ObituariesObituary: Kenneth Montgomery: Doyen of Irish conductors known for generosity towards colleagues
InterviewDarragh Lenihan: ‘Michael Carrick has definitely raised the bar at Middlesbrough. Stephen Kenny’s doing the same’By Michael Walker
Gaelic GamesAllianz Football League previews: Plenty on the line as Armagh face tough test in OmaghBy Gordon Manning and Seán Moran
OpinionTrump is facing uphill battles but the White House is not out of reach just yet By Patrick Smyth
OpinionBreda O’Brien: Micheál Martin needs to swot up on home education before he speaks outBy Breda O'Brien
Gaelic GamesKilkenny’s post-Cody plan: ‘They epitomise old school values but in the modern way’ By Denis Walsh
EnvironmentWicklow ZigZags closed: Landowner says he is ‘fearful’ after being attacked by hikerBy Conor Lally
BooksPerils & Prospects of a United Ireland: Unhappy reading for those in favour of reunificationBy Ray Burke
PropertyDry rot, leaking roof, cracked walls and a family history: Diary of a first-time homeowner’s renovation project By Steven Carroll
Books‘It was like dancing into the apocalypse’: how the death-disco pulse of goth music ruled the underground By Peter Murphy
Education‘ChatGPT dropped like a bomb’: AI chatbot rocked universities. Now, some are rushing to embrace itBy Carl O'Brien
SoccerWe don’t expect much from the Ireland soccer team but a bit of hope never hurtsBy Malachy Clerkin
OpinionDavid McWilliams: Although wealthy, Ireland feels completely different from most other wealthy countriesBy David McWilliams
PeopleEviction stories: ‘There’s nothing out there… I really, really don’t see how we’re going to find a flat’By Patrick Freyne
PeopleBrianna Parkins: ‘I thanked mum recently for helping me on the glorious path of not giving a shit what my body looks like’By Brianna Parkins
Ross O'Carroll-KellyRoss O’Carroll-Kelly: I’m 43. Andy Farrell would want to be pretty focking desperate for a 10 to pick meBy Ross O'Carroll-KellyListen | 06:01
IrelandEx-garda and barristers join Irish dancing disciplinary panels to examine feis-fixing allegationsBy Simon Carswell
People ‘A bit untouchable’: How the Christian Brothers make it very difficult to bring them to courtBy Colm Keena
OpinionPat Leahy: The Coalition has blundered into a crisis it might not be able to controlBy Pat Leahy
BooksThe Irish Defence Forces 1922–2022 and The Military Archives: A History: a tour de forceBy Tom Clonan
RugbyWomen’s Six Nations: Deely says Ireland out to exact revenge on Wales in tournament openerBy Daire Walsh
OpinionFintan O’Toole: How journalists were complicit in one of the great con jobs of modern timesBy Fintan O'Toole
OpinionSilicon Valley faces a moment of reckoning amid end-of-days feel for tech worldBy Jennifer O'Connell
PeopleTo survive, a woman searches through sand for peanuts farmers missed when harvestingBy Sally Hayden
Life & StyleIf a loved one is struggling with difficult emotions, try not to Ted Talk them out of itBy Joanne Hunt
TV & Radio‘I hadn’t read anything like it in a long time’: Declan Lowney on the series that has brought him homeBy Kate Demolder
Gaelic GamesHurling previews: Revived Tipperary target elusive win over All-Ireland champions LimerickBy Seán Moran
PeopleSeán Moncrieff: House-hunting in Dublin is like The Hunger Games. Many have simply given upBy Seán Moncrieff
TV & RadioSuspect: If you are a true crime devotee, this may be exactly what you orderedBy Fiona McCann
FilmEmily Watson: ‘It’s easy to be proud to be Irish. It’s not so easy to be proud to be English’By Donald Clarke
Fine Art & AntiquesJust right: little Chinese imperial bowl expected to fetch over €23mBy Elizabeth Birdthistle
PropertyCrazy house prices: ‘I think it’s starting to resonate that millennials aren’t just complaining’By Conor Pope
CultureThe Guide: The events to see, the shows to book and the ones to catch before they endBy Tony Clayton-Lea
GardeningYour gardening questions answered: How can I remove an invasive acanthus?By Fionnuala Fallon
RugbyAnatomy of a Grand Slam: Behind the scenes in a momentous week for Irish rugby By Gerry Thornley
InteriorsHerringbone, tiles in the garden and warmer tones: flooring trends to watch out forBy Arlene Harris
CourtsDisclosures Tribunal rejects allegations made by Garda whistleblower against senior officersBy Conor Lally
CourtsHusband of murdered woman ‘relieved’ as killer refused parole 27 years laterBy Jennifer O'Connell
FoodA Taste of Home: the Irish food world unites in the fight against homelessnessBy Marie Claire Digby
BusinessDublin Airport operator acquires anti-drone equipment and awaits final go-ahead to deployBy Barry O'Halloran
RacingMeade star aiming to land Limerick feature ahead of potential Irish Grand National attempt By Brian O'Connor
BusinessWhy did Elon Musk pick April Fools’ Day to start removing Twitter’s blue checkmarks?By Cantillon
CultureKilling kitsch with blandness: planned ‘rejuvenation’ of St Stephen’s Green shopping centre is anything butBy Frank McDonald
RacingBryan Cooper on his fear of falling: Why the celebrated jockey is retiring at age 30By Malachy Clerkin
WorldRussian assault on Bakhmut has ‘largely stalled’, says UK ministryBy Tom Ambrose (now) and Adam Fulton (earlier)
CourtsMan remanded in custody after being charged with murder of woman in PortadownBy Cillian Sherlock
CourtsMan jailed over Texas murder of Co Limerick priest seeks to overturn convictionBy David Raleigh
In the NewsWithin the quest for justice for Baby John, lies a story Ireland must never forgetListen | 24:45
SportFormer Formula One champion Nelson Piquet ordered to pay €884,000 for racist, homophobic comments
Crime & LawKerry babies: ‘Knock on the door’ was when arrested couple first heard of Garda interest, says solicitorBy Anne Lucey and Olivia Kelleher
IrelandMan arrested after assault on garda at anti-asylum seeker protest in MullingarBy Robert Kindregan
PoliticsBring North under ‘shared stewardship’ of Britain and Ireland if institutions fail - EastwoodBy Freya McClements
PoliticsLong way from 1998 for the SDLP, but ‘back to basics’ is the route it has chosenBy David McCann
PoliticsLabour targeting building one million homes in a decade, says Ivana BacikBy Jennifer Bray and Cormac McQuinn
Europe‘For a long time Wagner were regarded as scruffy mercenaries. Western armies have finally woken up’By Lara Marlowe