BusinessAlmost three-quarters of consumers expect Christmas to be more expensive this yearBy Fiona Keeley
BooksLocal history: From William Orr and the not-so-united Irishmen to a box of underwear labelled ‘ass sizes’ By Paul Clements
SponsoredWater pollution has no one cause but many small steps and working together can bring great change
Middle EastBeirut letter: Over the past two months, I have had an education in how fragile the human body isBy Sally Hayden
Food MonthPeter Caviston recognised for lifetime achievement at Good Food Ireland awardsBy Ella Sloane
Your MoneyVouchers, commuter tickets and bikes: How employers can help their staff save taxBy Fiona Reddan
Food MonthKen Doherty of Assassination Custard takes a culinary tour of the ancient Italian cave-dwelling town of MateraBy Ken Doherty
Your Money If my dad follows my mum into a nursing home will Fair Deal charge us again?By Dominic Coyle
AbroadWashing up in Iberia: ‘We realised we weren’t ever going to sail the world, so we moved ashore and sold the boat’By Martina Tyrrell
Property ClinicAre owners in my estate’s management company using funds to ‘feather their own nest’?By Paul Huberman
Your WellnessFrom screentime to dinner time: how parents can improve family life, diet and relationshipsBy Sheila Wayman
ResidentialEvocative Small Things Like These property could become cosy home, seeking €149,000By Alanna Gallagher
Election 2024Help with cost of fixing broken dishwashers and bikes under Green election pledgeBy Cormac McQuinn
Your MoneyOne company, three prices: TSMC mispricing echoes the 2000s dotcom bubbleBy Proinsias O'Mahony
Election 2024‘There’s a girl in my course who travels from Monaghan every morning’: Housing the biggest election concern for DCU studentsBy Shauna Bowers
RugbyOwen Doyle: Ireland must ensure Scott Barrett’s claim about Joe McCarthy is not swept under the carpet By Owen Doyle
Education‘We need extra time now’: Students with additional needs call for State exam changesBy Peter McGuire
RugbyJuan Martín González and Argentina want to change their tune against Ireland in DublinBy Gerry Thornley
Gaelic GamesLeinster club finals set for Croke Park on what promises to be a busy SaturdayBy Seán Moran
EducationLeaving Cert students may face single English exam, with project in fifth yearBy Carl O'Brien
People‘The US has become really divisive. I definitely prefer the quality of life here. I like the people and the possibilities’By Ella Sloane
RacingEx-trainer says Horse Racing Ireland response to plan for retired racehorses is ‘discouraging’By Brian O'Connor
Rugby‘It just wasn’t who we are’: Mack Hansen disappointed with losing return to Irish XV By Johnny Watterson
OpinionAre green number plates a good idea or a silly gimmick? Michael McAleer and John McManus debate By John McManus and Michael McAleer
Your Wellness‘Is that your wife? You should be ashamed’: a charity collector’s anti-immigrant hate in south DublinBy Orla Tinsley
OpinionI stepped back from the restaurant business two years ago. Here’s why 600 other closures have followedBy Angela Ruttledge
Business Today NewsletterDecarbonisation task gets bigger, medical funding call out and poster boysBy Conn Ó Midheach
BusinessDCC shares soar on plan to abandon conglomerate roots to focus on energy sectorBy Joe Brennan
Election 2024Parties clash on future of Help to Buy scheme which Sinn Féin plans to abolishBy Tim O'Brien
Conversations with Parents PodcastTerry Prone on allowing son Anton Savage to be in her publicity as a child: ‘I think it was the wrong thing to do’By Jen HoganListen | 37:14
IrelandYour top stories on Tuesday: Leaving Cert students may face single English exam; and readers divided on Michael O’Leary’s remarks
WorldDisasters being supercharged by man-made climate change with no country spared, UN chief tells Cop29By Kevin O'Sullivan
MotorsEV Q&A: Are there different kinds of batteries used in electric cars? Which one is best?By Neil Briscoe
CourtsStabbing of Marius Mamaliga (19) by Brandon Gavin (22) was ‘planned and premeditaed’, jury hearsBy Elaine Stenson
