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PeopleWhy is a stretch of road linking Dublin to Donegal the ‘most dangerous imaginable’?By Keith Duggan
Europe‘The promotion of war criminals is all over TV. There’s a glorification of violence and no sanction for it’By Margaret Ward
Gaelic GamesJonny Cooper: It took 12 seconds of anticipation for Dublin to grab the momentum against LouthBy Jonny Cooper
CourtsRanelagh attack: “Mum was terrified, she kept saying - he put me in a bin and he tried to kill me ’’ By Mary Carolan
Gaelic GamesFootball’s All-Ireland series starts this weekend – why is nobody excited?By Malachy Clerkin
OpinionIreland remains cash rich and service poor. That’s a big problem for this GovernmentBy Pat Leahy
ArtLavinia Fontana: unmissable and dazzling displays by the first European woman accepted as a professional painterBy Aidan Dunne
BooksHow murderer Malcolm Macarthur spends his days: library visits, bookshop browsing, living a quiet lifeBy Harry McGee
Climate CrisisImpact of global warming on Ireland may deliver silver lining for ‘growing season’By Mark Hilliard
EnvironmentWhat are these hollow little specimens found on the shoreline? And other readers’ nature queriesBy Éanna Ní Lamhna
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CultureHollywood should make a film about some lad in the Tayto factory cleaning staff inventing smoky baconBy Donald Clarke
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TechnologyWho’s afraid of TikTok? ‘The main concern should be about privacy more generally’By Ciara O'Brien
BusinessCannes rolls out traditional red carpet as Côte d’Azur shimmers into festival seasonBy Laura Slattery
AmericasEx-chief of Brazil’s indigenous agency charged over Amazon murders By Tom Phillips in Rio de Janeiro
Middle EastIrish man sanctioned by US authorities for allegedly facilitating movement of Russian moneyBy Jack Power
Ireland‘Everyone’s really looking forward to seeing Katie take it home tonight’: Fans gather in Irishtown ahead of fightBy Ellen O’Donoghue
Social AffairsIreland has responsibilities towards refugees as ‘one of the wealthiest countries on Earth’, Donnelly saysBy Ronan McGreevy
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Gaelic GamesMayo breach Fitzgerald Stadium fortress to inflict humbling defeat on KerryBy Ian O'Riordan
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PoliticsNorthern Ireland elections: Sinn Féin overtake DUP in local government in ‘momentous’ resultBy Freya McClements, Jade McClafferty and Seanín Graham
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HealthNew recruitment drive for consultants will create seven-day health service, claims DonnellyBy Ronan McGreevy
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CyclingEddie Dunbar bounces back in Giro d’Italia after late puncture to protect general classification chancesBy Shane Stokes
FilmKillers of the Flower Moon review: Scorsese’s new epic is long and sprawling, but the great man still has itBy Donald Clarke
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PoliticsSinn Féin overtakes DUP as North’s largest local government party after ‘momentous’ election resultBy Freya McClements
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OpinionBetter future for the young should be priority for surplus, not lining pockets of well-off older votersBy Cliff Taylor
BoxingKatie Taylor loses for first time in professional career in homecoming fightBy Johnny Watterson
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