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

Leaving Cert students query free fees, Dare/Hear, and off-key music

By Brian Mooney

Irish Times Help desk team continue to respond to readers’ questions

Feeling depressed or anxious? Focus on what you love and what gives you purpose

By John Sharry

As global crises intensify, it is important is to find what you are called to do in response

Time to stop demonising successful people for having large pension pots

By Glenn Gaughran

There was strong merit in the Government’s decision to increase the Standard Fund Threshold on pensions from €2m level

Council warned not to block rezoning of Liffey valley lands

By Olivia Kelly

Planning regulator says failure to rezone lands ‘risks frustrating the implementation of national housing policy’

Temporary excise tax cuts undermine the greening of Ireland’s transport

By John FitzGerald

Fossil fuel price rises on the back of Iran war have delivered surge in EV sales, so why blunt the message?

Letters to the Editor, August 24th: On antisocial driving behaviour, curbing social media and property values

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It is time we stopped viewing noisy, aggressive driving as an inevitable feature of Irish life

Brazilian au pair awarded €10,000 after 18 ‘harrowing’ weeks working for family

By Emmet Malone

Plaintiff tells WRC that soon after starting, she was asked to sign a contract for 70 hours, but for the same money, which she refused to do

‘Of great concern’: Energy authority scolded by Minister for €120m budget underspend

By Jack Horgan-Jones

Darragh O’Brien said SEAI money ‘should have been put to use’, in a clear reference to retrofitting targets

Arsenal top dog gets a new title of his own

By Mary Hannigan

Premier League club splash the cash; Preston North End go off the rails

A new hairdo for Haaland, a new nose for Rooney and a new midfield for Man United

By Mary Hannigan

Jon Bon Jovi watched as Brentford gave Spurs a drubbing, while Manchester United defeat put Wayne Rooney’s nose out of joint

Hitching the wrong lift

Byline not supplied

When a car slowed down beside me, grateful, I jumped in right away

Ireland facing €2.8m penalty plus daily fines for failing to adopt EU cybersecurity rules

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

State remains non-compliant two years after deadline, says professional services firm Aon

Fuel excise cuts extension will not affect budget 2027 tax package

By Pat Leahy

Plans to start reversing the cuts on a phased basis from September 1st are set to be deferred

Wrong-way driving ‘out of control’ amid 32% rise in incidents detected in 2026

By Hugh Dooley

Nearly two detections of wrong-way driving every week

Meet the nepo parents

By Emma Jacobs

Celebrity examples abound, but more ordinary people are following their children into new midlife careers

Irish cricket pads up for launch of T20 league with franchises worth millions

By Nathan Johns

Franchises in Belfast and Dublin will compete in the inaugural European T20 league, with high profile players from India and Australia among the team owners

Louth has highest delivery of social housing in the State, new study shows

By Ronan McGreevy

Galway city created fewest social houses in first six months of year, Hardware Association Ireland report shows

NI Secretary Chris Bryant making first official visit to Dublin today

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Bryant, appointed to role by PM Andy Burnham in July, to discuss UK-Irish economic ties, joint security concerns and legacy issues

The tropical storm that hit Ireland 40 years ago killing five people

By Ronan McGreevy

The remains of Hurricane Charley in 1986 brought exceptional levels of rainfall to Ireland

We can and should do better for Gaza students seeking to study in Ireland

By Emma Stokes

What is needed is a funded partnership model between the Government and the institutions backed by fee waivers and donor support

Hazel Chu: ‘Babies and two-seater convertibles don’t match, so the car had to go’

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Me & My Money: The Green Party politician shares her best purchases and financial habits

‘How can I find out if an apartment I want to buy meets fire-safety requirements?’

By Damian King

I’m wary as so many apartment blocks built during the Celtic Tiger failed to comply

Australia isn’t a magic golden ticket. Here’s what I’ve learned 13 years in

By Steve Guerin

Cork man in NSW: I’ve probably talked as many people out of moving to Australia as I have encouraged

As Trump poll ratings slide divisions threaten to fracture Republican Party

By Jack Sheehan

World View: The party has always been a fractious coalition, but more recently a split has emerged between the libertarians and a putative ‘national conservative’ tendency

The discourse around super-thin is fraught: Could we replace it?

By Clare Moriarty

On SkinnyTok, a TikTok subsection devoted to ‘thinspiration’, people claim extreme caloric restriction is the new mindfulness

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