BooksPolitics on the Edge; The Abuse of Power; The Right to Rule: Tory shape-shifting and buck-passingBy Finn McRedmond
Food Month‘I was heart jealous of the French girl my age at the next table’: Irish writers’ most memorable mealsBy Martin Doyle
BooksJohn Boyne: ‘I conceived a plan to focus on sexual abuse from four different perspectives’By John Boyne
BooksJane Clarke: ‘For months I was steeped in nature poetry from Yeats to the present day’ By Martin Doyle
CultureThe Guide: The events to see, the shows to book, and the ones to catch before they endBy Tony Clayton-Lea
GardeningYour gardening questions answered: Can I prune my Clematis montana without damaging it?By Fionnuala Fallon
Fine Art & AntiquesLissadell mirror and a Donegal carpet catch the eye at upcoming salesBy Elizabeth Birdthistle
Food MonthAs the cooler autumnal weather kicks in, it is time to switch to richer winesBy John Wilson
PoliticsQ&A: Halfway through their deliberations, what has the committee on assisted dying found?By Jennifer Bray
Property‘The absolute notions on me’: An Irish writer on a year in the city of angels By Caroline Madden
CultureHow to be a mythologist: Immerse yourself in Irish folklore and legends this HalloweenBy Gemma Tipton
Ross O'Carroll-KellyRoss O’Carroll-Kelly: ‘Sorcha, I honestly don’t think we can just saunter in here like nothing has happened’By Ross O'Carroll-KellyListen | 06:00
PeopleBrianna Parkins: Do people who skip queues think they’ve worked out a special life hack?By Brianna Parkins
Food MonthThe trick and treat of pumpkin dishes: smaller varieties are much easier to prepareBy Gráinne O'Keefe
TV & RadioChanges: Just you, me, Annie Macmanus and Idris Elba. No wonder I can’t stop listeningBy Fiona McCann
Stage‘It’s radically different’: Behind the scenes of Roddy Doyle’s Dublin Peter PanBy Henrietta McKervey
Life & StyleModern GPs: ‘We’re hell for leather busy but can still look after patients and families for a lifetime’By Keith Duggan
Gaelic GamesGAA club previews: Last busy weekend for county finals sees big matches in both codesBy Seán Moran
Life & StyleHalloween safety tips for pets: How can I keep my dog calm and happy during fireworks?By Sylvia Thompson
PeopleThe Irish Times Halloween prize quiz: 50 scary questions to test your general knowledgeBy Eoin Butler
AthleticsJohn Treacy on running his last-ever marathon in 1993: ‘I was fulfilled, simple as that’ By Ian O'Riordan
PeopleParents with adult children at home: ‘I’m their mother in this house. I don’t get to be myself yet’ By Roe McDermott
Rugby World CupRugby World Cup: New Zealand could have last laugh in final of contrasts By Gerry Thornley
Rugby World Cup Joe Schmidt and Rassie Erasmus add some Irish rugby flavour to the World Cup finalBy Gerry Thornley
BooksRory Stewart: ‘I fought an existential fight against Boris Johnson, who is a terrible human being’By Hugh Linehan
Asia-PacificOne country, one system? Hong Kong’s judiciary faces test of independenceBy Denis Staunton
Crime & LawAuthorities ‘powerless’ to stop Russian money flowing through funds in Ireland, says officialBy Jack Power
Get Running‘We’re not dropping out we’re dropping dead!’: 11 left in elite club to have run every Dublin MarathonBy Conor Pope
Gaelic GamesA first look at hurling’s new trial rules: more midfield rucks, fewer handpasses and no increase in high fieldingBy Gordon Manning
Social Affairs‘It can happen to anybody’: Limerick woman (54) on her shock at becoming homelessBy David Raleigh
Crosaire BlogHow to solve the Irish Times Crosaire crossword: A beginners’ guide to cryptic codesBy Aifric Gallagher
Rugby World CupDavid Humphreys set to succeed Nucifora as IRFU’s high performance directorBy Gerry Thornley
Rugby World CupJohnny Sexton is wrong: Ireland needed more than a quarter-final exit to inspire the nationBy Malachy Clerkin
EconomyChristine Lagarde: ‘I see my duty as being to the Europeans and not to the financial experts’By Martin Arnold
SportVictoria Road will try to mark Aidan O’Brien’s return to Australia with Cox Plate gloryBy Brian O'Connor
OpinionBrutal Sligo murders have left my community reeling with sadness and anger, but little surpriseBy Shaun Lavelle
BusinessKerry and C&C cushion weak updates by waving cash as Irish share buybacks near €4bnBy Joe Brennan
Thinking AnewThinking Anew: Philip Larkin in his `Wondering what to look for’ speaks for many todayBy Gordon Linney
IrelandTánaiste praises Guinness Cork Jazz Festival founders as 45th edition of event gets under wayBy Barry Roche
IrelandPort of Cork chief says increase in cruise liner traffic contributing €14m to local economyBy Barry Roche
BusinessAirlines press Gatwick airport to improve performance to avoid winter flight disruptions By Philip Georgiadis
RugbyConnacht turn it on after break to maintain unbeaten start to URC season By Linley MacKenzie at the Sportsground
USUS appears isolated after resisting United Nations resolution on Gaza truceBy Patrick Wintour Diplomatic editor
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Middle EastIsrael-Hamas conflict: Netanyahu signals ‘long, difficult’ war after ground operation launched in GazaBy James Mackenzie