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

New Irish mother in the US: ‘After six weeks I couldn’t imagine going back to work’

By Genevieve Carbery

Having a baby abroad: ‘Once my Mum arrived I knew I could fall apart’

‘Do not touch’: In Ireland we have conditioned ourselves to stay at arm’s length

By Céire Sadlier

The way we touch each other is such a delicate thing, with a fine line between lovingness and lechery

John FitzGerald: My wife was sceptical, but retrofitting our 1970s semi with a heat pump was a smart move

By John FitzGerald

Not only have we saved on heating bills, but we have dramatically reduced our carbon emissions

An tráth seo bliana

By Alan Titley

Tá contúirt ollmhór ann nach bhfuil á lua mórán

It must be hell to be handsome

By Patsy McGarry

A total lack of challenge or effort has to be bad for character

The Irish Times view on fuel subsidies: decision day draws closer

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Absence of any clear path to end of hostilities in Gulf means prices will likely remain elevated

The Irish Times view on the Northern Ireland Executive: new rules are needed

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Speculation has been growing in recent weeks that Sinn Féin is about to pull the plug on powersharing

Cambridge University defends its mental health support for Jason Arday

By Rachel Hall

Arday, 41, was pronounced dead at his London home on Friday, following widespread coverage of plagiarism accusations

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‘Massive’ Ukrainian drone attack on Russia kills at least six, says Moscow

By Dan Sabbagh in Kyiv

Russian drone missile attacks killed seven people in Ukraine

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Rose of Tralee 2026: distant diaspora and defeated hopefuls greet competitors in parade

By Niamh Browne

Thousands line Kerry town’s streets to celebrate arrival of 2026 International Roses

The Alice Project review: Kilkenny witch-hunt story reaches thrilling finale

By Ruby Eastwood

Kilkenny Arts Festival 2026: City turns its history into theatre with huge, largely local cast. It’s a visually stunning spectacle

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Daniel Kinahan and the role of the reader in Irish Times journalism

By Conor Goodman

Reader submissions are the mainstay of several weekly columns, and inform many of our stories and investigations

TV guide: the best new shows to watch this week

By Aoife Barry

August 16th-21st highlights: including Ludwig, The Healy-Raes: Blood Sweat & Tears, and The Rose of Tralee

English Premier League team-by-team guide: The title challengers, key signings and players to watch this season

By Mary Hannigan

Chelsea and Tottenham have splashed the cash, with plenty of transfers still likely to happen

My boyfriend often drinks heavily and takes cocaine and I’m struggling to deal with it

By Roe McDermott

Ask Roe: On the surface level, I find it disgraceful that my partner would get into this state

The Writer’s Writer: A dive into John McGahern’s literary archive shows his huge impact

By Eamon Maher

Leitrim writer’s archive features words of praise from Seamus Heaney, Brian Friel and Colm Tóibín, while Claire Keegan and Anne Enright also speak of his influence

Fergie Chambers: The Dublin-based communist millionaire in the Trump administration’s crosshairs

By Rachel Lavin

Heir turned ‘professional revolutionary’ left his home in Ireland for a holiday in Spain but was arrested after US extradition order on terror funding charges

Right-wing AfD on a roll ahead of crucial election as it taps into East German nostalgia

By Derek Scally

Berlin politicians fear Germany’s first AfD-led state could hobble federal co-operation

A Little Bit Bad: One for the bath with a glass of wine, in the best possible way

By Lucy Sweeney Byrne

Cassandra Neyenesch’s novel is so funny and brutal it might make you get in a fight with your husband or start looking up roofers

Win an overnight stay at Dunluce Lodge, Co. Antrim, with breakfast and dinner for two people sharing

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The Irish Times has teamed with the five-star, Dunluce Lodge in Portrush, Co. Antrim to offer one lucky reader the chance to win an overnight stay for two with breakfast and dinner included.

Win two Weekend Camping tickets to Electric Picnic 2026

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With summer drawing to a close, why not see it out in style with a pair of tickets to the most renowned party in Ireland’s festival calendar!

Win a Luxury Summer Getaway for two at Powerscourt Hotel Resort and Spa

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The Irish Times has teamed up with Powerscourt Hotel Resort and Spa to offer one lucky pair a luxurious one-night stay.

Win an overnight stay at Abbey Court Hotel & Leisure Club, Tipperary

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Win the ultimate overnight stay, with prosecco and chocolates on arrival, a three-course dinner, leisure club access, late checkout, and breakfast.

Win a two-night stay in The College Green Hotel Dublin

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The Irish Times has teamed up with the Autograph Collection to offer one lucky winner a two night bed-and-breakfast stay with bottle of champagne on arrival.

The solar eclipse in pictures: How the spectacle was seen across Ireland

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The solar eclipse peaked in Ireland between 7pm and 7.45pm on Wednesday