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Student bank accounts: don’t be swayed by the freebies, freshers told

By Joe Pinner

Sign-up perks may capture the attention but should the focus be on the interest-free overdraft? Students on their biggest financial shocks The best student deals and discounts An insider’s tips on student money In the scramble to sort out university accommodation, join freshers group chats and work out how a student loan payment is meant to stretch across a whole term, there is one big decision that is easy to put of

Ukrainian Lessons by Charlotte Higgins review – when art and war collide

By James Meek

A vivid and hopeful study of how culture endures in the midst of extreme violence Towards the end of her subtly piercing book about art in wartime, Charlotte Higgins recounts an autumn visit to Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second city, in the north-east of the country, a short drive from the Russian border. In a tranquil park, she sees a man standing in a stream, making stones balance on top of each other in a teetering tower

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Young Louth butcher: 'Apprenticeship was best for me'

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Thousands of students will get their Leaving Cert results on Friday and many of them will be wondering what their futures hold.

Government urged to make teaching more attractive

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The Teachers' Union of Ireland has said that the retention of teachers within the system is now "as big a challenge as initial recruitment".

Why are republican bonfires in Derry being treated as ‘sectarian-motivated hate crimes’?

By Freya McClements

The local view is that a younger generation is being easily manipulated by dissidents, albeit few in number

If my sister leaves €200,000 to my child, would that impact their inheritance tax threshold?

By Dominic Coyle

The important thing to remember is that there are three categories and beneficiaries only need to worry about what happens in each

Which Irish primary schools have the highest demand for change to religious ethos? Find out here

By Rachel Lavin

Find out where your school ranks using Irish Times search tool

10 killed in Kharkiv, Ukraine hits Moscow with drones

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A Russian missile attack killed 10 people in a village in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region, Ukrainian authorities have said.

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The one-person play where you’re handed a script and invited to perform it to a tree

By Chris McCormack

Dublin Fringe Festival 2026: Theatre designer Dan Daly on bringing Arborlogues from Brooklyn to St Stephen’s Green

I was abused as a child – and thought I had healed. Then I began drinking in lockdown

By Emine Saner

Decades after being sexually abused, the author and doctor Frank Spinelli believed he had moved on emotionally. But alcohol destroyed his sense of security. He describes how he confronted his shame Not so long ago, Frank Spinelli seemed to have sorted out his life. He was happily married, working as a doctor and had a sideline writing medical thrillers. He thought he had dealt with the sexual abuse he had suffered as

Democracy v the machine: the birth of the digital age and the warnings that were ignored

By Jill Lepore

Many hoped that the march of technology would usher in an egalitarian utopia – but some foresaw the threat it would pose to liberal society. Why did nobody listen? One of the stranger things about this dizzying, headlong moment in time is that it doesn’t have much of a past. Everything is about the future of this, the future of that: the future of work, the future of humanity, the future of the planet. It’s as if eve

Allies stress cooperation as Trump slashes Korean drills

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Japan has said security cooperation with the United States and South Korea was "critical" for the region's stability, after US President Donald Trump scaled back military drills with Seoul while hailing his ties with North Korea.

South Africa calls for unity amid anti-migrant protests

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South Africa's president has called regional leaders for joint efforts to tackle migration to South Africa, after a backlash against foreign nationals that led thousands to flee.

Ex-workers tell of 'chaotic atmosphere' at new £400m prison

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Former workers have described a "chaotic atmosphere" of under-staffing and inadequate training.

Trump says Hormuz 'new US territory', no talks planned

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US President Donald Trump has said no talks with Iran are under way or scheduled, as he posted a map showing the Strait of Hormuz as a new American territory in a fresh jibe at Tehran.

Russia summons Japan ambassador over disputed islands row

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Moscow has summoned the Japanese ambassador after Tokyo condemned President Vladimir Putin's recent visit to Russia's far-eastern Kuril Islands, which are also claimed by Japan.

The best moments from this year's Rose of Tralee

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It was a baton-twirling, nail hammering, Irish dancing couple of nights down in the Kingdom as we counted down to the winner of this year's Rose of Tralee. Here are the best bits of this year's event...

Jason Arday's family 'still coming to terms' with his death as vigil held

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Jason Arday's family spoke of the "public cruelty" the academic faced before his death last week.

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Buried With Michael Sheen review – this vital look at a toxic waste scandal is deeply enraging TV

By Jack Seale

The actor does a brilliant job of probing the alleged dumping of ‘forever chemicals’ in Wales. After grilling a stranger for two days, his investigation turns up horrible incidents – including potential links to cancer cases You may scoff at celebrity-fronted documentaries, but there’s no need to moan about Buried With Michael Sheen, an investigation into how toxic “forever chemicals” were dumped in Welsh quarries in

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Tupac Shakur murder trial: prosecutors allege Duane Davis plotted killing to avenge nephew

By Dani Anguiano and Sam Levin

Shakur’s entourage was filmed beating Orlando ‘Baby Lane’ Anderson, Davis’s nephew, in September 1996 What we know about Tupac Shakur’s death The trial of a former gang leader accused of orchestrating the 1996 killing of rap star Tupac Shakur began in a Las Vegas courtroom on Monday, featuring testimony from a witness to the shooting and a former police officer. Duane “Keffe D” Davis is on trial for murder for his al

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Luigi Mangione New York murder trial postponed after guilty plea in federal case

By Guardian staff and agency

Lawyers seek dismissal of state charges after Mangione pleaded guilty in federal case over Brian Thompson killing A New York state ⁠judge on Monday ⁠effectively ​postponed Luigi Mangione’s trial on murder and weapons charges over ⁠the 2024 killing of a health insurance company CEO, after Mangione pleaded ⁠guilty last week to separate federal charges. The ​trial had ‌previously been ‌scheduled to begin on September 8.

Mangione state trial postponed after federal guilty plea

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Luigi Mangione's trial on New York state murder and weapons charges over ⁠the 2024 killing of a health insurance CEO was postponed, after the 28-year-old pleaded guilty last week to separate federal charges.

Tens of thousands pay tribute to Jason Arday at Trafalgar Square vigil

By Rachel Hall

MPs, friends and campaigners gathered to remember former Cambridge professor after his death on Friday Tens of thousands of people gathered in Trafalgar Square in London to remember and pay tribute to Jason Arday, the former Cambridge professor who died on Friday. Stand Up to Racism, which organised the vigil, estimated that 30,000 mourners had gathered in the square to listen to emotional speeches from MPs, friends

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Prof Jason Arday had been victim of ‘public execution’, vigil hears

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Thousands gather to remember former Cambridge academic and criticise ‘racist witch hunt’ preceding his death

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Fifa chief sacked after criticism of Infantino’s World Cup sell-off plan

By Nick Ames

Kevin Lamour said Fifa administration was ‘deceived’ Chief operating officer knew he could lose his job The Fifa chief operating officer, Kevin Lamour, has been sacked after openly criticising Gianni Infantino’s ill-fated plan to sell parts of the World Cup to private investors. In a significant development at the pinnacle of world football’s deeply troubled governing body, Lamour has departed less than two years aft