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

Scarf dressing: from sarongs to bandanas, the scarf is the fastest route to chic this season

By Corina Gaffey

You probably already have this transformative accessory tucked away in your wardrobe

August is the strangest month, the ‘Sunday of the year’

By Sarah Moss

Sometimes I want August to be over. It begins to feel like a waiting time, too much anticipation and not enough result

Throwing the sliotar is a big problem in hurling, but there might be a technological solution

By Denis Walsh

Hurling’s handpass has turned into a botched nose-job on the face of the game

AI is causing some crazy days on the stock market

By Proinsias O'Mahony

Volatility in certain share prices may reflect uncertainty and rational reassessment

The limitations of ‘red flags’ in healthcare

By Muiris Houston

Dr Muiris Houston: Managing diagnostic uncertainty is a lifelong challenge for doctors

‘Imagine if my two kids ended up in TUS as well and they’re looking at their old man walking around’

By Jen Hogan

Having begun a tertiary degree at 45, David Faulkner is proud of being able to say: ‘I am able; I am capable’

A visit to Verona during opera season: a city rich in treasures

By Deirdre McQuillan

The city in northern Italy offers pleasures for music and history buffs alike

A Thought without Collision by Adrian Duncan: A sublime and fascinating exploration of how people teach and learn

By Greg Londe

This is the most playful and spellbinding of the author’s seven books

I once asked Mam why she married my father. She said: ‘I took pity on him’

By Patsy McGarry

In a Word... Birthday

Properties to rent in Dublin fell by 18% despite new rules, report finds

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

New rent regulations triggered record 4.4 per cent hike in average market rents in first quarter

Rory McIlroy’s daring run stalls late on as Wyndham Clark drives off with BMW Championship

By Philip Reid

McIlroy’s bogey on the par-5 17th and a birdie for Clark ended a fine challenge in the final round

Landslide in Guinea kills 30 people at capital city landfill site

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Heavy rains cause collapse of large mound of waste, engulfing tents and shacks

British police aborted pursuit of car seconds before fatal crash that killed seven

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Police aborted chase and continued to travel on correct side of carriageway

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‘We Were Always Here’: Ireland’s first permanent LGBTQ museum exhibition opens in Cork

By Barry Roche

‘Too often the history of the LGBT community has been invisible, ignored or erased,’ said curator Orla Egan

Andoni Iraola ‘wouldn’t have signed up for this result’ but relieved for Liverpool to earn point

By Louise Taylor

Dominik Szoboszlai penalty claws back opening draw at St James’ Park

The Irish Times view on fuel excise reductions: short-term or short-sighted?

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Friday’s action buys a little time and some peace but does not resolve the deeper questions

The Irish Times view on child poverty: more needs to be done

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High levels of childhood poverty affect us all directly or indirectly

Lando Norris denies Kimi Antonelli at Dutch GP after Max Verstappen crashes out

By Giles Richards at Zandvoort

Verstappen suffers opening-lap crash in home race at Zandvoort

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Latest Gaza flotilla sets sail from Kinsale with ‘trepidation’

By Colette Sheridan

Freedom Flotilla Coalition is likely to be intercepted by Israeli forces

Michael Collins’s willingness to compromise still relevant today, commemoration hears

By Barry Roche

David McCullagh told Béal na Bláth gathering Collins saw the bigger picture when agreeing to treaty

Dominik Szoboszlai rescues Liverpool from the spot late on in swashbuckling encounter against Newcastle

By Louise Taylor at St James' Park

Tributes paid to Kevin Keegan before kick-off and by his former sides in thrilling manner of drawn encounter

‘No more!!!’: Trump berates Canada after talks devolve into trade war

By Lauren Almeida

US president’s comments come after United States imposes 50% tariffs on $20bn worth of Canadian goods

United States to unveil ‘toughest sanctions in history’ on Iran

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Economy already under enormous pressure from international restrictions, while infrastructure bombed repeatedly

Season finale: Mae Leonard on a belated trip to a famous French rose garden

By Mae Leonard

Kind gesture in Paris led to unexpected glimpse of Empress Josephine’s roses

Irish man charged with murder of Irish woman in Melbourne

By Órla Ryan

Tributes paid to Annmarie O’Reilly, who was originally from Co Tipperary