EducationOne third of students have ‘seriously considered’ quitting course, survey findsBy Carl O'Brien
HealthLarge numbers of people sacrificing personal hygiene products to afford food and heat, study findsBy Emmet Malone
StageThe Quare Fellow review: Hugely enjoyable romp packs sombre reflection in with profane laughterBy Donald Clarke
BooksThe Last Politician; and Why We’re Polarised: Joe Biden takes on US anti-democracy forcesBy Ted Smyth
MusicJohn Francis Flynn: ‘We got an email saying, next year maybe you could dress up in costume and do a few Disney numbers’By Ed Power
FilmMaestro: Carey Mulligan steals this Leonard Bernstein biopic from under Bradley Cooper’s controversial noseBy Donald Clarke
Your Wellness‘Before my diagnosis I knew nothing about lymphoedema — the nasty cousin of breast cancer treatments’By Arlene Harris
Commercial PropertyClongriffin mixed-use investment for €1.7m offers buyer 10.1% yieldBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyInvestment of €30m sees 1 Cumberland Place cut energy use by 63% By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyFrench investor pays €4.175m for Bank of Ireland Walkinstown branchBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyHibernia Real Estate Group subsidiaries acquire Dundrum apartments for €122mBy Ronald Quinlan
Crime & LawDublin riots: Hardcore group of far-right agitators at centre of Garda investigations By Conor Lally and Jennifer Bray
Gaelic GamesSeán Moran: The GAA looks in danger of losing its battle with sustainabilityBy Seán Moran
RacingImpaire Et Passe bids to establish Champion Hurdle credentials in Hatton’s Grace By Brian O'Connor
RugbyGordon D’Arcy: In the week of Jacques Nienaber’s arrival, was Leinster’s bench split a mere coincidence?By Gordon D'Arcy
Crime & LawParents of some children affected by Dublin stabbing criticise slowness of State supportBy Harry McGee
OpinionWhen Elon Musk agrees that Conor McGregor should run for office, reality has overtaken parodyBy Kathy Sheridan
EducationPlans to reform research funding are ‘dangerous’, says former university presidentBy Carl O'Brien
PoliticsMcEntee clings on but Government credibility will crack if there’s further violenceBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Social AffairsMigration: Ireland saw 141,600 people arrive into State and 64,000 leave in a yearBy Jade Wilson
Gaelic GamesNa Fianna blast ‘totally unacceptable’ fixture schedule with 12 players playing back-to-back semi-finals By Gordon Manning
Soccer‘It’s where I want to be’ - Chloe Mustaki’s journey from investment banking to professional soccerBy Mary Hannigan
Commercial PropertySlieve Russell Hotel, once the jewel in Seán Quinn's empire, primed for €30m new year saleBy Ronald Quinlan
Your Wellness‘Our son is getting married soon, but we think he’s making a very big mistake’By Trish Murphy
Business Today NewsletterApplegreen losses, Davy boss Byrne to step down and the smart way to spend child benefitsBy Peter Flanagan
IrelandMidleton seeks more ‘urgency’ on flood relief scheme as start date is flagged for 2027-2028By Barry Roche
Your WellnessOrla Tinsley: ‘The chart, to my horror, says I am on 10mg. But I’m on 7.5mg. And the voice had given me 20mg’By Orla Tinsley
IrelandWednesday’s Top Stories: Small hardcore group at centre of Dublin riots investigation, Gardaí eclipse IT workers as best paid employees
Inside Politics NewsletterGarda Commissioner can expect grilling over riots in committee hotseatBy Cormac McQuinn
MusicThe Music Quiz: In the Miley Cyrus song Party in the USA, which pop singer does she namecheck?By Tony Clayton-Lea
Crime & LawGarda complaints about watchdog a ‘cynical distraction’ from policing failures, says rights bodyBy Vivienne Clarke, Martin Wall and Cormac McQuinn
Sports BriefingMary Hannigan: Jacques Nienaber does the splits, while Meath’s Na Fianna have their attention split By Mary Hannigan
Climate CrisisTwo new Ireland-UK research centres to focus on climate change and sustainable foodBy Kevin O'Sullivan
Crime & LawDublin riots: Gardaí to get stronger pepper spray and more safety gear - Drew HarrisBy Jack Horgan-Jones
MusicGig for Gaza at 3Arena: This night is a gift of hope for anyone yearning for peaceBy Una Mullally
