MusicThe Music Quiz: Red Right Hand has been covered by which rapper for Peaky Blinders?By Tony Clayton-Lea
BooksJames Shapiro: Theatre and democracy are mutually supportive – when one is in danger, both are in dangerBy Henrietta McKervey
UK‘I’m a girl from a council estate and I’ve had to prove my worth.’ Angela Rayner back in the driving seat for LabourBy Mark Paul
Education‘This is horrendous - it’s no way to treat a child’: Parents’ anger over lack of school places in Taoiseach’s home townBy Carl O'Brien
Commercial PropertyGlenveagh secures first occupier for Freight Building in Dublin docklands By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyPlug-and-play offices in Dublin’s south docklands from €50 per sq ft By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyElsatrans signs for new 85,000sq ft warehouse at Momentum Logistics Park By Ronald Quinlan
Commercial PropertyCosgrave family seeking €4.6m for Dublin city residential investment By Ronald Quinlan
Gaelic GamesSeán Moran: Limerick move within two steps of history - it is inevitable to compare their progress with Dublin’sBy Seán Moran
Gaelic GamesDarragh Ó Sé: Once you put Jim Gavin in charge of something, there’s no sniggering down the backBy Darragh Ó Sé
OpinionShould Simon Harris call an early election? Gerard Howlin and Justine McCarthy debateBy Gerard Howlin and Justine McCarthy
CourtsPhilip Nolan: SFI was in ‘serious and immediate peril’ due to managerial breach, High Court hears By Kevin O'Sullivan and Ellen O'Riordan
Gaelic GamesForget Galway’s glittering attacking talent, they have the meanest defence in the countryBy Gordon Manning
OireachtasAs Sinn Féin wallows in the ballot box blues, Harris does not need any Mary Lou-splainingBy Miriam Lord
OpinionSinn Féin collapse does not mean voters want the current Government to get another runBy Michael McDowell
AthleticsSharlene Mawdsley seizes the day as Ireland go in search of another European Championship medalBy Ian O'Riordan
RugbyGordon D’Arcy: Leinster’s URC bid can benefit from Sam Prendergast pushing Ross ByrneBy Gordon D'Arcy
Residential‘A place in the country’: Getaway where Colm Tóibín and Maeve Binchy were entertained on the market for €435,000By Elizabeth Birdthistle
PoliticsPoor performance in South raises stakes for Sinn Féin of upcoming election in NorthBy Freya McClements
MusicFatboy Slim in Fairview Park: Are there tickets, what will he play, how can you get there?By Ellen O’Donoghue
In the News PodcastWhat are the five key takeaways from the local and European elections?By Sorcha PollakListen | 21:34
Local ElectionsFianna Fáil emerges as largest party of local government as European election sees high-profile exits By Jennifer Bray and Pat Leahy
Gaelic GamesJarlath Burns: ‘I’m now pessimistic that the Euros will be played in Casement Park’By Gordon Manning
BooksMaggie O’Farrell: Contemporary Critical Perspectives reveal links between O’Farrell and the Irish diasporaBy Catherine Toal
HealthTobacco, alcohol, processed foods and fossil fuels kill 2.7m a year in Europe, says WHOBy Anna Bawden and Denis Campbell
WorkYour work questions answered: Does a special arrangement for a colleague’s maternity leave set a legal precedent for me?By Jack White
IrelandYour top stories on Wednesday: European counts continue; woman dies after being hit by cyclist in Dublin
European ElectionEuropean election counts: How to watch the counting and vote transfers for two remaining constituenciesBy Pat Leahy
CourtsPreliminary enquiry into historical sexual abuse charges against Jeffrey Donaldson to proceed in JulyBy Seanín Graham
CourtsTeen sent for trial to Special Criminal Court in connection with Blanchardstown killingBy Tom Tuite
CourtsTwo teenagers sent forward for trial over assault on US tourist in Dublin city centre By Tom Tuite
BusinessRyanair’s Michael O’Leary says he will ‘make a fortune’ at Christmas due to Dublin Airport passenger capBy Martin Wall
