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FoodDash Burger review: Spectacularly good smash burgers and skin-on fries to die forBy Corinna Hardgrave
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OpinionFianna Fáil and Fine Gael supporters have bonded in the face of a common foeBy Stephen Collins
Budget 2024Budget 2024: Frantic final days of negotiations as deadline looms without agreementBy Pat Leahy, Jack Horgan-Jones and Cormac McQuinn
RacingReputational toll of identity mix-ups makes pre-race scanning a necessary integrity investment By Brian O'Connor
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ResidentialWhat will €350,000 buy in France, Spain, Sweden, South Africa and Kilkenny?By Elizabeth Birdthistle
BusinessGambling giant warns proposed regulations could ‘legislate horse racing out of existence’By Barry O'Halloran
OpinionJustine McCarthy: Ireland's richest are seldom mentioned when it comes time to balance the booksBy Justine McCarthy
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Rugby World CupPeter O’Mahony sees Scotland as the next big moment in a journey he wants to continue By Gerry Thornley
FilmThe Movie Quiz: How many films has George Lucas directed outside the Star Wars universe?By Donald Clarke
Business Today NewsletterGambling giant’s warning, RTÉ’s win and the firms Instagramming their way to successBy Peter Flanagan
IrelandYour morning briefing: Frantic last-minute budget talks, weapons firms step up lobbying of Ireland
EconomyUS treasury rout bolsters view that Fed will call time on rate risesBy Colby Smith and Kate Duguid
EnvironmentIreland’s October hot spell: Temperatures to soar to 24 degrees as records could be brokenBy Ronan McGreevy
PeopleMy construction company collapsed in the crash – so I reinvented myself as a chainsaw sculptorBy Will Fogarty and Joanne Hunt
UKKeir Starmer says Scottish byelection win is a sign that Labour is heading for powerBy Lukanyo Mnyanda in Edinburgh
StageThe Boy Who Talked to Dogs review: A challenging Irish childhood becomes a lively, eclectic stage showBy Seona Mac Réamoinn
HealthExtreme weather driven by climate change displaced 43m children in past six years ‑ Unicef reportBy Kevin O'Sullivan
Sports BriefingMary Hannigan: The talking is nearly done ahead of Saturday night’s Celtic shoot-out in ParisBy Mary Hannigan
PoliticsFormer Labour leader Brendan Howlin will not contest next election: 'I have achieved everything I can in politics'By Cormac McQuinn
Ireland Women's teamEileen Gleeson to continue as Ireland women’s team manager for Nations League campaign
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CourtsMan asked paramedics if he was going to die moments before fatal collapse, murder trial toldBy Barry Roche
Budget 2024Record-breaking wind power in September generates one-third of State’s electricityBy Ellen O’Regan
FilmBlackBerry: A tech tale heading from 50m units a year via betrayal to zero market share By Tara Brady
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BusinessExxon in talks to buy US rival PioneerBy James Fontanella-Khan, Jamie Smyth, Arash Massoudi and Myles McCormick
BusinessAuctioneers welcome Bill they say will cut conveyancing period by at least halfBy Ellen O’Regan
Budget 2024Budget 2024: Varadkar has promised more than €1,000 for average workers. How will this add up?By Cliff Taylor
SoccerDublin City Council formally lodge planning application for redevelopment of Dalymount ParkBy Eamon Donoghue
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The Counter RuckGerry Thornley: Streets of Tours echo with Irish laughter as Ireland relax ahead of crucial Scotland match By Gerry Thornley
EconomyTaoiseach rules out support for EU corporate tax proposal that would hit Ireland hardestBy Naomi O’Leary
WorkSouth Dublin car dealership claims teenage saleswoman sacked due to missed targets, not pregnancyBy Stephen Bourke
CourtsTyrone man sentenced to six years over car bomb attack on police officerBy Rebecca Black and Claudia Savage
IrelandExplosives find could be linked to the event that started the War of IndependenceBy Ronan McGreevy
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CourtsVictims of Christian Brother abuser tell court they hope he is never released from prisonBy Isabel Hayes
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CourtsWicklow man who gave garda civilian member cocaine in exchange for Pulse information jailed for a yearBy Claire Henry
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Social AffairsWomen’s Aid disputes auditor’s view it should have run €351 spent on staff gathering past funder TuslaBy Jack Power
People‘If you fall through the mattress, I’ll see you in the spring’: Readers share their favourite Irish goodbyes
EuropeJailed Iranian women’s activist Narges Mohammadi wins Nobel Peace PrizeBy Najmeh Bozorgmehr in Tehran
Rugby World CupFlawless France make Rugby World Cup knockout stages with easy win over ItalyBy John O'Sullivan
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EconomyGovernment cuts €500m from revenue forecasts due to shortfall in corporation tax By Cliff Taylor