A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

Oldest All-Ireland winning hurler Jimmy Lynam dies aged 100 in his native Cork

By Barry Roche

Lynam won his first hurling All-Ireland in 1952, and also won a Munster football medal with Cork in 1949

Oberstown management warns escalation in strike threatens safety of children and staff

By Emmet Malone

Next week’s stoppage set to last 48 hours if no progress is achieved in resolving dispute, says union

Post-Pep Premier League era begins with blast of hyper-managed shock and awe

By Barney Ronay

Possession numbers, the intense physicality and the pure rhythm of games all felt noticeably new as the season began

‘A sweet, kind woman’: Brazilian woman murdered in Limerick as suspect’s body is later found

By David Raleigh, Alekson Lacerda

Understood man and woman had been in long-term relationship and had been sharing an apartment

Staff at Horse Sport Ireland briefed on potential job cuts as interim examiner is appointed

By Ray Managh, Mark Tighe

Government body for equestrian sector holds emergency meeting for employees as examinership comes before High Court

Recommendations made after 2021 death in custody not yet implemented, inquest hears

By Jack White

Geoffrey Byrne collapsed in Criminal Courts of Justice cell shortly after he asked for his medication

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Israeli fire kills two young children in Gaza, medics say

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Amal Abu Khater (10) was hit by a bullet in her back while inside her family’s tent in ​Khan Younis

Michael Flatley honours Louis Mountbatten with flute performance near scene of IRA attack

By Sorcha Crowley

‘We just won’t forget’ says son of former Mullaghmore housekeeper on 47th anniversary of IRA assassination

Electronic tagging contract awarded following delays

By Katie Mellett

Pilot scheme to be rolled out on phased basis to alleviate pressure on prisons

The Irish Times view on the US and Canada: Trump’s wrecking ball on trade

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Both economies would lose heavily from a prolonged trade war

More than once a friendly hello has been met with silence, even here in Ireland

By Áine Ryan

Being cool means embracing the tactility of earplugs, remote conversations and stony-faced unfriendliness

Gardaí seek extradition of Jamey Carney murder suspect despite no formal treaty with Jordan

By Barry Roche

Investigation team submitted detailed file to DPP and received a direction to charge Ahmed Al Saqar

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The Irish Times view on sea temperatures: further signs of global warming

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A less visible but vital impact of climate change

Strong ties with Dublin ‘essential’ to future of Andy Burnham’s government – NI Secretary

By Harry McGee

UK and Irish governments must ‘step up’ on Troubles Bill, says Chris Bryant on first Dublin visit

Ukraine ‘wants peace’ but not at any price, says Zelenskiy

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Andy Burnham and European Council chief among dignitaries present ​for anniversary of Ukraine’s break from Soviet Union

Business journalists’ association targets €750,000 for deserving cause

By Ciara O'Brien

Quiz has been running for 23 years

European shares close little changed amid Middle East tension and Nvidia nerves

By Joe Brennan

Iseq All-Share index rose 0.7 per cent to 14,290.01

Drifting’s popularity is soaring – and its three biggest stars come from a tiny part of Ireland

By Hannah Kate Costello

James Deane, Jack Shanahan and Conor Shanahan are battling each other for the sport’s top titles

New law to provide greater certainty for cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection

By Shauna Bowers

Legal ‘right to be forgotten’ will replace voluntary code that some insurers had failed to adopt

Irish gaming start-up Entity raises €5m in seed funding

By Ciara O'Brien

Company plans new web-based gaming platform

Hosepipe ban extended to end of September in 13 counties

By Stephen Conneely

Ban will be lifted elsewhere from midnight on Wednesday following ‘improvement in water availability’

Ex-council chief sought to delete emails due to perception she was ‘the DUP’s person’, court told

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Anne Donaghy (56) on trial over alleged offences concerning Brexit-related communications while she was chief executive of Mid and East Antrim Council

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‘We don’t need Canada’: Trump attempts to increase tariff pressure

By David Shepardson, Daphne Psaledakis

Trade deal on table would have cut top-line tariff rate on Canadian cars and light-duty trucks

Ireland sent to 13th-place World Cup playoff after defeat to USA

By Mary Hannigan

Gareth Grundie’s side to play South Africa on Thursday

Ireland sent to 13th-place Word Cup playoff after defeat to USA

By Mary Hannigan

Gareth Grundie’s side to play South Africa on Thursday