MotorsNew long-life electric car battery with 1.5m-kilometre warranty could spell end of longevity concernsBy Neil Briscoe
FilmPaul Duane: ‘I sold one of my vineyards. It gave me a bit of comfort to see Coppola was doing the same thing’By Donald Clarke
BooksI was first to read The Handmaid’s Tale, that’s my claim to fame: Valerie Martin on friendship with Margaret AtwoodBy Edel Coffey
BooksHagstone by Sinéad Gleeson: There is a lyricism to this magical and otherworldly debut novelBy Pragya Agarwal
FilmThe Sweet East review: Smart and dumb. Fascinating and frustrating. An absolute blastBy Donald Clarke
Special ReportsSpring fashion: Sunshine shades shoulder navy and grey out of the wayBy Kathleen O'Callaghan
MusicTake That Music Quiz special: In a Derry Girls episode, which song did the group perform?By Tony Clayton-Lea
Commercial PropertyTickets for 2024 Property Picnic in aid of Cancer Trials Ireland on sale now By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyArrow Capital Partners in €7.5m deal for Dublin logistics investmentBy Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyCosgrave Property Group seeking €19m for south Dublin office investmentBy Ronald Quinlan
ResidentialInterior designer’s inviting Shankill home brimming with personality for €2.45mBy Kevin Courtney
Commercial PropertyFrench investor in €16m deal for Garda Ombudsman headquarter officesBy Ronald Quinlan
IrelandBarrister investigating An Bord Pleanála asks witnesses to destroy copies of draft reportBy Arthur Beesley
OpinionPolitics attracts some idiots and narcissists - but most are still driven by a desire to do goodBy Kathy Sheridan
PoliticsAbortion reform unlikely before next general electionBy Jennifer Bray, Marie O'Halloran and Sarah Burns
Gaelic GamesSeán Moran: Bringing All-Irelands back to September a curious piece of kite flying by BurnsBy Seán Moran
BusinessDeclan Ganley’s Rivada pays €6.5m to Terran Orbital as part of satellite dealBy Barry J Whyte
Gaelic GamesDarragh Ó Sé: You can’t tell me Kerry and Cork players have championship adrenaline this weekBy Darragh Ó Sé
AbroadLaura Kennedy: Will I ever get used to having winter in August and Christmas in summer?By Laura Kennedy
RugbyGordon D’Arcy: All four provinces have the opportunity for a proper crack at the URCBy Gordon D'Arcy
Gaelic GamesBrian Fenton disappointed to be sent off for first time in his career for club or county By Gordon Manning
HealthPatients could have to wait longer for scans in the community as HSE ‘rebalances’ GP-run schemeBy Martin Wall
RugbyBlue bloods: IRFU ‘national’ contract system will continue to load the dice in Leinster’s favourBy Gerry Thornley
Six NationsIreland women’s head coach Bemand believes his players can cause headaches for EnglandBy Daire Walsh
Housing & PlanningIrish construction workers overseas: ‘I’d love to return home, but I simply can’t afford to’ By Jack White
Inside Politics NewsletterGovernment and Opposition tactics come into focus as Harris era beginsBy Jack Horgan-Jones
IrelandYour top stories on Wednesday: Irish spend more on alcohol at home than in pubs; public transport workers report death threats
BusinessCorre hires Rothschild to advise on investment interest in energy storage developerBy Joe Brennan
TV & RadioFeud: Capote vs The Swans review - Glittering cast with Tom Hollander and Naomi Watts cannot save this tragedyBy Ed Power
IrelandLong Covid services are ‘pot luck’ for sufferers, TDs toldBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Shauna Bowers
IrelandEir should reassure workers they won’t face discipline for following law - union By Vivienne Clarke and Conor Pope
Middle EastFull-scale conflict puts Israel at risk of air defence struggleBy John Paul Rathbone and Mehul Srivastava in London