BusinessConsumer watchdog says no Irish research planned as UK regulator finds brands hiked prices to maximise profitsBy Conor Pope
BusinessIrish inflation drops to lowest level in 2½ years as energy prices declineBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy and Harry McGee
Social AffairsFormer head of Christian Brothers to drop legal action over freedom of city voteBy Jack Power
Middle EastFear, hushed voices and days without food: life as a Hamas hostageBy Chloe Cornish in Jerusalem and Neri Zilber in Tel Aviv
OireachtasSchool ‘getting no answers or leadership’ from Minister, Sinn Féin TD tells McEntee By Sarah Burns
HealthAI to improve treatment for thousands of cancer patients at three Dublin hospitalsBy Paul Cullen
CourtsUisce Éireann cannot charge for water at UL student accommodation, court rulesBy Arthur Beesley
PoliticsHealth service guaranteed to have ‘substantial deficit’ in 2024, Oireachtas committee hearsBy Cormac McQuinn
OireachtasDublin riots: Social media company X or Twitter did not engage with gardaí, Minister for Justice saysBy Sarah Burns
Education‘We can see the profession dying before our eyes’: North’s teachers strike over payBy Freya McClements
Middle EastKilled, maimed and orphaned. Israel’s onslaught turns Gaza into ‘graveyard for children’By Mai Khaled in Khan Younis and Heba Saleh in Cairo
Drew Harris at the Committee on JusticeDublin riots: Drew Harris tells committee Tasers to be given to Garda Public Order UnitBy Jack Horgan-Jones
IrelandIce warnings across most of Ireland as Met Éireann issues yellow alert for Thursday eveningBy Tim O'Brien
Social AffairsBrazilian embassy ran a shuttle bus to get people home during Dublin riots By Emmet Malone
CourtsLack of information from Garda commissioner about suspensions ‘difficult to comprehend’, says judgeBy Ellen O'Riordan
OireachtasPeople feel only response to rioters is ‘a good, honest, decent beating’, Fine Gael senator tells SeanadBy Sarah Burns
OireachtasIreland’s hospitals would have to ‘shut down’ without international workers, says MinisterBy Cormac McQuinn
EducationTeacher alleged to have shouted and pulled at autistic pupil accused of professional misconductBy Carl O'Brien
WorldUS accuses Indian official in foiled plot to kill Sikh separatist in New YorkBy Demetri Sevastopulo in Washington
BusinessConor McGregor plans for 113-unit apartment block in Drimnagh attract local oppositionBy Gordon Deegan
BusinessState’s economy expected to shrink this year as weaker global demand dents exportsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy and Harry McGee
Inside BusinessDubray expects to sell 300,000 books in the run-up to ChristmasBy Ciarán HancockListen | 34:59
Crime & LawLimerick hurler Kyle Hayes told gardaí he did not carry out assault on man outside nightclub, trial hearsBy David Raleigh
CourtsMinister wants retail investors to bear costs of proposed investigation into renewable energy firmBy Ellen O'Riordan
IrelandKilkee rescue boat could have reached accident scene in 10 minutes, Caitríona Lucas inquest told By Anne Lucey in Kilmallock
An Irish Diary‘Death had marvellously improved him’ – Frank McNally on the Irish doctors who had the last word on NapoleonBy Frank McNally
PoliticsDublin riots: Not enough gardaí in city to contain rioters to one location, says Drew HarrisBy Jack Horgan-Jones
Crime & LawDublin riots: Five big moments in the three-hour grilling of Garda Commissioner Drew Harris By Conor Lally
Middle EastCeasefire in the balance as Israel waits for new list of hostages to be releasedBy Mark Weiss
CourtsHigh Court dismisses Sinn Féin constituency organiser’s defamation claim against newspaper and reporterBy Ellen O'Riordan
EuropeRussia claims gains in eastern Ukraine and warns Finland over border tensionBy Daniel McLaughlin
SoccerManchester United’s Champions League hopes hang by thread after thrilling draw with GalatasarayBy Will Unwin
Middle EastBaby (10 months) and family members killed in Israeli bombing of Gaza, Hamas claimsBy Emine Sinmaz
IrelandClassrooms evacuated after ‘unsafe’ concrete which is prone to collapse found in Belfast schoolBy Freya McClements
EnvironmentPresident Higgins pays tribute after death of environmentalist Michael EwingBy Ronan McGreevy
Crime & LawTwo men injured after disturbances which followed gangland funeralBy Conor Lally and Ronan McGreevy