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

AI is here to stay, but proceed with extreme caution

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Keeping this useful but potentially dangerous technology in check should be the priority

We’re not the best or worst, but we could be great if we were as brave as our emigrants

By Kathy Sheridan

Nothing like Dublin in the drizzle to ignite dreams of moving Down Under or somewhere closer

Houses of the Oireachtas forecast to be more than €24m in the red by 2027

By Marie O’Halloran

First independent look at how houses are run since 2004 amid ‘emerging financial pressures’

Low transplant rates have serious repercussions

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We owe it to organ donors to ensure our transplant system is fully equipped to save lives

Photographing the first day of school will freeze the moment but not the memory

By Ciara Greene, Gillian Murphy

Remembering is an active process. Each time we revisit an event, we reconstruct it

‘An incredible course’: K Club’s Palmer South emerges from the shadow for Women’s Irish Open

By Philip Reid

Some of the players have had their say ahead of teeing off – and the reviews are glowing

Late rugby correspondent Edmund Van Esbeck’s report on Paris victory was a career highlight

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Fantastic report beautifully heralded the dawn of a new era for Irish rugby

Sending a child to college costs an average of €11,102 this year. Here is the smarter way to pay

By Joanne Hunt

College costs a lot of money, so start planning now

Aer Lingus head office staff seek to stall job cuts talks

By Barry O'Halloran

Move follows row with pilots over European works council demand for consultations

The solution to hurling’s handpass blight is quite simple

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Outsourcing responsibility to linesmen or even a microchip is no guarantee of success

FAI will financially support new National League through to the 2029 season

By Gavin Cummiskey

Amateur division gives 15 clubs the chance to aim for League of Ireland promotion

PSNI officer sacked over sexual relationship with victim

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A police officer in Northern Ireland has been sacked for having a sexual relationship with a woman he met during an investigation, intimidating a former partner and attempting to falsify evidence.

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Kin, Traitors and comedy lead new RTÉ season

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The return of KIN, RTÉ's biggest-ever Irish drama slate, new home-grown comedy and a second season of The Traitors Ireland are among the highlights of RTÉ's new season of programming.

I took a pay cut two years ago and it wasn’t put in writing. Can I demand it be restored?

By Jack White

Work Q&A: As well as salary restoration, I want to ask for a pay rise as compensation

Monkstown villa with sleek, modern interior set for auction

By Frances O'Rourke

Number 1 Richmond Hill has four bedrooms and an elegantly updated interior

Aughinish latest: Claim that oligarch retains Rusal control is based on ‘presumptions’, company argues

By Jack Power

Russian aluminium giant’s Swedish arm warns closure of smelting plant would cause ‘irreparable’ economic harm

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Belfast’s five-star Fitzwilliam Hotel hits the market with €37m price tag

By Ronald Quinlan

146-bedroom hotel comes for sale with full planning permission for addition of 52 bedrooms, spa and swimming pool

There’s more than one way for me to answer ‘Where are you from?’

By Seán Moncrieff

There are now few parts of Ireland that do not contain first- or second-generation migrants

‘It invalidated me as their mother’: Irish woman told to return daughter’s passport

By Jack White

Dublin native in same-sex relationship ‘devastated’ after daughter refused Irish citizenship as she was not birth mother

‘We can get rid of them for €3,000’: How small businesses are being targeted by fake reviews

By Paul Colgan

For a wedding photographer, one negative review was all it took for couples to look elsewhere

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The Tipperary walled town: ‘The bars on the windows aren’t decorative – they kept the cows out’

By Rosita Boland

‘Horse money’ is evident in Co Tipperary town where local group is working to keep knowledge of medieval past alive

School refusal: Parents and experts call for compassionate approach to classroom anxiety

By Maria McHale

Refusal to attend school is rarely a straightforward matter

'I'm still paying a mortgage for a home destroyed by a fire'

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Sarah Williams's flat was destroyed in a fire two years ago. Why is she still paying a mortgage on it?

Rail boss 'in awe' after Kidman and Bullock scene

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The stars appear on the train, specially transported to a film studos for a new movie sequel.

X-ray verifies taxidermy as extinct Tasmanian Tiger

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Collector James Cranfield says "it's like a dream" to acquire the head for £62,600.