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

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

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

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

Byline not supplied

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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South Africa’s former world boxing champion Tete shot dead outside his home

By Isaac Anyaogu

Two armed men wearing balaclavas killed Zolani ‘Last Born’ Tete in Eastern Cape province

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Ukraine launches wave of overnight drone attacks on Russia

By Guardian staff, agencies

More than 130 wounded in drone strike in central Ukraine

Ukraine launches wave of overnight drone attacks on Russia

By Guardian staff, agencies

More than 130 wounded in drone strike in central Ukraine

What impact will ongoing grade-enhancement reductions have on CAO points?

By Brian Mooney

Continuing enhancement of Leaving Cert results, even at a reduced level, means an ongoing distorting effect

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

By Clara Margotin, Press Association

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

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Seven people killed after car drives wrong way on main road in northeast England

By Clara Margotin, Press Association

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

• Machine signalDeath or self-harm

TikTok settles child privacy concerns case with US government for $400m

By David McCabe

Suit brought by justice department accused short video app of knowingly allowing children to create accounts

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US hits Canada with 50% tariffs as trade talks collapse

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Mark Carney said last-minute changes to proposed terms were unfair and vowed to retaliate ‘dollar for dollar’

US hits Canada with 50% tariffs as trade talks collapse

By Josh Wingrove, Alicia Diaz and Thomas Seal

Mark Carney said last-minute changes to proposed terms were unfair and vowed to retaliate ‘dollar for dollar’

Traitors Ireland host Siobhán McSweeney: ‘I’m not getting paid enough for it. That’s RTÉ’s fault’

By Nadine O’Regan

Ahead of the second series, presenter Siobhán McSweeney talks frankly about her pay not always reflecting a show’s success, the reward of theatre work and the Derry Girls effect

Leaving Cert results: Will CAO points rise or fall? The questions students are asking

By Brian Mooney

Many school leavers are concerned about points requirements for courses. But there are also career pathways beyond the traditional route

Ukraine imposes sanctions on Aughinish Alumina customers in Russia

By Conor Gallagher

Move aims to raise pressure on Ireland and EU to sanction Aughinish parent company and stop exports to Russia

Win €1,000 with The Irish Times Summer Giveaway

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The Irish Times is giving you three chances to win €1,000 with our Summer Giveaway this July and August!

Visa refusals dismay Gazan students and undermine our academic institutions

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These students from a genocide zone have demonstrated academic excellence despite the enormous obstacles in their way

Social media regulation is little more than a paper tiger

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Platforms should be treated same way as traditional publishers and broadcasters are

Why Mike Ashley’s luxury retail empire is going cheap

By John Gapper

Sharp-elbowed billionaire is remaking Frasers with acquisitions such as Harvey Nichols, but stock market is wary

Mark Zuckerberg and Strancally Castle

Byline not supplied

Is the Meta chief executive familiar with the concept of working remotely?

‘We’re well used to seeing helicopters’: Knockanore awaits latest billionaire Zuckerberg

By Barry Roche

Locals expect Facebook founder to keep to himself in west Waterford