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

‘I have 16 different feelings’: Test of emotions for pupils and parents as school starts

By Cian O'Connell

Schools reopen after the summer break amid some nervousness but ‘overriding excitement’

Tourist numbers up 13% in 2026 as British and European visits rebound

By Ian Curran

Number of US visitors arriving in Ireland also up 7.6% from 2025, says CSO

Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan to return to duties after illness

By Ellen Coyne

TD previously revealed his epilepsy and said his ‘worst nightmare’ was that people would think he was drunk during an episode

Man charged with drugs and money laundering offences at Galway escape room

By Dara Bradley

Gardaí consent to bail but court remands accused in custody pending proof of €5,000 surety

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Senior manager at Indian information technology firm denies company ‘lied’

By Stephen Bourke

Former Irish employee not meant to have internal documents, says executive and asks how papers sourced

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Household wealth in Ireland hits record €1.4tn

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Richest 10% of households hold almost half of amount, Central Bank statistics find

Ireland beat South Africa to finish 13th at Hockey World Cup

By Mary Hannigan

Michelle Carey goal gives Ireland winning end to disappointing campaign

Kurdish-led militia disbands after integration into Syrian army

By Michael Jansen

Formal dissolution of the SDF, which has controlled large parts of northern and eastern Syria, is welcomed by the US, Turkey and Russia

Ratko Mladic, murderous ‘Butcher of Bosnia,’ dies in prison at 83

By Dan Bilefsky

​Former general, ‌nicknamed the Butcher ​of Bosnia, was convicted in the killing of 8,000 Muslims in 1995

Irish man arrested over alleged anti-Semitic death threat to couple in French supermarket

By Stephen Conneely

Man (60s) arrested in Avignon on suspicion of making threats against Australian Jewish couple in a supermarket

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Nvidia forecasts 70% sales growth fuelled by relentless AI boom

By Michael Acton

Chip giant rebuts criticism of ‘circular financing’ deals as it beats Wall Street expectations

Derry Girls creator Lisa McGee to shoot new Netflix comedy JIG in Northern Ireland

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Six-part mockumentary will be set in the high-stakes world of competitive Irish dancing

Yayoi Kusama, Japanese artist who became a global superstar, dies aged 97

By Tim Jonze, Sian Cain

The artist became one of the world’s best-known contemporary figures after decades living in a psychiatric hospital

Luxury hotel and golf course in Westmeath close after norovirus outbreak

By Órla Ryan

Glasson Lakehouse, a popular wedding venue, temporarily shut on Wednesday following advice from the HSE

Teacher credit unions secure overwhelming member backing for merger

By Joe Brennan

Merger between Comhar Linn INTO Credit Union and Education Credit Union sets stage for tie-up with TUI Credit Union in 2027

Irish consumer sentiment lifts despite uncertain outlook

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Latest credit unions consumer sentiment index rises but shift described as statistically insignificant

Heavy rain warning in place for six counties

By Katie Mellett

Dublin also faces chance of thunderstorms, intense downpours and surface flooding

Fuel excise cuts have been given a reprieve – but what happens if oil prices stay high?

By Cliff Taylor

Squaring that particular cost-of-living circle could blow a hole in the budgetary arithmetic

Ronan Dunne goes to worlds with lowered expectations but happy to be on bike after horror injury

By Shane Stokes

‘I felt it and heard it, it was pretty loud bang. I looked down and my leg was pretty loose’

New Zealand make three changes for second Test against South Africa in Cape Town

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Leroy Carter comes in for Josh Moorby on ​the left wing while George Bower and Simon Parker named in pack

Irish man charged after stolen taxi driven wrong way on dual carriageway in Wales

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Darragh O’Grady (31) allegedly drove car in wrong direction on A55 near Holyhead following a crash with a cyclist

Barry Keoghan to reprise Top Boy role in new Netflix series Jonny Boy

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Five-episode prequel will explore the origins of his Irish gangster character, with filming due to begin in 2027

Relief at securing a college place: ‘I’m just going to enjoy Galway city’

By Jen Hogan

Having been denied Dare, Grace McNamara is very excited to have secured an arts place

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Jameson whiskey owner reports steep sales slump in two top markets

By Ciara O'Brien

Pernod Ricard chief executive Alexandre Ricard says US offers little potential over next three years

Man arrested as gardaí freeze $900,000 in cryptocurrency after Galway raids

By Hugh Dooley

Gardaí also find drugs and cash in raids on Galway premises