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

Will the world trust Zuckerberg on personalised AI?

By Emmet Ryan

Meta’s Muse Glimmer offers consumers and business localised AI but can it overcome reputational scepticism

Scattered showers today and Friday, but dry for the weekend

By Tim O'Brien

Met Éireann forecasts temperatures up to 19 degrees over coming days

I tried out new foods at work. They helped my focus and creativity, and I felt better too

By Margaret Ward

New book examines how the right diet can improve workplace performance, including focus, clarity, energy and creativity

The son of AA Gill and disciple of Anthony Bourdain is both sweet and irritating in his tender memoir

By Mei Chin

The author, a son of AA Gill and protege of Anthony Bourdain, balances struggles with addiction with a tender memoir about family

Former Adare caddie takes AI route to scratch golf

By Olive Keogh

New golf app combines practice and training to help enthusiastic amateurs improve their game

Coillte ordered to stop felling at forest over fears for oak trees

By Caroline O'Doherty

Department of Agriculture issues order to cease work to allow investigation of felling licence

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Durán on the double as Celtic see off LASK in opening Champions League playoff

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Austrian side had two goals ruled out for offside

US debt tops $40tn threshold after doubling up under Trump and Biden

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Budget watchdog groups have been anticipating the news for weeks, with some issuing stark warnings of a debt crisis

Kinahan lieutenant Sean McGovern sues State over detention in Portlaoise Prison

By Tim O'Brien

The governor of Portlaoise Prison, the Irish Prison Service and the Minister for Justice are listed as defendants in the case

M9 crash: What happened when? From break-in attempts to the fatal collision

By Conor Lally

Fundraiser for injured sisters and young boy reaches €400,000 three days after incident

Fifth Fifa vice-president turns against Gianni Infantino

By Matt Hughes

Hungary’s Sandor Csanyi highly critical of Fifa president

The Irish Times view on school patronage: a realignment is needed

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A system funded almost entirely by the State must reflect the needs of those it is supposed to serve

Israel army admits firing on car carrying Hind Rajab (5) and family in Gaza and opens criminal inquiry

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IDF to carry out investigation into killings near Rafah of 15 Palestinian medics and humanitarian personnel in March 2025

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Cork University Hospital short more than 1,000 staff, says chief executive

By Harry McGee

Health Service Executive says hospital operating at a staffing level of 260 above its approved limit as of last month

‘It’s a process, it’s a journey’: Rory McIlroy looks to get back on track at BMW Championship

By Philip Reid

‘Big course’ like Bellerive will help his cause as he looks to learn from recent mistakes

The Irish Times view on Ukraine: Zelenskiy’s new challenge

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The underlying story is of a leader steadily hollowing out his own support

Farmers cast grateful glance to the skies as rain falls at Virginia Show

By Nicole McDermott in Virginia

Cattle breeders at Co Cavan agricultural show ponder future feed shortages as summer heat stunts grass growth

The Healy-Raes review: Riveting portrait feels like a soap opera moulded out of muck and cunning

By Ed Power

Michael’s falling out with brother Danny adds familial tension, while the lasting impression is of politicians who are perfectly aware of the divisive figures they cut

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Bail applications can fall within article 40 habeas corpus relief in ‘exceptional circumstances’, High Court finds

By Ray Managh

Cases taken in relation to lack of legal representation linked to Legal Aid strike had previously given rise to two very different decisions

UUP leader Jon Burrows to name North’s new health minister on Thursday

By Freya McClements

Burrows said Mike Nesbitt’s resignation was regrettable but did not rule out succeeding him

Paddy Power attempt at lighthearted satire about the English falls foul of ad regulator

By Conor Pope

Watchdog said advert conveyed message English people ‘did not clean up after themselves’

Sinkholes, the unlikely link between Monaghan and Montparnasse

By Frank McNally

Magheracloone holds the only Irish deposits of gypsum, while the French capital was extensively mined to make plaster of Paris

Teenage boy seriously injured in e-scooter crash

By Conor Pope

Incident is latest in wave of injuries among young e-scooter users prompting concern over recent weeks

Israeli strike kills nine Palestinians including teen at police station in Gaza, say medics

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⁠Separate strike on Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza earlier kills one, taking Wednesday’s death toll ‌to ‌at ​least 10

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Israel issues tender for homes in West Bank project opposed by Palestinians

By Mark Weiss

Tender covers part of a wider plan for 3,401 homes in area east of Jerusalem that Palestinians say could divide the West Bank