EducationAlternative pathways after the Leaving Cert: ‘I wanted to broaden my horizons and knew I didn’t want to stay in Ireland’By Peter McGuire
BusinessFewer than six properties to rent per 10,000 people in Republic, report findsBy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Financial ServicesBarclays’ Dublin EU hub assets reach €150bn as firm weighs Paris moveBy Joe Brennan
MusicThe Music Quiz: Which rapper has paid $6 million for the naming rights to a Florida football stadium?By Tony Clayton-Lea
FilmSing Sing: Colman Domingo deserves another Oscar nod for this magnetic performanceBy Donald Clarke
Paralympics 2024Paralympics 2024: Mood of cautious optimism in the camp as Team Ireland braced for action By Gordon Manning
SoccerStephen Kenny calm in advance of the storm as St Pat’s chase historic progressBy Gavin Cummiskey
BusinessAlmost one in four pubs across Ireland has called time on trading since 2005By Ronan McGreevy
ResidentialHow three friends built new homes on site of derelict car parts shop in Dublin 4 By Jessica Doyle
WorkYour work questions answered: On meds for life, I must work from home. I feel stuck - and it’s getting me downBy Jack White
Commercial PropertyUlster Bank’s landmark College Green branch building back on the market for €14mBy Jessica Doyle
Transport‘Significant’ rise in numbers near Dublin Airport exposed to high levels of night-time aircraft noiseBy Mark Hilliard
OpinionNetanyahu has distracted the world’s attention from countless other warmongering thugsBy Kathy Sheridan
OpinionWhy is our capacity to deliver infrastructure projects worse now than it was in the 19th century?By Michael McDowell
Education‘It’s an absolute disaster’: Secondary school forced to drop subjects due to teacher shortagesBy Carl O'Brien
PoliticsConversion of urban buses to zero-emission vehicles will cost more than €1.3bn, NTA forecasts By Martin Wall
SoccerChiedozie Ogbene a target for Ipswich as ‘subs not used’ outnumber Irish starters in Premier LeagueBy Gavin Cummiskey
Gaelic GamesSeán Moran: Hurling has presented a wonderful shop window - so why aren’t more people buying?By Seán Moran
OpinionNorthern Ireland has a nationalist majority, but that doesn’t mean reunification will happen soonBy Philip McGuinness
AbroadIs the notion of settling down a luxury my generation can’t afford or take for granted?By Laura Kennedy
Your Wellness‘I’m struggling to accept the loss of a deeply meaningful photograph album and move on from it’By Trish Murphy
In the News PodcastWhy are so many Irish restaurants suddenly closing their doors?By Sorcha PollakListen | 21:02
Business Today NewsletterRental crisis in stark figures and keeping your pension focused on sustainabilityBy Dominic Coyle
IrelandYour top stories on Wednesday: Cousins die in Co Donegal crash; how three friends in their 30s built new homes on derelict Dublin 4 site
MarketsDatalex launches €25m share sale that may see Dermot Desmond take majority stakeBy Joe Brennan
USUS special counsel files new indictment against Trump over 2020 electionBy Sam Levine in New York and Hugo Lowell in Washington
MusicBlink-182 in Dublin review: Poster-boys of pop punk belt out the big hits and fart jokesBy Cian O'Connell
TennisJannik Sinner recovers to progress at US Open in first match since avoiding banBy Tumaini Carayol at Flushing Meadows
BusinessOasis gigs: ‘Technical error’ led to cancellation of Manchester hotel bookings, says DalataBy Ian Curran
TransportBring in two-drink limit at airports to curb in-flight violence, says Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary
Education‘He didn’t even notice us leaving... once he saw the Lego’: First day of school a mix of emotionsBy Conor Pope
Social AffairsHiqa: 80% of Mosney centre residents have refugee status but are unable to move outBy Jade Wilson
CourtsWestmeath school asks High Court for order that could see Enoch Burke jailed for third timeBy Aodhan O Faolain
USTikTok must face lawsuit over 10-year-old girl’s ‘blackout challenge’ death, US court rulesBy Nate Raymond
TV & RadioThe Rings of Power season 2 review: The good news is the wonky Irish accents are goneBy Ed Power
Crime & LawWoman (48) charged over attack on partner with Parkinson’s who died of injuriesBy Tom Tuite
RugbyMack Hansen returns to training and expected back for Connacht’s URC opening weekendBy Linley MacKenzie
Crime & LawAustralian online sex predator jailed for 17 years had at least one Irish victim, police sayBy Colm Keena and Vivienne Clarke
EducationGovernment considering ‘all levers available’ to tackle teacher recruitment issues - FoleyBy Sarah Burns
Ireland‘His actions will forever remain a mark of honour’: funeral tributes to man who drowned rescuing childrenBy Olivia Kelleher
ArtBoy (4) smashes bronze age jar in museum: ‘I couldn’t believe it was my son who did it’By Ashifa Kassam
EducationUkrainian student who came to Ireland with poor English gets maximum points in Leaving CertBy Colm Keena
GolfShane Lowry on chasing Scottie Scheffler: ‘I give shots to my friends every day at home, but my friends are not like him’By Philip Reid
GolfLeona Maguire and Lauren Walsh will lead strong home challenge in Women’s Irish OpenBy Philip Reid
Inside Business PodcastInheritance tax in Ireland: What are the rules, and could they be changed in the budget?Listen | 31:57
CyclingEddie Dunbar wins stage 11 of Vuelta a España for his first Grand Tour victory By Shane Stokes
CAO Points - LiveCAO 2024: 56% get first choice but grade inflation ‘seriously disadvantaged’ some students By Carl O'Brien
IrelandWoman (80s) injured in weekend Donegal crash dies as county’s road safety record worsensBy Stephen Maguire
AthleticsSean Doggett advances to 400m semi-finals at World Under-20 Athletics ChampionshipsBy Ian O'Riordan
EuropeAllies afraid of approving new support policies is Ukraine’s biggest problem, says Kyiv diplomat
An Irish DiaryA test of metal – Frank McNally on the mysteries of the eponymous adjectiveBy Frank McNally
Paralympics 2024Róisín Ní Riain on track to become Ireland’s first medallist at this year’s ParalympicsBy Gordon Manning
EducationCAO 2024: University chiefs criticise ‘cruel’ grade inflation as some top students lose out on chosen courses By Carl O'Brien
EducationFive takeaways from CAO offers, from drop in points for medicine to why students are following the economy By Brian Mooney
IrelandHelicopter crash that killed two probably happened during engine-failure training - reportBy Gordon Deegan
SoccerSt Patrick’s Athletic’s hopes of making Conference League group stages dashed as they lose to Istanbul BasaksehirBy Gavin Cummiskey
IrelandAgriculture most significant cause of fish kills over five decades, study findsBy Colin Gleeson
USGunman saw Donald Trump as a ‘target of opportunity’, says FBI By Andrew Goudsward and Andy Sullivan
Paralympics 2024Paralympic Games opening ceremony boasts pianos, performers and pyrotechnics in a sun-drenched ParisBy Gordon Manning
EuropePavel Durov charged in France with allowing criminal activity on TelegramBy Associated Press Reporters
SoccerSéamus Coleman to return from injury to make Ireland’s squad for Nations LeagueBy Gavin Cummiskey