Crime & LawDrug dealer spent €430,000 renovating Dublin home now being sold by Criminal Assets BureauBy Conor Lally
IrelandIreland’s ‘flammable landscape’ must be managed to avoid increased wildfire risk, expert saysBy Anne Lucey
BusinessLakeland reports €8m loss amid once-off restructuring charge and weaker dairy market returnsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Inside Politics PodcastDifferent challenges and uncertain futures for Poland and Germany Listen | 46:26
Inside Business PodcastAviation entrepreneur Ulick McEvaddy and his vision for Dublin AirportListen | 44:56
OireachtasTaoiseach expresses concern on divisive language ‘pitting one group against another’ over housingBy Marie O'Halloran
Courts‘Land grab’: Couple sue over ownership of Co Laois garage used to house exotic petsBy Aodhan O'Faolain
EuropeUkraine lambasts West over air defence shortage as Russian missiles kill 17By Daniel McLaughlin
Crime & Law‘I’ll see the scar and remember this happened in Ireland,’ says Brazilian victim of unprovoked Limerick assault By Isabela Boechat
RugbyMunster attack coach confident Antoine Frisch will remain at club despite French interestBy John Fallon
DublinThe size of two Croke Parks: Conor Pope goes inside Ikea’s new Dublin delivery depot By Conor Pope
CourtsThree houses linked to ‘major player’ in Dublin drug trade derive from proceeds of crime, rules judgeBy Ellen O'Riordan
Social Affairs‘I’d like a break from being abused all the time’, says TV licence inspector in wake of RTÉ crisisBy Emmet Malone
BusinessEuropean shares edge higher after LVMH and Adidas post upbeat quarterly earningsBy Laura Slattery
PoliticsTaoiseach leads tribute to ‘consummate political tactician’ Gerard Murphy, who died aged 73By Barry Roche
EuropeSimon Harris calls for de-escalation of Iran-Israel tensions to avoid ‘catastrophe’ By Jack Power
EducationTrinity College Dublin bucks trends with surplus but warns of rising costs across third levelBy Carl O'Brien
Middle EastNetanyahu welcomes western support after Iran attack, insists Israel will decide own responseBy Mark Weiss
CourtsWoman living ‘exotic’ lifestyle given four months to vacate home bought with crime proceeds By Ellen O'Riordan
EuropeHoly Ground: German church embraces Taylor Swift’s music to lure young people to booked-out servicesBy Derek Scally
IrelandCouple who died in Cork house fire were ‘soul mates’ and son’s ‘best friends’, joint funeral hearsBy Olivia Kelleher
EditorialsAfter one year of civil war in Sudan, the scale of the human suffering is increasingly evident
BusinessTreacys had €8.5m pot to develop Waterford’s Ard Rí Hotel, High Court hearsBy Barry O'Halloran
EditorialsThe fine imposed on Eir for its handling of customer complaints is a small penalty for a big company
PoliticsVaradkar warns against temptation to delay auto enrolment pension Bill because of electionsBy Marie O'Halloran
WorkEmergency call operator had to call 999 herself over death threat from nuisance callerBy Emmet Malone
OireachtasIreland will ‘disproportionately benefit’ from EU migration pact, but cost to State unknown - TaoiseachBy Marie O'Halloran and Jennifer Bray
IrelandDr Anthony Fauci honoured for his contribution to public health by the Royal College of Physicians of IrelandBy Colin Gleeson
OireachtasMiriam Lord: Mary Lou – yes, Mary Lou – accuses Taoiseach of ‘playing to the gallery’By Miriam Lord
CourtsDeliberations expected to begin on Thursday in court martial of former soldier for alleged sexual assaultsBy Fiachra Gallagher
TV & RadioMammoth review: wistfully hilarious trip back to the boorish and misogynistic 1970sBy Ed Power
SoccerUefa’s bonkers scheduling leaves us habitually on the wrong channel at the wrong timeBy Mary Hannigan