BusinessVodafone revenue grows as merger with Three UK nears completionBy Alex Daniel, PA Business Reporter
BusinessShell wins appeal against order to cut greenhouse gas emissionsBy Kenza Bryan and Malcolm Moore
IrelandFood Safety Authority of Ireland issues 16 enforcement orders on businesses in OctoberBy Jade Wilson
Crime & LawLocals in Grangecon, Co Wicklow, hopeful that searches will bring peace to Jo Jo Dullard’s familyBy Stephen Farrell
OpinionMichael O’Leary’s swipe at teachers won’t land more than a glancing blow on Fine GaelBy Liz Carolan
CourtsChildren who sued for defamation after being kicked out of shopping centre settle case for €7,500 eachBy Ray Managh
Election 2024Independent Ireland election candidate says he stands over immigrant crime commentsBy Jennifer Bray
Social AffairsSt Vincent de Paul prepares for record number of calls over financial hardship in 2024 By Mark Hilliard
Asia-PacificAt least 35 people killed in southern China after car driven into crowd outside sports stadium By Denis Staunton
CourtsMother and profoundly disabled son lose Supreme Court appeal over means-tested carer’s allowanceBy Ellen O'Riordan
EuropeUkraine facing ‘50,000 Russian troops’ in border area as North Korea ratifies defence pact with MoscowBy Daniel McLaughlin
Election 2024Aontú pledges to cut legal immigration and seek swifter deportation for rejected asylum numbersBy Pat Leahy
Election 2024Green Party manifesto pledges €10bn more for investment in public transportBy Jack Horgan-Jones
CourtsWoman who alleges she was raped by Conor McGregor had ‘severe’ post-traumatic stress disorder, psychiatrist tells court By Mary Carolan
BusinessHigh Court makes orders for Bord Pleanála to reconsider Johnny Ronan’s plan for 45-storey towerBy Ellen O'Riordan
Election 2024State construction company to directly employ design teams, construction workers as ‘public servants’, under Labour policy By Marie O'Halloran
USTrump hush-money judge delays ruling on whether to throw out conviction on presidential immunity groundsBy Victoria Bekiempis
Election 2024Next government will need ‘new deal’ to support farmers as sector faces ‘huge challenge’, says IFABy Sarah Burns
Ireland‘I am very worried for my son’: Mother calls for release of Belfast man detained in DubaiBy Jade Wilson and Emmet Malone
IrelandKathleen Watkins: Funeral Mass remembers a woman whose life was a ‘hymn of love’By Ronan McGreevy
Crime & LawGardaí following definite line of inquiry in North Cork after hit and run incident By Barry Roche
Climate CrisisCop29: UK attempts to become global leader on climate with new emissions target for 2035By Kevin O'Sullivan
An Irish DiaryThe spirit of 1965 – Kevin Rafter on Ireland’s first television electionBy Kevin Rafter
Election 2024Election Daily: Has Sinn Féin improved its standing with working class voters? Listen | 20:51
Election 2024Opposition rounds on ‘arrogant’ Coalition duo Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael By Pat Leahy and Sarah Burns
CourtsDiarmuid Phelan trial: ‘Racist and disgraceful’ to suggest he saw himself as above men with dogsBy Alison O'Riordan
IrelandIreland weather: Met Éireann says sleet and snow is possible next week as temperatures plummetBy Olivia Kelly
RugbyFarrell set to stay his hand on wholesale changes for Ireland XV against ArgentinaBy Gerry Thornley
Crime & LawMurdered showjumper Katie Simpson was ‘stolen’ from family says father as watchdog criticises policeBy Seanín Graham
BoxingKatie Taylor: ‘If you’re a boxing person it really matters Mike Tyson does well against Jake Paul’By Donald McRae
Election 2024Election 2024: day five of the campaign - as it happenedBy Jennifer Bray, Jade Wilson and Glen Murphy
Election 2024Fine Gael to announce plans to ‘phase out’ third level fees in election manifesto, says Simon Harris By Jack Horgan-Jones and Jennifer Bray
Crime & LawArea inside Ballyfin Demesne hotel sealed off as crime scene after fatal assaultBy Conor Lally, Ronan McGreevy and Mark Hilliard
