury notes to soup, stocks and stir-friesBy Marie Claire Digby
BooksDean Koontz: ‘I threatened to leave publishers if they wouldn’t stop putting the word horror on my books’By John Self
HealthChild mental health services ‘may worsen’ up to 2030 due to staff shortages, experts sayBy Kitty Holland
RugbyGerry Thornley: Bloated Champions Cup pool stages see belated jeopardy and urgency By Gerry Thornley
OpinionFintan O’Toole: Irish ‘moral hazard’ means being bailed out by the State if you build a slumBy Fintan O'Toole
Social AffairsGreen and grey: Irish among oldest ethnicities in Britain, new figures showBy Mark Paul
BusinessPrivate sector delivering more than seven in 10 new social homes, department figures showBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
IrelandFormer Order of Malta board member raised concern over handling of child sex abuse allegationsBy Jack Power
BusinessVisitors to Irish whiskey distilleries still down a third on pre-Covid levelsBy Colin Gleeson
Financial ServicesRevolut Ibans could be the tipping point Irish banking sector fears mostBy Conor Pope
Your WellnessThe push to understand metastasis: new frontier in cancer research aims to improve survival rates By Sheila Wayman
Gaelic GamesQ&A: All you need to know about the NFL and how it will affect this year’s championshipBy Seán Moran
FashionFake it till you make it: The carefully calibrated preppy look that helped elect George SantosBy Vanessa Friedman
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People‘When I got here, Irish people were so welcoming. I was shocked at how good they were to me’By Jade Wilson
Your WellnessI Am Not an Alcoholic: ‘After the AA meeting a man had the temerity to tell me that I wasn’t being honest’By Anonymous
Business Today NewsletterSocial housing’s a private affair; mixed views on ECB rate rises; and how to cut your inheritance taxBy Dominic Coyle
Social AffairsAirlines asked to help cut down on numbers travelling on false documentsBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Jennifer Bray
Morning Sports BriefingGlen up the pressure on the GAA; Gerry Thornley on flawed Champions Cup format
TechnologyTwitter sued over failure to pay rent on San Francisco HQBy Robert Burnson and Joe Schneider
BusinessRecord Christmas sales at Primark boost revenues for owner ABFBy Anna Wise, PA Business Reporter
Inside Politics NewsletterD-Day for Donohoe as he faces Dáil over electoral spending declarationsBy Pat Leahy
HealthCamhs problems can be helped by consultants accepting new contract, Stephen Donnelly saysBy Vivienne Clarke
TV & RadioGhislaine Maxwell wishes she ‘never met’ Jeffrey Epstein, she tells TV interviewerBy Tom Ambrose
TV & RadioTV review: Everyone Else Burns – Evangelical Christians bumping against social norms: comedy or horror story?By Ed Power
Social AffairsPeople asked not to seek refuge in Ireland with migration crisis response in ‘extremely difficult phase’By Jennifer Bray
PeopleBrianna Parkins: Tears can work wonders when you’re forced to deal with an Irish bank By Brianna Parkins
PoliticsDonohoe’s election expenses: Businessman apologises for ‘mistaken recollection’ ahead of Minister’s Dáil statement By Pat Leahy
BusinessResidents ask court to quash permission for 10-storey apartment block in DonnybrookBy Ellen O'Riordan
IrelandHairdresser unfairly dismissed from UCC student centre was ‘vomiting’ when she found out her job was goneBy Stephen Bourke
CourtsCredit union manager who stole €875,405 to help save her husband’s failing business is jailedBy Sonya McLean
EuropeSpain investigates firm accused of forcing would-be female flight attendants to undress By Guy Hedgecoe
FilmOscar nominations 2023: Donald Clarke on an astonishing, record-shattering year for Irish filmBy Donald Clarke
Crime & LawGarda Commissioner calls for legislation to deal with assaults on members of the forceBy Vivienne Clarke
FilmOscars 2023: Record 14 Irish nominations as Banshees of Inisherin and An Cailín Ciúin lead charge
FilmHowls of delight in Achill after Banshees of Inisherin’s Oscar nominations successBy Edwin McGreal
TennisAustralian Open: Azarenka sets up semi-final showdown with Rybakina By Tumaini Carayol at Melbourne Park
Financial ServicesFormer financial services worker to stand trial charged with allegedly conspiring to defraud investorsBy Isabel Hayes
BusinessRaheny land zoning vote an ‘unjust and disproportionate attack’ on property rightsBy Ellen O'Riordan
EducationDismissed teacher Enoch Burke leaves Wilson’s Hospital having returned to school gates after earlier arrestBy Fiachra Gallagher
Middle EastFormer Lebanon prime minister charged with homicide over Beirut port explosionBy Michael Jansen
Farming & FoodDawn Meats to acquire rival processor Kildare ChillingBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy and Jack Power
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EnvironmentForestry deal with private investment fund ‘not preferred model’ for future, says VaradkarBy Sarah Burns
OireachtasPaschal Donohoe says donation made to FG in excess of allowable limit will be refundedBy Sarah Burns
EducationStaff report ‘toxic atmosphere’ and ‘clash of cultures’ at Spiritan-run secondary school in south DublinBy Carl O'Brien
OireachtasPaschal Donohoe confirms breach of election rules and says excess donation to FG will be refundedBy Sarah Burns
CourtsState concludes case against Gerard ‘The Monk’ Hutch and two co-accused in Regency trialBy Alison O'Riordan
CourtsTwo women accused of trafficking Brazilians to work as prostitutes in rural Irish towns ‘week after week’By Isabel Hayes
DrinkSeveral batches of raw chicken recalled from supermarkets due to possible salmonellaBy Jade Wilson
TennisKaren Khachanov has message for Armenia as he advances into Australian Open semi-finalBy Tumaini Carayol
Social AffairsUN questions Ireland over ‘alarming’ delays to assess children with disabilities, mental health issuesBy Carl O'Brien
AfricaIreland must welcome people fleeing persecution ‘without distinction’, says President Higgins By Sally Hayden
WorldRussia-Ukraine war pushes ‘doomsday clock’ to worst time ever: 90 seconds to midnight By Kevin O'Sullivan
PoliticsIreland to contribute another €45 million to European security initiative by 2027By Jack Horgan-Jones
USClassified documents found in home of former US vice-president Mike PenceBy Hugh Lowell and Martin Pengelly
UKFamilies will not find out ‘what really went on’ if Troubles amnesty Bill becomes law, says campaignerBy Seanín Graham
CourtsHigh Court rejects solicitor’s application for legal costs for her failed waste incinerator action
CourtsNew defendant added to action alleging men assaulted when asked to vacate rented apartmentBy Aodhan O'Faolain
PoliticsDonohoe expenses controversy: Number of omissions in spending statements rises to fiveBy Harry McGee
Crime & LawGardaí seek ‘urgent’ meeting with Taoiseach over violent attacks and falling staff numbersBy Conor Lally
SoccerCarabao Cup: Joelinton gives Newcastle semi-final first leg win over Southampton By David Hytner
OireachtasMiriam Lord: Was the famously, sometimes annoyingly, even-tempered Paschal Donohoe finally going to lose his rag?By Miriam Lord
EducationDepartment of Education removes recognition of post primary parent representative organisationBy Colm Keena
Gaelic GamesGlen lodge official objection to result of All-Ireland final against Kilmacud CrokesBy Gordon Manning
EducationStudents on 420 points are locked out of veterinary, teaching and nursing. How is that fair?By Tom Collins