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

Child poverty fell by less than 1% last year, Government progress report shows

By Harry McGee

Rate of consistent child poverty fell to below 8% for first time but is still far from 2030 target of 3%

‘I used to always throw the ball’: Séamus Flanagan adds fuel to hurling handpass debate

By Muireann Duffy

Former Limerick hurler says handpasses the ‘biggest guessing game of all time’ for referees

Shares slide as surging oil prices and bond yields dent confidence

By Ian Curran

Tumbling chipmaker stocks sends Wall Street’s main indices near two-week lows

Iran threatens new offensive while Trump rules out extending ceasefire deal

Byline not supplied

Strait of Hormuz will remain shut until US meets conditions of interim deal, Iranian negotiator says

Dáithí Ó Sé: ‘People were having cheap shots at the Rose of Tralee for a long, long time’

By Niamh Browne

Television presenter rejects criticism of festival as being dated

Suit you, sir! Elegance and craft from a South Korean tailor, with that touch of Italian style

By Naomi O’Leary

‘The tailors spoke Neapolitan dialect – famously challenging even for Italians to master’

Mould, pests and fire alarm issues noted during inspections of homeless accommodation

By Ken Foxe

Records show array of issues at properties inspected on behalf of Dublin Regional Homeless Executive

Martin O’Neill disappointed with Arne Engels exit timing before European clash

Byline not supplied

Belgian midfielder signs for West Ham for EFL transfer record of £22 million

Improved Ber rating can boost home value, notes fresh analysis

By Stephen Conneely

Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland and MyHome analysed the final sale prices of 50,000 homes sold between 2023 and 2024

Beaumont Hospital chief executive steps down after two years

By Martin Wall

Anne Coyle to stay on until November to facilitate new leadership transition at north Dublin hospital

Oberstown ‘running on fumes for years’, says care worker striking over staffing

By Emmet Malone

Expanding capacity for detainees would undermine safety, caution workers

A Great British pub crawl (for journalistic purposes)

By Mark Paul

UK government is worried about pub closures but we have done our best to keep them in business

TikTok ‘monitoring’ M9 crash content and defends record on removing harmful posts

By Hugh Dooley, Ciara O'Brien

Media regulator Coimisiún na Meán has contacted the social media company over its handling of dangerous driving footage

Culture Night 2026 in Dublin: Events to catch across the capital

By John O'Connor

From poetry and theatre to K-pop and pole dancing, expect more than 300 free events

New €2 charge for online shoppers – what you need to know

By Conor Pope

EU-imposed handling fee is coming on top of recent customs duty change and, for some, delivery service handling charges

Exports to US continue month-on-month volatility

By Stephen Conneely

Ireland exported €4.3 billion worth of goods to the US in June, down from €5.1 billion in April but up from €3.5 billion in January

Ever wondered how teachers treat your children when you’re not there? Then listen to this

Byline not supplied

Conversations with Parents podcast with Jen Hogan

Poet Anna D on the transition into motherhood: ‘I was burning out really quickly’

By Ellen Clusker

The Women’s Podcast with Róisín Ingle

M9 crash: Car involved in fatal incident was bought rather than stolen, gardaí believe

By Vivienne Clarke, Hugh Dooley

Garda representatives warn that roads policing units are under-resourced and members lack pursuit training

Russia warns UK will ‘pay price’ for supplying drones to Ukraine

Byline not supplied

UK prime minister Andy Burnham vows to continue material support for Ukraine as drone

If my sister leaves €200,000 to my child, would that impact their inheritance tax threshold?

By Dominic Coyle

The important thing to remember is that there are three categories and beneficiaries only need to worry about what happens in each

Which Irish primary schools have the highest demand for change to religious ethos? Find out here

By Rachel Lavin

Find out where your school ranks using Irish Times search tool

The one-person play where you’re handed a script and invited to perform it to a tree

By Chris McCormack

Dublin Fringe Festival 2026: Theatre designer Dan Daly on bringing Arborlogues from Brooklyn to St Stephen’s Green

Prof Jason Arday had been victim of ‘public execution’, vigil hears

Byline not supplied

Thousands gather to remember former Cambridge academic and criticise ‘racist witch hunt’ preceding his death

• Machine signalDeath or self-harm

Donald Trump’s approval falls to 33%, the lowest of his presidency, poll finds

Byline not supplied

Four-fifths of US adults believe US war on Iran will ‘last a long time’