EuropeJordan Bardella: the far-right TikTok king gunning for France’s premiershipBy Leila Abboud and Adrienne Klasa in Paris
BusinessAIB offers €3.3m in goodwill payments to ex-Ulster Bank customers for ‘teething issues’By Joe Brennan
BusinessEnvironmentalists bring High Court challenge over plans for €1.2bn data centreBy Ellen O'Riordan
Crime & LawMan appears in Dublin court in connection with 1975 murder of RUC detectiveBy Alison O'Riordan
CultureBoost for artists as local authorities to receive €6m in funding for workspacesBy Danielle Walsh Ronan
BusinessArbitration sought in dispute between council-owned development firm and Johnny Ronan companiesBy Aodhan O'Faolain
TV & RadioUnder the Bridge review: Lily Gladstone stars in true crime drama that gets under the skin of small-town lifeBy Ed Power
IrelandDefence Forces chief says EU can deter Russia by ‘mass movement of troops across Europe’ By Conor Lally
SoccerThe tactical ploy which saw Erik ten Hag keep his Manchester United jobBy Exclusive by Jamie Jackson
CourtsMan charged over fire leading to destruction of ‘irreplaceable’ mummies at St Michan’s ChurchBy Tom Tuite
Crime & LawIreland facing significant issues from ‘synthetic heroin’ use, European study findsBy Conor Lally
Crime & LawTuesday’s fire at St Michan’s Church not the first time the Dublin site was vandalisedBy Patsy McGarry
Middle EastUS ceasefire plan welcomed by Hamas but mired by lack of confidence in Israel and Washington By Michael Jansen
Gaelic GamesCiarán Murphy: The GAA doesn’t need bigger stadiums – it needs better onesBy Ciarán Murphy
EuropeDeadly missile strike on eastern Ukraine as allies pledge more air defence aidBy Daniel McLaughlin
Social AffairsDozens of Ukrainians at risk of homelessness as 90-day housing limit comes into effect By Sorcha Pollak
An Irish DiaryAnimal cracker – Frank McNally on “Humanity Dick” Martin and 200 years of the SPCABy Frank McNally
OireachtasDublin being ‘strangled by cycle lanes and restrictions on car movements’, says Michael O’Leary By Martin Wall
Social AffairsStrike at National Advocacy Service suspended after talks on pay scheduledBy Emmet Malone
WorkPilots at Aer Lingus vote for industrial action as airline describes pay claim as ‘exorbitant’By Emmet Malone
European ElectionFrench parties under pressure in EU parliament groups as election fallout takes tollBy Jack Power
OireachtasRTÉ board considering exit package for individual that could cost €400,000By Cormac McQuinn
FilmInside Out 2 review: Will Pixar’s new movie trigger a diplomatic incident? Either way, it deserves to be seenBy Donald Clarke
OireachtasGovernment ‘absolutely committed’ to pursuing redevelopment of Casement Park for Euro 2028By Marie O'Halloran
SportIreland women claim silver medal in 4x400m relay at European Athletics ChampionshipsBy Ian O'Riordan
State exams 2024 live‘Very challenging’: Reaction to Leaving Cert French and history examsBy Carl O'Brien
PoliticsMinister hits out at Mattie McGrath’s ‘anti-science world view’ as TD claims EPA issues ‘fake news’By Marie O'Halloran
Local ElectionsAnti-immigrant campaigner is final councillor elected after five-day countBy Marie O'Halloran
IrelandFlight from Scotland to Spain diverts to Shannon and passenger arrested after incident on boardBy Tim O'Brien
OireachtasWorld may have no more than six years to act on climate change, says Mary RobinsonBy Marie O'Halloran
Soccer‘If there is no news, tell us’: John O’Shea calls for an FAI update on managerial searchBy Gavin Cummiskey
Live: Election resultsElections 2024: All 949 local seats filled as counting continues for Europe in Midlands-North-West and Ireland South By Sarah Burns and Glen Murphy
Elections 2024European elections: Green MEP’s hopes fade as party rounds on Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil By Pat Leahy, Cormac McQuinn and Arthur Beesley
TV & RadioPresumed Innocent review: frustrated Ruth Negga and confused Jake Gyllenhaal face off in distinctly un-steamy thrillerBy Ed Power