BusinessEY Entrepreneur of the Year profiles: From fire safety to plastics recycling, here are some of this year’s nomineesBy Colin Gleeson
FoodWin luxurious gourmet breaks at BrookLodge and Powerscourt Hotel Resort & SpaBy Marie Claire Digby
In the NewsAn Irish man at Burning Man: A mud bath, not a flood apocalypseBy Bernice HarrisonListen | 21:54
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowAndy Farrell opts for experienced line-up against Romania as Ireland get down to businessBy Gerry Thornley
Gaelic GamesBallygunner bid for record tenth Waterford title in a row at upgraded Walsh ParkBy Seán Moran
SportSonia O’Sullivan: The joys and benefits of squeezing in the last races of a seasonBy Sonia O'Sullivan
RacingChampions Festival needs more than just a name change to develop wider public profile By Brian O'Connor
SoccerOnline intimate images cost Leigh Nicol the thing she valued most: her privacyBy Louise Lawless
Advertising FeaturePolish and poise define Polestar cars — the slick Swedish electric performance brand
Special ReportsLet’s get phygital – retail is buying into tech to keep customers happy and margins secureBy Sandra O'Connell
Special ReportsRemoving Friction: Bypassing grief for the ‘cognitive and effort misers’By Jillian Godsil
PoliticsWhy referendums on family and women in the home are proving difficult to progressBy Harry McGee
PoliticsCo-habiting but not married: Death of partner brought a realisation ‘we weren’t considered a family’By Emmet Malone
Education New special school opens in south Dublin: ‘It’s very emotional. We never thought it would happen’By Carl O'Brien
PoliticsSitting TDs assess re-election chances after losing key areas in constituency reviewBy Cormac McQuinn
SportSailing: Tom Dolan claims impressive first leg victory in the Solitaire Du FigaroBy David Branigan
MusicFizz: The Secret to Life – a burst of engaging pop from a supergroup with a differenceBy Lauren Murphy
FoodLisboa Pastelaria: If you fancy trying the sandwich called ‘The Hangover Cure of the Century’ - just make sure you’re hungryBy Corinna Hardgrave
BusinessBank of Ireland appoints Davy’s Conall Mac Coille as group chief economist By Ciarán Hancock and Joe Brennan
BusinessJohn Burns: Hard to foresee Seán Quinn ‘fading into the shadows’ after book releaseBy John Burns
PoliticsPlans for floating hotels for asylum seekers put on hold for the immediate future By Harry McGee and Cormac McQuinn
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowTadhg Furlong: Ireland will treat Romania with the respect they deserve in World Cup openerBy Johnny Watterson
TV & RadioHow to live longer: sweet potato, chairlessness, vegetarianism, religion and the unpaid work of womenBy Patrick Freyne
MusicPretenders: Relentless – a collection of songs inextricably tethered to Hynde’s self-defining vocalsBy Tony Clayton-Lea
TV & RadioPat Kenny seems unlikely to take his foot off the pedal in either the studio or the carBy Mick Heaney
PeopleEmer McLysaght: At 3am in an underground bunker in the woods at Electric Picnic, I came to my sensesBy Emer McLysaght
ResidentialWhat will €145,000 buy in US, France, Italy, South Africa and Connemara?By Elizabeth Birdthistle
Business Today NewsletterCalls for long-term Budget planning, BoI chief economist and Seán Quinn unlikely to slip into the shadowsBy Conn Ó Midheach
DublinHelen McEntee says Dublin’s new ‘community wardens’ will not perform role of gardaíBy Olivia Kelleher
TennisCoco Gauff’s toil pays off as American sets up US Open final against Aryna Sabalenka By Tumaini Carayol
IrelandState’s four emergency helicopter bases to shut temporarily todayBy Jack Power and Emmet Malone
Your MoneySSE Airtricity announces price cuts of 10-12% for gas and electricity from NovemberBy Conor Pope
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowFrance v New Zealand: Opening clash against old foes gives hosts chance to prove they can go all the wayBy Robert Kitson
IrelandIrish Dental Association calls for powers to carry out investigations following RTÉ revelationsBy Shauna Bowers
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowRugby World Cup: This time Ireland have nothing to whine about in BordeauxBy Johnny Watterson
MusicElvis Costello with Steve Nieve in Dublin review: Moments of unadulterated pleasure you simply didn’t expectBy Tony Clayton-Lea
Crime & LawTwo gardaí hospitalised for smoke inhalation after attending suspected arson attack in DublinBy Shauna Bowers
On The Money NewsletterChoosing a financial adviser: The last thing you want to do is risk losing your savingsBy Dominic Coyle
Your Wellness‘Children have learned to read the calendar so they know when their next book comes’By Jen Hogan
EducationSeveral private schools to provide special classes in drive to become ‘truly inclusive’By Carl O'Brien
DublinPlan for north inner city Dublin not just about ‘putting Garda boots on the ground’, McEntee saysBy Harry McGee
