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

Film and TV director John Irvin dies aged 86

By Sian Cain

Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy director said MI6 ‘took an interest’ in him but he was too left wing to be involved in espionage ‘hanky-panky’

Father of one died from stab wound to the body after incident on Cork street, inquest told

By Barry Roche

Oleksandr Zhyvystkyi moved to Ireland from Ukraine five years ago and worked as a metal fabricator

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M9 crash: Pavee Point calls for compassion amid ‘vile and racist’ comments about Travellers

By Ronan McGreevy

‘I can understand people’s anger and frustration, but this could happen to any cohort of people in Irish society,’ Martin Collins says

Why government debt matters: bond investors, yields and their impact on the economy

By Aruni Soni

Bond yields can affect everything from how much you pay on student or car loans to the housing market

ICG buyout offer of €1.2bn set to be rejected, board warns investors

By Ciarán Hancock

Early proxy votes indicate management-led offer for ferry operator could be turned down

Smithsonian Museum targeted by Trump administration as culture war plays out across US

By Joe Miller

Saving America’s Story, a 162-page report released last month by the White House, has horrified some historians

File to be sent to DPP over death of man struck by bus in Dublin city in February

By Jack White

Separately, file also being sent over a three-year-old who died after being struck by a car in Finglas in March

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Tanker off Yemen ‘boarded by armed people, diverted towards Somalia’

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United Kingdom Maritime ‌Trade ‌Operations says tanker was travelling in the Gulf of Aden

Fiosrú sends file to DPP over Dublin man’s death after interaction with gardaí

By Hugh Dooley

Paul Butler (51) died after an incident on O’Connell Street in August 2025

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Irish labour force nears 3m as employment continues to rise

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Number of people working or seeking work rose to 2.99 million in second quarter

Europe has no choice but to wish Marco Rubio well, even if it is through gritted teeth

By Janan Ganesh

Americans who support reckless wars are sometimes also the most likely to defend democratic Europe

Ireland’s second-hand housing market under pressure as properties for sale drop

By Ciara O'Brien

People seeking homes at more affordable end of market more dramatically impacted, Sherry FitzGerald says

Vigil to be held for three sisters and boy (7) injured in M9 motorway crash

By Vivienne Clarke, Ronan McGreevy

GoFundMe appeal has raised more than €500,000 to help with medical expenses

Martin Heydon ‘open’ to introducing animal food transport scheme for farmers

By Ellen Coyne

Support may not be made available until next year

Who was Jason Arday and why are there calls for a public inquiry into his death?

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Leaving Cert 2026: What time are the results out and what are other key dates?

By Brian Mooney

From the initial release of results through to the appeals process and on to rounds of college offers

Harry and Meghan: The controversies, key moments and conflicts

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The couple plan to relocate to the UK this month

US and Turkey criticise Israeli attack on Syria

By Michael Jansen

Turkey has accused ⁠Israel of trying to destabilise Syria and undermine its new administration

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Max Verstappen signs new Red Bull contract to stay in Formula One until 2030

By Giles Richards in Zandvoort

Four-time world champion had been linked with Mercedes and McLaren

Mark Zuckerberg buys Strancally Castle in Co Waterford

By Ronald Quinlan

Tech billionaire and wife acquire Strancally Castle in off-market transaction

Gardaí routinely question journalists in bid to identify confidential sources, study finds

By Sarah Burns

Legislation should be introduced to protect rights of journalists, Irish Council for Civil Liberties says

Have your say: What do you think can be done to prevent wrong-way motorway driving?

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Gardaí have begun specialist pursuit training with a British police force but can more be done?

JD Sports cuts profit outlook as US sales slump

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Second-quarter sales see steeper decline

Founder of collapsed Chinese property giant given life sentence

By Thomas Hale

Evergrande chairman Hui Ka Yan jailed following developer’s default almost five years ago

Central African Republic artisanal gold mine collapses, killing more than 100

By Eromo Egbejule in Cotonou, news agencies

Landslide happened in the village of Zamboye, near the border with Cameroon