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The ECB has been warning about expensive stocks since 2014

By Proinsias O'Mahony

There’s a reason why financial advisers say time in the market beating timing the market

‘They called me and I went for the interview... They just needed my Leaving Cert results’

By Jen Hogan

The tertiary degree route is one student Saira Mughal highly recommends to others

I Want Your Sex director Gregg Araki: ‘We’ve had some crazy screenings of this movie’

By Donald Clarke

Now an elder statesman of cinema, the film-maker returns with a ‘sex-positive love letter to Gen Z’

‘Woke’ now belongs to the right. It will need to be prised from their cold, dead hands

By Donald Clarke

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez invited re-evaluation of the movement’s first iteration – there is no suggestion the entire project is being trashed

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The ‘ordinary’ woman accused of assassinating a Russian commander in Crimea

By Pjotr Sauer

Friends close to Margarita Reutt are shocked she could allegedly plant bomb that killed Ukrainian defector Robert Shageev, while others recall a stubborn grit to see any plan through It was just after dawn in Sevastopol when a powerful explosion tore through a quiet square in a residential district of the Russian-occupied Crimean port city. Hidden inside a rubbish bin, a bomb containing the equivalent of about 500g o

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Is a French Sunday the secret to a healthier, happier life? | Polly Hudson

By Polly Hudson

The idea of being deliberately unproductive is certainly tempting. The only concern is that you might enjoy it too much... They know what they’re doing when it comes to kissing, toast and horns, so get ready for a French Sunday. A new theory suggests that embracing this intriguing-sounding strategy might just be the secret to life, and, more importantly, to dreading Monday less. Apparently in France the Sabbath reall

Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, Coyote vs Acme, Spa Weekend and Stop! That! Train!: Four new films to see this week

By Donald Clarke, Tara Brady

Hannah Einbinder, Gillian Anderson, Isla Fisher, RuPaul and Ginger Minj feature in a quartet of movies released in the week of August 21st, 2026

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Author Naeem Murr: ‘My stories emerge out of my Irish mother’s silence and the silence of my dead father’

By Martin Doyle

The writer on Gaza-themed new novel Every Exit Brings You Home, not being from anywhere in particular, and the ‘terrifying’ reality of Ice in Chicago

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New poetry: Frank Ormsby’s tremendous poems loom out of darkness, shot with stars, lit with sound

By Martina Evans

Plus collections by Nessa O’Mahony, Lily Blacksell and Samantha Wynne-Rhydderch reviewed

Hundreds gather at Béal na Bláth for Collins ceremony

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Hundreds of visitors gathered in Béal na Bláth in Co Cork today for the commemoration of Irish revolutionary Michael Collins - 104 years after his death at the site.

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US says 'foolish' Canada faces 'devastating' trade war

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The US has warned its neighbour of serious pain in any trade war but Canada is standing firm in the face of what it sees as unreasonable demands.

How do we explain joy that went beyond traditional supporters when Mayo won All-Ireland?

By Fr Brendan Hoban

Rite and Reason: The reaction when the county’s footballers finally won the Sam Maguire was unpredictable

Fitness coach had stroke weeks after giving birth

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Becki Barratt says she never imagined she would hear the words - "you've had a stroke" – at her age.

Why we can't look away from hoarder home clean-ups

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Videos of extreme cleaning posted on social media often go viral and are watched millions of times.

Iran warns countries against joining in US sanctions

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Iran warned countries against participating in the United States' "economic war" against the Islamic republic, saying they would be considered enemies.

The Weeknd at Croke Park review: Faintly ridiculous – what’s with the Nespresso ad? – but still pure fun

By Ruby Eastwood

Abel Tesfaye’s Saturday-night Dublin show is a real spectacle. Oddly, though, there’s remarkably little sexual charisma

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Shabana Azeez: ‘The most disgusting thing I’ve seen on The Pitt? American coffee’

By Rafqa Touma

The Australian actor on posing as a patient for medical schools, having multiple birthdays on The Airport Chaplain and the song ‘nobody likes’ by the Strokes What is the most disgusting thing you saw on the set of The Pitt? I mean, American coffee. It’s bad over there. The de-gloved leg was gross. I saw a full vaginal birth. I drilled into a skull! Continue reading...

Seven people killed after car driven wrong way on dual carriageway in northeast England

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Two police officers died in crash that took place near Middlesbrough in early hours of Saturday

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De Zerbi learns cash alone cannot fix Spurs' losing mentality

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Spurs head coach Roberto De Zerbi discovers cash is no cure for a losing mentality as they crash to a heavy defeat at Brentford, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

Woman arrested and explosives seized in Dundalk

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Gardaí carried out searches as part of ‘investigation targeting an organised crime group’

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I’d heard ringing in my ears before. This time, it didn’t stop

By Miranda Luby

Miranda Luby was only 36 years old when her tinnitus arrived in the middle of the night, without warning and for no clear reason One night two years ago, I was lying in bed when I began to hear a high-pitched, electronic hum. The scene that followed would be comical if it wasn’t so traumatic. I roamed around the house in my PJs, frantically pressing my ears against various electrical appliances. It took half an hour

The moment I knew: Days after September 11, we flew through turbulence – all I could say was ‘I love you’

By Scott Westerfeld

In 2001, Scott Westerfeld travelled from New York City to Sydney to see Justine Larbalestier. In the immediate aftermath of 9/11, they navigated the crisis as best they could, together Find more stories from the moment I knew series I noticed Justine before she noticed me. We were at a literary award ceremony, and she was wearing a dress upcycled from a black Velvet Elvis painting, talking to a man three times her ag

Four men appear in court after Garda chase connected to burglary investigation

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Volvo was observed on M50 and an operation to contain the vehicle was initiated, court heard

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Two police officers among seven killed in wrong-way car crash

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A car was travelling the wrong way down the A66 near Middlesbrough before it struck a police vehicle heading in opposite direction.

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Blue plaque unveiled at home of Paddington creator

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Chairman of the Haslemere Society, Chris Harrison, says it was a day where "friends were reunited".