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

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

‘A slap in the face to the Irish public’: TikTok rejects Oireachtas invite after M9 crash

By Jack Horgan-Jones

Committee chair Alan Kelly said social media company had an ‘enormous responsibility’ that cannot be shirked

Global stocks retreat as oil tops $90 and US yields climb

By Killian Woods

Iseq bucks global decline as Irish bank shares advance

Bangladesh elects ruling party veteran as president

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Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir (78) was one of the most prominent opposition voices during Sheikh Hasina’s 15-year rule

Mikel Arteta demands ‘desire and ambition’ for title defence and says Lewis-Skelly will stay

By Ed Aarons

Champions begin defence against Coventry on Friday night

‘People in Ireland are the kindest people I’ve ever met’: Rosie O’Donnell takes over for Jimmy Kimmel

By John O'Connor

Rosie O’Donnell returns to the US from Ireland to host Jimmy Kimmel Live

Five Irish players to make a splash in Spanish football

By David Gorman

A select few Irish players have played in La Liga down the years

Prince Harry and Meghan to move back to Britain

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​Couple and their two children to live somewhere outside London, six years after they ⁠stepped down from royal ‌duties

DAA asks Minister to formally increase Dublin Airport passenger cap to 40m

By Barry O'Halloran

Law enabling Minister to alter limit requires airport operator to seek order

Kalpana hangs on to complete York Group One double for jockey Colin Keane

By Brian O'Connor

Trainer Andrew Balding narrows gap on Aidan O’Brien in race for British trainers’ title

Trump’s Israel envoy tells settlers not to take land owned by Palestinian Americans

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Mike Huckabee says militant Israeli settlers taking part in a siege ​of homes in the occupied West Bank could face US sanctions

US long-term bonds slide as Bessent intervention fails to soothe investors

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Yield on 30-year Treasuries rises despite move to ‘at least double’ purchases of securities

Cost of growing carrots rising faster than retail prices, industry group warns

By Conor Pope

Carrots are Ireland’s most purchased vegetable, with retail sales of about 52,000 tonnes annually

Are you too late for campus accommodation? What should you do now?

By Jen Hogan

On-campus housing can be both expensive and difficult to secure

Robbie Butler appointed Northern Ireland Minister for Health

By Freya McClements

UUP politician succeeds party colleague Mike Nesbitt, who resigned after clash with party leader over Coleraine hospital issue

M9 crash: Society ‘must never glorify wild behaviour’, says bishop

By Sarah Burns

Bishop Denis Nulty says crash ‘a sharp reminder that all of us share an enormous responsibility when we sit behind a wheel’

Trump warns of economic consequences for countries supporting Iran

By Kanishka Singh, Jana Choukeir

Tehran’s foreign minister responds by saying US ‘economic terrorism’ threatens global economy

Cork camogie’s Sorcha McCartan: ‘I definitely have no plans to go away’

By Paul Keane

Having considered sitting out the 2026 season, the Down-born star player is all in for 2027

Nine-hour Russian missile and drone attack kills 16 in Kyiv and surrounding area

By Daniel Flynn in Kyiv and Anna Pruchnicka in Gdansk

Parts of Ukrainian capital left without power

CUH crisis shows State is at difficult crossroads on healthcare funding

By Shauna Bowers

Fine line to be walked between staying within budget and ensuring care of patients is not compromised

Grace Lynch’s father tells of near miss with scrambler bike months after daughter’s death

By Katie Mellett

Garda liasion officer told Martin Lynch camera not working on road in which encounter took place

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Original home of Mark Zuckerberg’s Irish castle is immortalised in verse as the site of gruesome deeds

By Fiona Reddan

‘Gasping shrieks’ of victims could be heard from the fortress that once stood on the land of Strancally Castle, Co Waterford

Dublin care workers’ strike ends after Labour Court recommends letting pay review proceed

By Emmet Malone

Irish Workers Union says action could resume if progress not made

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Iranian man accused of carrying out arson attack at Dublin mosque sent forward for trial

By Tom Tuite

He told gardaí he was opposed to sharia law and did not care if children died in fire, it is alleged

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Food & Drink Quiz: Which grape must be used to produce Barolo wine?

By Michelle Bowe, Greg Bowe

Plus: Which grain product is made by boiling wheat before drying and cracking it?