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Gaelic GamesTeams who exit the hurling round-robins aren’t unlucky, they’re usually terribleBy Ciarán Murphy
Gaelic GamesReferee Maggie Farrelly: ‘You see mad men and mad women going bonkers along the line’By Ian O'Riordan
OpinionLieut Gen Seán Clancy: Our people feel shame and anger. The Defence Forces must change By Lieut Gen Seán Clancy
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EuropeBefore and after photos of Mariupol theatre reveal charred remains, in Google Earth updateBy Naomi O'Leary
Consumer TechThis Dyson is a floor lamp with a difference. But at €700 it would want to be the light of your lifeBy Ciara O'Brien
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FilmAnn Lovett would be 55 now. This film about her awful death is a brave, at times daring tributeBy Donald Clarke
ResidentialDargle Demesne: a new ‘garden suburb’ emerges at the gates of Powerscourt EstateBy Tim O'Brien
Climate CrisisA new dawn for Irish peatlands? Proper management could have big impact on carbon emissionsBy Clare Taylor
OpinionIrish unity: What could Mary Lou reply if Britain said ‘take out your cheque book, you can afford it?’By Newton Emerson
Your WellnessIf you saw a person hurt lying on the ground, would you be a good Samaritan or, like many, walk on by?By Pádraig O'Moráin
RestaurantsEleven review: Wood-fired grills and a rocking vibe from the man behind 777By Corinna Hardgrave
Business Today NewsletterWest coast wind power, improving consumer sentiment, and sizing up the fintechsBy Peter Flanagan
Climate CrisisLocal climate action plans offer an opportunity for place-based leadershipBy Sadhbh O'Neill
OireachtasAn Bord Pleanála expects to get back on track in tackling backlog, TDs to hearBy Cormac McQuinn
Inside PoliticsPodcast: We need a bigger State to deal with challenges, says Eamon Ryan Listen | 53:54
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USIn searing detail, Trump’s rape accuser tells her storyBy Benjamin Weiser, Lola Fadulu, Kate Christobek and Karen Zraick
BusinessHotel group Dalata says room revenue for first four months of year 28% ahead of same period pre-Covid By Ian Curran
Asia-PacificThai conservatives vow to legalise sex toys in bid to shake up electionBy Rebecca Ratcliffe in Bangkok
Crime & LawMan arrested as part of inquiry into Gsoc investigator’s attendance at Hutch partyBy Conor Lally and Conor Gallagher
TV & RadioThe Mysterious Mr Lagerfeld: It’s a shock when a normal person walks through the doorBy Ed Power
OireachtasNumber of Irish evacuated from Sudan reaches 122, department saysBy Sarah Burns and Shauna Bowers
PoliticsPeadar Tóibín criticises Michelle O’Neill’s decision to attend King Charles’s coronationBy Vivienne Clarke
Smart MoneyWhy do interest rates keep rising no matter what problems it causes for households?By Cliff Taylor
AfricaHuman-driven climate crisis fuelling Horn of Africa drought, study findsBy Fiona Harvey Environment editor
EducationLeaving Cert students who suffer medical emergencies during exams to be allowed resitBy Carl O'Brien
Crime & LawNew prison may be needed to handle overcrowding, Minister for Justice saysBy Conor Gallagher
Politics‘Flexibility’ offered on €300m Stormont overspend as Northern Ireland braces for cuts in today’s budgetBy Vivienne Clarke
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FashionSinéad Burke: ‘There are five disabled people on the cover of Vogue, being daring, dynamic – and disabled’By Zoe Williams
OpinionAbortion services review: Little has changed since Repeal in some parts of the countryBy Dr Deirdre Duffy and Dr Catherine Conlon
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OireachtasTánaiste takes aim at The Ditch website, describing it as ‘political organisation’By Sarah Burns
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CourtsLawyers must continue to represent woman seeking part of man’s estate, judge rulesBy Aodhan O'Faolain
AthleticsSonia O’Sullivan joins other giants of Irish athletics with Penn Relays Wall of Fame honourBy Ian O'Riordan
HealthConcerns expressed at inquest over different policies for inducing women having homebirthsBy Seán McCárthaigh
IrelandCouple whose bodies were found in Co Tipperary home had been dead over a year, inquest hearsBy Barry Roche
CourtsWidow’s house and 28-acre site cannot be added to debt fund’s possession application, court rulesBy Ellen O'Riordan
CourtsMan who sold ‘dodgy boxes’ to 150 ‘customers’ sentenced to 240 hours of community serviceBy Jessica Magee and Fiona Ferguson
BusinessVodafone appoints finance head Margherita Della Valle as permanent chief executiveBy Daniel Thomas
CourtsAsylum seeker fails to show rights were breached by transfer from Dublin to midlandsBy Ellen O'Riordan
EducationIrish medium education: ‘To cut that off at the age of 12 is heartbreaking’By Éanna Ó Caollaí
CyclingEddie Dunbar shows signs of improved fitness after solid showing at Tour de RomandieBy Shane Stokes
IrelandUK government denies flat cash budget for Northern Ireland is ‘punishment’ for Stormont impasseBy David Young, Cillian Sherlock and Claudia Savage, PA
OireachtasCampaigners call for Irish parents to be allowed compensate overseas surrogates financiallyBy Nathan Johns
CourtsJudge ‘very concerned’ as young man who ate his own flesh seeks discharge from wardshipBy Mary Carolan
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CourtsGirl’s half-sibling can decide burial place against parents’ wishes, court rulesBy Ellen O'Riordan
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BusinessRecovering alcoholic fails in workplace claim over pint glasses and beer bottlesBy Stephen Bourke
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HealthSweden’s decision to keep schools open through pandemic was correct, says former senior health officialBy Emmet Malone
IrelandWomen of Honour group calls for end to ‘smoke and mirror approaches’ within the Defence ForcesBy Nathan Johns
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SoccerPorro and Son salvage point for Spurs as Manchester United squander lead By David Hytner at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
IrelandCollins says ‘no law was broken’ in relation to wife’s purchase of propertyBy Sarah Burns and Cormac McQuinn
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