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

How quickly could Ireland have a nuclear power plant (if the Government wants one)?

By Caroline O'Doherty

Analysis, public consultations and political wrangling could make delivery a lengthy process

Hitchhiker tales: A robber with a conscience

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Driver who stole money travelled back to return it

Waterland commits €250m to Irish deals, eyeing data centre engineers and foray into food

By Ian Curran

Companies bought by Irish arm of Dutch private equity firm have grown revenues by €600m to €1.15 bn

A world of opportunity opens for Rhasidat Adeleke. For now, she should savour it

By Ian O'Riordan

The European Championships star, who turns 24 next weekend, has choices to make about where her future lies

What is Meta being accused of in the $200 billion civil trial?

By John O'Connor

Lawsuit against social media giant was filed jointly by 29 US state attorneys

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M9 crash: Why does extreme risk-taking appeal to some young people and what can we do about it?

By Dean McDonnell

Psychology helps us understand why rewards of excitement, recognition or social status can temporarily outweigh appreciation of consequences

‘She is something else’: Georgie Kelly’s dash to see partner Kate O’Connor win gold medal

By Gavin Cummiskey

Carlisle striker on odyssey to see partner Kate O’Connor’s medal ceremony in Birmingham

Recruiting and retaining teachers: Department of Education could act on existing report

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Some might reasonably question whether a review is what is now required

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Why are heavy schoolbooks still being published?

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Publishers should not be able to prevent reuse

Dissident republicans: how great a threat do they pose?

By Freya McClements

Experts say security services are ‘on top of things’ but significant risks are being assessed

Jason Arday: Was the British media to blame for his death?

By Mark Paul

His supporters blame the media but others say public scrutiny of the tragic academic was justified

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Removal of ‘unconscionable’ housing ban on Magnier and McManus Liffey Valley lands urged

By Olivia Kelly

Developer Michael O’Flynn makes fresh bid to rezone St Edmundsbury near Lucan for almost 500 homes

Trump finds his happy place as the bad news piles up

By Keith Duggan

With the US national debt hitting $40 trillion, the president gives a tour of his new driveway

‘Is that a body in the water?’ Flying over the ‘mass grave’ that is the Mediterranean Sea

By Sally Hayden

The union is accused of collaborating with encouraging ‘extremely violent’ Libyan militias in the Mediterranean in a bid to stop people fleeing war, poverty, persecution and climate change

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From a dump to a national park to housing: how plans for Liffey Valley Park have changed over the years

By Olivia Kelly

The future of this green gateway at the western edge of Dublin city, stretching from Chapelizod to Lucan, remains in doubt

Teenagers killed on M9 regarded as among most prolific and dangerous joyriders countrywide

By Conor Lally

Gardaí had secured TikTok order against Kamil Pustkowski, Jack Kennedy also discussed at national Garda planning meetings

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June O’Connell obituary: Inspirational lawyer and businesswoman who set up Kerry distillery

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Cahersiveen native with ‘magnetic personality’ worked for legal firms in Dublin and South Africa before founding business in her hometown

Ireland may not have mutant Blitz attitude to climate crisis but we have our own potent version

By Mark O’Connell

Any kind of climate scepticism has shrivelled in the dry heat of another scorching summer

Google Pixel 11 Pro Fold review: €2,000 will fulfil your need for a folding smartphone

By Ciara O'Brien

As far as upgrades go, there are only minor differences between last year’s Pixel Fold Pro 10 and this new version

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We live in a glut of information but we lack the knowledge of vision, intuition and dreams

By Ruby Eastwood

It’s easy to dismiss conspiracy as stupidity or irrationality, but I’m open to hearing what the rational mind filters out

Health and social care firms to be allowed recruit more than half of staff from outside EU

By Martin Wall

Change to apply to health and social care sector, but Coalition under pressure to extend remit for heavy goods vehicle drivers

New €30m Dublin nursing home lies empty as owners await law change

By Martin Wall

Healthcare and haulage sectors say they cannot find staff at home while curb on hiring non-EU workers poses challenges to their businesses

Former IRA man seeks decree lifting excommunication over his 1950s Border mission

By Patsy McGarry

Cork man Jimmy Linehan (90) wants the Catholic Church to remove the censures imposed on Irish people ‘since 1169’

All Blacks mega tour of South Africa promises plenty, but is it good for the game?

By Nathan Johns

Nature of competitive rugby could be at stake as rivals put their focus on the bottom line

Inside the Doonbeg bubble where the locals and Trump have reached a deal of mutual benefit

By Denis Walsh

With the Irish Open coming to town next month, Doonbeg prepares for the visit of President Trump and a chorus of condemnation