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

UUP leader Jon Burrows to name North’s new health minister on Thursday

By Freya McClements

Burrows said Mike Nesbitt’s resignation was regrettable but did not rule out succeeding him

Paddy Power attempt at lighthearted satire about the English falls foul of ad regulator

By Conor Pope

Watchdog said advert conveyed message English people ‘did not clean up after themselves’

Sinkholes, the unlikely link between Monaghan and Montparnasse

By Frank McNally

Magheracloone holds the only Irish deposits of gypsum, while the French capital was extensively mined to make plaster of Paris

Teenage boy seriously injured in e-scooter crash

By Conor Pope

Incident is latest in wave of injuries among young e-scooter users prompting concern over recent weeks

Israeli strike kills nine Palestinians including teen at police station in Gaza, say medics

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⁠Separate strike on Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza earlier kills one, taking Wednesday’s death toll ‌to ‌at ​least 10

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Israel issues tender for homes in West Bank project opposed by Palestinians

By Mark Weiss

Tender covers part of a wider plan for 3,401 homes in area east of Jerusalem that Palestinians say could divide the West Bank

Funeral of teenager killed in M9 crash to take place on Friday

By Hugh Dooley

The parents of Alex McCarthy were said to be ‘heartbroken’ by his death

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Ex-Meta staffer testifies daughter (14) was prey on Instagram

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If Meta loses case it may face financial penalties of as much as €970m and court orders that could force changes in how it operates its platforms

Natalie Harp: The ultra-devoted Trump aide who fascinates and frustrates other people around him

By Shawn McCreesh, Maggie Haberman

Trump’s utmost gatekeeper is a one-woman conduit of information to US president, and a geyser of positivity

Global stocks inch into green as mining sector yields strong results

By Stephen Conneely

Closer to home, poor results in banking brought the Irish market lower

Arsenal agree £51m deal to sign Ezri Konsa from Aston Villa

By Jamie Jackson, David Hytner, Ben Fisher

Defender to provide cover for injured William Saliba and Jurriën Timber

Kellie Harrington to ‘have a go’ at qualification for Olympics in 2028

By Katie Mellett

Irish boxer said it would be ‘a dream’ to represent Ireland at her third Olympic Games in Los Angeles

An Garda Síochána underreported its breaches of procurement rules by more than €11m

By Ken Foxe

Force cites ‘insufficient time’ to run procurement process on hotels for Europa League final in 2024

Been caught out by a text scam? You aren’t alone

By Ciara O'Brien

There are steps you can take to protect yourself and reduce the risk of falling prey to a scammer

What are the health risks from synthetic cannabinoids?

By Shauna Bowers

Many of these products are advertised, marketed and sold as containing only legal ingredients

Zelenskiy sacks top aide but corruption allegations persist

By Christopher Miller

Anti-corruption agencies announce operation against presidential advisers following Mykhailo Fedorov’s address

Colin Keane upsets International billing with surprise success for Item at York

By Brian O'Connor

Constitution River and Ombudsman fail to deliver much-anticipated clash in inconclusive feature

Fungie the Dolphin a product of an unusual maritime mixed marriage, DNA study finds

By Ronan McGreevy

Bottlenose dolphin was a popular tourist attraction in Dingle, Co Kerry for decades before disappearing in 2020

Rose of Tralee winner Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh hopes to go without wig more often

By Niamh Browne

The Westmeath Rose lost her hair to alopecia at 15 and described taking off her wig on national TV as ‘exposure therapy’

Cannabinoids linked to psychosis found in vapes sold in Ireland

By Shauna Bowers

HSE says ‘agile legislation’ needed to deal with emergence of new psychoactive substances

Win an overnight stay and dinner for two at Clontarf Castle

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The Irish Times has teamed up with Clontarf Castle to give one lucky subscriber the chance to win a late-summer city break at this unique 12th-century castle hotel.

Win an overnight stay and dinner for two at Castleknock Hotel

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The Irish Times has teamed up with Castleknock Hotel to give one lucky subscriber the chance to win an overnight stay with dinner and a bottle of wine at the stylish 22 Bar & Restaurant, and breakfast the following morning.

Revenues up but profits down for ferry operator ICG in first half of year

By Ciarán Hancock

Results come against backdrop of €1.2bn MBO led by chief executive Eamonn Rothwell that would see shareholders paid €8 per share

Garda charged with soliciting murders of woman and three children

By Jack White

Officer has been suspended from duty since investigation first began

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How many new homes does Ireland really need?

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Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock