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

Is your boss watching you? The next frontier of workplace surveillance

By Elaine Moore

Microsoft, Amazon, Nvidia and Meta are among companies interested in collecting data on how people feel at work

Old-fashioned deception supercharged by technology

By Barry McCall

The rise of artificial intelligence tools has enabled fraudsters to automate phishing, scam call scripting and deepfake impersonations

Spa Weekend review: Bridesmaids has a lot to answer for

By Donald Clarke

Sorry project may remind Hollywood that Isla Fisher’s talents have yet to be made the most of

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It is easier to log in than to break in

By Barry McCall

‘For many criminals, it is easier to steal a password than to hack through technical defences’

Reinforcing the weakest links in supply chains

By Barry McCall

Suppliers can create cyber risk because they often have privileged access to systems, data and critical business operations

The Irish Times Business Person of the Month: Michael Stanley, Cairn Homes chief executive

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The company is on target to deliver full year revenues in excess of €1bn this year, a new milestone for the Irish home builder

Brandon Flowers: Thrasher review – An all-in love letter to the country rock the Killers frontman grew up on

By Ed Power

Brandon Flowers was once a teenager obsessed with New Order and The Smiths. Now he’s a 45-year-old dad embracing his inner Garth Brooks

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The World’s Reformation: A story combining academic authority with gripping readability

By Andrew Roycroft

The Reformation history scholar’s judicious account of missionary endeavour combines academic authority with gripping readability

Motorcyclist (30s) dies after crash in Co Cork

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Man pronounced dead at the scene following collision involving car on the N71 at Caha Pass

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‘Suicide’s a big issue in rural Ireland’: Farmer drives at 25km/hr from Mizen to Malin to raise awareness

By Katie Mellett

Man to spend six days on board vintage tractor on which his grandfather won World Ploughing Championship

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Rory McIlroy back to his best as he ties the lead at BMW Championship

By Philip Reid

The Masters champion shot an impressive 64 at Bellerive Country Club in his opening round

Met Éireann forecasts mostly dry and bright weekend after week of showers

By Katie Mellett

Rain clears through Friday before sunny spells take hold, with temperatures reaching 19 degrees

Shamrock Rovers left with work to do to avoid European elimination in Finland next Thursday

By Gavin Cummiskey

Tactically astute KuPS score late equaliser in Conference League playoff first leg

Gutsy Ireland edged out by home side Belgium in women’s World Cup

By Mary Hannigan

The dam burst 12 minutes from time as the Belgians came from behind to win

Man (40s) arrested after double armed robbery in Bray

By Katie Mellett

Suspect was apprehended by gardaí during search of area

Troy Parrott is off to Real Betis. Forsaking English football has been the making of him

By Gavin Cooney

Ireland hero taking another step up in a fascinating career

The Irish Times view on Europe’s borders: frontline of a new reality

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War does not begin when the tanks roll across the border

Teenager killed in M9 crash was in Tusla residential placement

By Kitty Holland

Jack Kennedy was in a residential placement, while two others killed in the collision were also known to the child and family agency

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Zimbabwean pastor brings defamation action against Conor McGregor

By Fiachra Gallagher

Gerard Chimbganda’s firm previously in controversy over forged Garda vetting certificates

Legal fees of up to €30,000 for some barristers and solicitors amid legal aid strike

By Ray Managh

Applications made as criminal legal aid solicitors refuse to represent clients over changes to how they are paid

Ireland’s sports capital grant website offline due to cybersecurity risk

By Jack Horgan-Jones

‘Modern, secure and user-friendly replacement’ will be made available as soon as possible

Fans launch petition calling for Gianni Infantino resignation and Fifa reform

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Three continental confederations accused the Fifa president of ‘deception’ in an open letter last week

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How Irish kindness in a war-ravaged French town inspired unknown writer Samuel Beckett

By Frank McNally

Short poem in The Irish Times was too obscure for some, but Beckett’s time in Saint-Lô warranted a verse with deep meaning

O’Flynn Group to appeal ‘incomprehensible’ refusal of 1,150-home development in Cork

By Barry O'Halloran

Council says proposal contravenes zoning objectives

Ireland miss out on semi-final spot after Spain’s late show in men’s World Cup

By Mary Hannigan

Ireland only needed a draw, but Marc Reyne scored twice in the final quarter to end Irish hopes