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CultureCulture Night Dublin 2023: An outsider’s insider guide to where to go on September 22ndBy Chandrika Narayanan-Mohan
Education‘The Hist’: A Trinity College Dublin forum for debate, transformative ideas … and self-regarding speechifyingBy Carl O'Brien
BusinessIrish firms keen to stand out amid ‘greenwashing noise’ should secure B Corp status, says environmental consultantBy Kevin O'Sullivan
PoliticsLeo Varadkar accused of resorting to ‘childish politics’ in bid to endear Fine Gael to farmers By Jack Horgan-Jones and Sarah Burns
WorkPilita Clark: Caring duties employees face in their personal lives need more recognition from managersBy Pilita Clark
SoccerKen Early: Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag looks devoid of skills to manage star playersBy Ken Early
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowThe Offload: Johnny Sexton’s record-breaking moment reveals much about Ireland’s growthBy Nathan Johns
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowRoss Byrne pulls off understudy role to perfection on World Cup debutBy Gerry Thornley
SoccerUsher Celtic and boss Wes Doyle aiming to sideline Bohemians in Leinster Senior Cup final By Fiachra Gallagher
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowRonan Kelleher’s return gives Ireland a vital fresh option to face SpringboksBy John O'Sullivan
TransportMost dangerous rural roads may see expanded use of average-speed camerasBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Your Money‘There’s a toxic attitude out there that hardship makes for better art’ By Tony Clayton-Lea
HealthTony Holohan says he was unfairly treated during controversy over botched move to TCDBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowJack Conan in race to be fit for Ireland’s Rugby World Cup showdown with South AfricaBy Gerry Thornley
Housing & PlanningPotential for State office space to be converted to residential useBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Your WellnessHow one Irish hospital has turned its performance around in quite a dramatic wayBy Dr Muiris Houston
Abroad‘I have sailed halfway around the world with my partner, living off rental income and remote freelance work’By Kate Ashe-Leonard
Business Today NewsletterPension auto-enrolment a ‘mammoth task’, commercial construction slows and busy with work and aged parentsBy Conn Ó Midheach
OpinionThe Government is patently not committed to a high-quality child mental health serviceBy Dr Eddie Molloy
BusinessNatWest to examine Irish unit over alleged mishandling of small business loans by Ulster BankBy Laura Noonan and Jude Webber
HealthTrolley figures: Over 1,000 children without hospital bed in September, INMO says By Vivienne Clarke
Sports BriefingMary Hannigan: Build-up to Ireland’s ‘defining’ Rugby World Cup clash starts hereBy Mary Hannigan
EducationBohemian FC’s Bob Marley shirt sales pay for scholarship for former direct-provision residentBy Jade Wilson
MusicThe National have just released a surprise album. Here’s how we rate Laugh TrackBy Tony Clayton-Lea
OpinionBy playing the part of a predator, Russell Brand convinced us he couldn’t be oneBy Fintan O'Toole
HealthOwner of Bordeaux wine bar takes ‘responsibility’ for botulism outbreak, lawyer saysBy Sarah Slater
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowRassie Erasmus rules out taking on role with IRFU after Rugby World CupBy Johnny Watterson
IrelandTourism industry unveils plans to grow sector by 50% by the end of the decadeBy Ronan McGreevy
IrelandPloughing Championships 2023: All you need to know, from weather forecast to welly throwingBy Mark Hilliard
DublinDublin fireman whose death in 1938 ‘slipped through history’ is remembered with plaqueBy Nathan Johns
Crime & LawCrime victims helpline sees huge increase in reports of illegally shared intimate imagesBy Conor Gallagher
Crime & LawBill Kenneally case ‘one of the most serious’ inquiries into paedophilia in IrelandBy Ellen O'Riordan
EuropeUkraine plans trade complaint against three EU neighbours over grain import bansBy Naomi O’Leary
SoccerDiane Caldwell: ‘The results and performances we got were in spite of Vera Pauw being our coach’By Gavin Cummiskey
TV & RadioPatrick Kielty’s first Late Late Show nets 830,000 viewers - a 22% jump on Ryan Tubridy’s last outingBy Jack Power and Ronan McGreevy
HealthGardaí investigate death of resident at Cork care home in Covid-related ‘test case’By Conor Gallagher
EuropeUkraine retakes eastern villages as cargo ships defy Russia’s Black Sea blockadeBy Daniel McLaughlin
IrelandBord na Móna paying tax bill for chief’s €127,000 electric BMW ‘is unacceptable’By Jack Power and Vivienne Clarke
UKKeir Starmer draws election battle line as he promises closer trading arrangements with EUBy Mark Paul
Health‘Serious spinal surgical incidents’ at Temple Street hospital prompts external reviewBy Paul Cullen and Martin Wall
An Irish DiaryDrawn to song – Joe Breen on Paul Simon and artist Charlie Mackesy’s Seven Psalms By Joe Breen
PoliticsIncome growth for lower earners has fallen or stalled, ESRI to tell Oireachtas committeeBy Harry McGee
CyclingMegan Armitage withdraws from European Championships with Fiona Mangan to take her placeBy Shane Stokes
FashionLondon Fashion Week in pictures: ‘I’ve just gone back to the old style of beautiful fashion show,’ Irish designer Paul Costelloe says
Crime & LawDublin Airport stabbing: Questioning suspended to allow suspect to receive medical attentionBy Conor Lally
HealthSpinal surgery at Temple Street hospital a grave situation amid long-standing issues By Paul Cullen
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowSouth Africa’s lock Eben Etzebeth to play against Ireland after quick recoveryBy Johnny Watterson
Crime & LawSpecialised policing units in Limerick being ‘disbanded’ under new Garda roster, says GRABy David Raleigh
TV & RadioRTÉ Fair City photographer criticises FG senator over ‘ignorant’ suggestion job could be done on smartphoneBy Conor Pope
IrelandCalling all Finbarrs: Church appeals to those sharing name of Cork’s patron saint on 1,400th anniversaryBy Barry Roche
Ireland‘Impossible to sustain’ services without extra budget funding, say voluntary groups By Ellen O’Donoghue
BusinessBudget 2024: Coalition plans risk keeping inflation higher for longer, Central Bank warnsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
BusinessDomestic capacity constraints to restrict economic growth, Central Bank warnsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
CourtsNo complaints made about judges last year under new system were admissible, report showsBy Mary Carolan
Social AffairsHuman rights groups call for inquiry into Sallins train robbery trial in the 1970sBy Colm Keena
Education‘If you’ve ever fancied trying archery, debating or dancing, college is the time for it’By Colin Gleeson
Rugby World CupOpens in new windowIreland v South Africa: Kick-off time, TV channel and team news for third Rugby World Cup pool matchBy Eamon Donoghue
