RecipesMecha Solis’s marinated lamb chops with basmati rice, cucumber, red onion and herb saladBy Mecha Solis
RecipesVegetarian moussaka: Layers of bechamel, ricotta and tomato sauce atop baked aubergineBy Gráinne O'Keefe
RecipesGenevieve Taylor’s harissa potato, halloumi and asparagus kebabs with coriander and lemon oilBy Genevieve Taylor
Crime & LawSplit in Garda as Agsi and superintendents say confidence in Drew Harris not an issue for themBy Conor Lally
Crime & LawGRA no-confidence motion in Garda Commissioner Drew Harris not the only problem confronting chief officer By Conor Lally
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ResidentialAuckland boat house sells for record €1.1m but New Zealand property market looks shakyBy Fiona Reddan
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IrelandOmagh bombing: ‘I believe people in privileged positions have protected those responsible’By Freya McClements
Crime & LawCatholic PSNI members urged to seek advice rather than leave force after data breachBy Freya McClements
AthleticsDenying Sonia O’Sullivan a double-gold: Recalling the crazy Chinese medal heist of 1993By Ian O'Riordan
EducationParents on ‘voluntary contributions’ and charges: ‘If you don’t pay, there’s no locker or school journal’By Carl O'Brien
FoodFour barbecue experts cooking up a storm at The Big Grill, and their top recipesBy Marie Claire Digby
BooksThomas Morris: ‘I was hiding. I hid my stammer. I hid that we were poor. My characters can’t hide any more’By Martin Doyle
BooksSeventeen by Joe Gibson: An affecting memoir about being groomed by his teacher for sexBy John Boyne
SoccerMichael Walker: Premier League is on the way to becoming a battle of the top eightBy Michael Walker
UKSink or swim for the UK’s harsh asylum seeker accommodation policy as it opens a barge on the Dorset coastBy Mark Paul
MediaRTÉ paying Ryan Tubridy less than he sought while off-air, says Kevin BakhurstBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Social AffairsTusla sought assurances from Order of Malta over child protection concernsBy Jack Power
Ireland‘Small village, big dreams’: the Naul gets behind Dubs as local hero leads out Girls in BlueBy Fiachra Gallagher
FoodNetflix’s Chef’s Table Brian McGinn: ‘There are certainly people in Ireland I am keen to make films about’By Donald Clarke
BooksNoel O’Regan’s debut novel is an exploration of place, people and unifying meaning By Martin Doyle
PeopleBrianna Parkins: I wish I’d been in Ireland for the Celtic Tiger, with its fake tan and real hopeBy Brianna Parkins
ObituariesJim Kennedy obituary: Developer found to have engaged in ‘corrupt activity’ around land rezoning
Life & StyleThe future of O’Connell Street: Will new developments make it better or worse?By Ronald Quinlan and Jessica Doyle
OpinionDavid McWilliams: Irish banks are at it again, cheating savers out of their moneyBy David McWilliams
Culture Hidden O’Connell Street: Have you noticed these five features of Dublin’s main street?By Sarah Jane Halpin and John Beattie
CultureJim Crow nostalgia and a QAnon-adjacent film are among the big US entertainments of the summerBy Hugh Linehan
Climate CrisisClimate change: ‘We shouldn’t wait for catastrophic weather events to act’By Kevin O'Sullivan
PoliticsRTÉ funding model a ticking timebomb as licence fee take keeps falling and Tubridy controversy far from overBy Jack Horgan-Jones
BusinessCome to Russia, says war-waging Kremlin as it chases tourist custom of foreign visitorsBy Laura Slattery
EnvironmentWe were lucky to have three owlets in our area for six weeks. Readers’ nature queries By Éanna Ní Lamhna
OpinionStudent accommodation: Without decent housing it’s hard to get a decent educationBy Sarah Hamill
Thinking AnewThinking Anew: Imprisoned critics of Putin have courage of their convictions By Michael Commane
PeopleThe man on the bridge: the Ukrainian photographer who captured life on Dublin’s O’Connell StreetBy Ciarán Deeney
GardeningYour gardening questions answered: What should I replace my overgrown thuja with?By Fionnuala Fallon
Asia-PacificSouth Koreans protest over Japanese plans to release Fukushima nuclear wastewater into sea
Women's World CupOpens in new windowAustralia edge France in penalty drama to reach first World Cup semi-final
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CyclingRonan Grimes wins silver in the MC4 Road Race at the Para-Cycling Road World Championships By Shane Stokes
BooksThe Well of St Nobody by Neil Jordan: The vague whiff of ineptitude is surprising and strangely endearingBy Lucy Sweeney Byrne
Crime & LawGardaí found €60,000 worth of drugs after noticing ‘strong smell of cannabis’ from former delivery rider, court hearsBy Tom Tuite
MusicCamerata Kilkenny: Gorgeous tones and mesmerising command in a Bach-dominated programmeBy Michael Dervan
RugbyOwen Farrell sent off and could miss England’s World Cup opener as his side secure late win over Wales
