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

Vigil held for family who died in sea off Shoreham

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Town pays its respects to a family who died after getting into difficulty in the water off West Sussex.

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Four men charged in connection with spate of burglaries

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Four men have appeared at Dublin District Court charged in connection with an investigation into a spate of burglaries across several counties.

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Four men due in court after gardaí 'contain' car on M50

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Four men who were arrested after gardaí stopped a vehicle following a "managed containment operation" on the M50 in Dublin are due to appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice this afternoon.

Large-scale solar farm planned for Longford ‘could power more than 18,000 homes’

By Tim O'Brien

Lanesborough is attractive site for renewable energy as it is near grid connection of former power plant

Two arrested after man stabbed in Newtownabbey

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PSNI alerted to report of incident early on Saturday

Woman (80s) dies in hospital after being hit by car in Co Mayo

By Órla Ryan

Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incident in Ballinrobe on Thursday to come forward

Promoted Hull get off to dream start against misfiring Manchester United

By Will Unwin at MKM Stadium

United’s inability to defend set-pieces allowed Hull centre backs Semi Ajayi and Nobel Mendy to strike in first half

Two men re-arrested after death of soldier

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The family of 22-year-old Liam Potts say he was the "heart and soul of any room".

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Farmers call for logistical supports as winter fodder crisis looms

By Tim O'Brien

Animal feed from west of Ireland could be transported to drought-affected east, say groups

How F1 became the ultimate test track for Amazon’s AI, but at what cost?

By Neil Briscoe

What started out as a way to attract fans is now having an impact in other spheres, and it’s eating through enough energy to power a small country

M9 crash: Wrong-way collision survivor ‘cannot believe it has happened again’

By Cillian Sherlock, Press Association

Woman seriously injured in a similar crash in Co Cork three years ago speaks of long-lasting physical and psychological toll

Wrong-way crash survivor can't believe it happened again

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A woman seriously injured in a wrong-way motorway crash three years ago has said the M9 collision last weekend has "brought it all back" for her.

Under-15s banned from solo bus travel in city

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After anti-social behaviour on buses in Hanley, children must now be with an adult after 18:00.

‘Perfect for kids’: the best (and worst) supermarket ketchup, tested and rated

By Tom Hunt

It’s a saviour at family mealtimes, but which bottle of red sauce does our reviewer relish the most? (Spoiler: it’s not Heinz) • The best supermarket mayonnaise I was that kid who put ketchup on everything, from fries to french toast, and if my parents wanted me to eat vegetables, they’d have to cover them in the stuff (the sugar cravings of my youth have subsided, but I still love ketchup mixed into peas). So I was

‘Penchant for bling’: can Sports Direct’s Mike Ashley take a bigger slice of luxury retail?

By Sarah Butler

Frasers billionaire bought Harvey Nichols and increased Hugo Boss stake despite tough times for high-end stores What billionaire doesn’t love to splash the cash on a luxury item? Some may buy watches or yachts, but Sports Direct founder Mike Ashley has been snapping up entire brands. Harvey Nichols is the latest bauble to drop into his shopping basket after his company bought the Knightsbridge department store out of

Buoyant Foster to bring growing confidence to Irish Open

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Anna Foster returns to Irish soil for next week's KPMG Women's Irish Open at the K Club buoyed by the best result of her professional career to date, with the 24-year-old hoping to carry the confidence of her recent runner-up finish in Switzerland into another strong showing on home soil.

Union plans new strikes over train safety concerns

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The Rail, Maritime and Transport union has been in dispute with East Midlands Railway since April.

Musician Eithne Vallely dies after being hit by truck in Co Armagh

By Cillian Sherlock, Press Association

The 81-year-old was killed while walking in the Portadown Road area on Friday morning

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Rory McIlroy heads back to range after slipping off the pace at BMW Championship

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World No 2 could only improve his total by one shot on Friday and trails leader Wyndham Clark by five

Moby in Dublin review: Old-school beats, bongos and floor-slaying dance escapism

By Ed Power

Techno titan Richard Melville Hall returns to the stage with a exhilarating set – and there’s even a nod to Father Ted

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Musician Eithne Vallely dies after being struck by lorry

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Tributes have been paid to renowned traditional Irish musician Eithne Vallely who has died following a road crash in Co Armagh.

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Dog lost on mountain found three weeks later

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The pet, called Teddy, disappeared on 2 August during a walk in the Lake District.

Thomasina Miers’ recipes for spiced lamb-stuffed aubergine with aleppo chilli butter, and berry ripple ice-cream

By Thomasina Miers

A meaty, Middle Eastern style stuffed vegetable feast finished off with an ice-cold berry dessert There’s something delightfully retro about stuffed vegetables. They take me back to Delia Smith’s iconic Summer Collection cookbook, which blew my tiny mind when it came out in my early teens. Too sheltered to know about the e rage that had inspired Delia, I delved into my mother’s vegetable crisper with reverence, stuff

The faces behind the feeds: Gen Z’s private lives and public posts – in pictures

By Gabrielle Schwarz

For the first digital natives, there are two places to express yourself: in the comfort of your own room and online. Photographer Niccolò Rastrelli set out to find out how the identities compare Social media arrived just as I, a younger millennial, was on the brink of teenhood. My friends and I signed up for accounts on Facebook, Myspace and Twitter, as well as less remembered sites such as the now defunct Bebo. We d

The film Apollo 13 taught me how to survive heartbreak

By Elf Lyons

After my engagement ended, I found myself repeatedly watching a movie about three astronauts trapped in a damaged spacecraft. It helped me see that sometimes the mere act of getting home is the success ‘Failure is not an option” has always been my family’s catchphrase; it’s flight director Gene Kranz’s famous line in the film Apollo 13. When I tell people it’s our family motto, they often joke, “That’s healthy.” But