The Counter RuckGerry Thornley: France’s love affair with watching rugby dwarfs participation levelsBy Gerry Thornley
Crime & LawSpanish police arrest Irishman accused of fleeing scene of fatal crash in Costa BlancaBy Gerard Couzens
SportSiobhán McCrohan proves age is no barrier with gold medal at World Rowing ChampionshipsBy Ian O'Riordan
USGeorgia prosecutor sharply rebukes House Republican investigating herBy Richard Fausset and Danny Hakim
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowMalachy Clerkin: Please, rugby. Don’t ruin the Rugby World Cup for the rest of usBy Malachy Clerkin
EuropeUkrainian official accuses Musk of ‘committing evil’ over alleged Starlink network shutdownBy Pjotr Sauer
Ireland‘Military grade’ guns seized and 16 officers injured during PSNI operation in DerryBy Freya McClements
PoliticsRichard Bruton: ‘Politics is much more about emotion than about evaluating evidence’By Pat Leahy
PoliticsPaschal Donohoe warns of consequences for public service broadcasting if RTÉ is financially unstableBy Harry McGee
IrelandFuneral of Ciaran Briody hears of young man with zest for life who made wonderful memoriesBy Tim O'Brien
USSome involved in Trump cases could face financial ruin even if acquitted as legal costs soarBy Martin Wall
MediaRTÉ director general defends station’s decision to reverse 10% pay cut for senior executivesBy Carl O'Brien and Barry Roche
GolfIrish Open: Kilkenny’s Mark Power takes professional debut in his stride at The K ClubBy Philip Reid
CourtsGarda sergeant sent forward for trial over alleged unlawful sharing of personal dataBy Tom Tuite
BooksBBC Short Story Award shortlist revealed; festivals in Dalkey, Dublin, Bere Island and ClifdenBy Martin Doyle
MusicOlivia Rodrigo: Guts – One of the best and most observant pop songwriters out thereBy Tony Clayton-Lea
PoliticsFrustration in Irish-Israeli relations remains in wake of Martin’s Middle East visitBy Conor Gallagher
IrelandIreland basks in September heatwave for only fourth time in recorded history By Shauna Bowers and Ronan McGreevy
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowIreland looking to make statement in Rugby World Cup opener against RomaniaBy Gerry Thornley
An Irish Diary‘A place among the nations’ – Brian Maye on the Irish Free State joining the League of NationsBy Brian Maye
PoliticsTaoiseach says Irish people need to reflect more on how we would accommodate those with a British identity in a united IrelandBy Barry Roche
CyclingCycling round-up: Vingegaard triumphs at Vuelta as Jeffers wins stage three of Rás na mBanBy Shane Stokes
IrelandIn pictures: Crowds take to the beaches amid record high September temperaturesBy Nathan Johns
Asia-Pacific‘We’ve been made to vanish’: Slums razed and curtains drawn before G20 summit in DelhiBy Rahul Bedi
EuropeDeadly strikes on eastern Ukraine as Kyiv blames Putin for death of Wagner mercenary bossBy Daniel McLaughlin
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowIreland fans leave Dublin Airport in search of a Rugby World CupBy Sarah Slater
AthleticsCiara Mageean’s brilliant 1,500m record breaking spree continues in BrusselsBy Ian O'Riordan
GolfIrish Open: Sharma and Smith set the target but Lowry and McIlroy not giving up the chaseBy Philip Reid
IrelandFamily of Irish tourists killed in Rome to fly out as Italian police investigateBy Alessia Micalizzi and Brendan Furlong
EuropeKyiv lambasts Elon Musk over claims he blocked drone strike on Russian navyBy Daniel McLaughlin
Social AffairsJudge calls for mandatory legal aid in some family law cases regardless of income By Kitty Holland
EditorialsThe Irish Times view on politics resuming after the summer: Ministers need to be clear on priorities
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowFrance’s third-quarter blitz seals deal in thrilling Rugby World Cup opener against All BlacksBy Gerry Thornley
SoccerIreland’s Stephen Kenny hoping to resurrect spirit of 2001 for Netherlands clash By Gavin Cummiskey
BooksSong of the Goldfinch: A Memoir by John F Deane - Faith in the natural worldBy Elizabeth Wassell
BooksA Green Equinox by Elizabeth Mavor: A revival for a strange, intriguing novel from 50 years agoBy Lucy Sweeney Byrne
BooksThe Seventh Son by Sebastian Faulks: A moving and fascinating speculative fiction that asks ‘what is it to be human?’By Pat Carty
BooksLady MacBethad; NB by J.C.: A walk through the Times Literary Supplement; The Forgotten Girls: An American Story
Education‘They came well-armed and told me to stop teaching’: Deliberate targeting of schools damages children’s prospectsBy Agathe Freal
ObituariesMohamed Al Fayed: Phoney pharaoh whose relationship with the truth - and the British royals - was strained
ObituariesFr Brendan Forde obituary: He walked beside Central and South America’s poorest and most oppressed