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

Iran eyes military targets in Europe if Donald Trump escalates war, insiders say

By Najmeh Bozorgmehr in Tehran, Andrew England in London

Proposals to retaliate against US assets beyond Middle East come as many in Tehran see renewed conflict as inevitable

Why does Ireland support Palestine and does anti-Semitism play a role?

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Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Rose of Tralee review: Westmeath winner is a good-news story from a creaky event

By Ed Power

Television: This creaky light entertainment institution is at its most compelling when it plays it straight

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Ballet de Santiago – Swan Lake review: The most beguiling swan Dublin has seen in years

By Christie Seaver

Katherine Rodríguez’s heart-melting performance reflects the way South American dancers tell a story through their emotions as much as through steps

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Body of man (60s) found in Co Cavan home

By Hugh Dooley

Gardaí are considering all possibilities after Ballyjamesduff death and are not ruling out foul play

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RTÉ to broadcast Katie Taylor’s farewell fight in Croke Park

By Vivienne Clarke, Ronan McGreevy

State broadcaster has secured free-to-air rights for Bray boxer's last time in the ring

Moby at Royal Hospital Kilmainham: Set list, ticket information, how to get there and more

By John O'Connor

Everything you need to know about the electronic musician’s Dublin show on Friday, August 21st

IFA repeats calls for Government action on fodder crisis

By Vivienne Clarke

Harvest likely to be one of the poorest on record, says Francie Gorman

Northern Ireland’s UUP health minister quits with swipe at his party leader

By David Young and Rebecca Black, Press Association

Resignation follows fallout between Mike Nesbitt and Jon Burrows over policy on Causeway Hospital in Co Derry

Kenmare chief on shareholder frustration of being a ‘small cap, single country, single commodity’ company

By Ian Curran

‘Weak market conditions’ combined with slow progress on plant upgrades weigh on first half results

Donald Trump pauses Canada tariffs as he announces new deal

By Ilya Gridneff

Last-minute reprieve follows ‘intense’ talks with Mark Carney to avert 50% levies on billions of dollars in goods

Bad news for Donald Trump in Florida: The rise of David Jolly

By Keith Duggan

The Sunshine State has not had a Democratic governor this century – that could change despite the US president’s approval of Byron Donalds

Talking to a bot about a damage deposit felt dystopian and creepy

By Seán Moncrieff

I resented the pretence of dealing with a human before our trip, and it spoke after as if it were a friend

Drill, maybe drill: US mining company triggers annoyance and curiosity in Greenland

By Derek Scally

The arrival of a mining company run by a friend of Donald Trump has aroused fears of a resumption of an existential row on the island

Regulator expects energy demand to fall and is now the right time to step back from shares?

By Dominic Coyle

Business Digest: The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

Advice for first years: ‘It’s okay if you don’t know what you’re doing’

By Alex Griu

Alex Griu is a second-year psychology student at Trinity College Dublin

How do you maintain a friendship with someone whose boyfriend is so horrible?

By Trish Murphy

Tell Me About It: They have separated themselves entirely from our group and I fear the isolation may push her closer to him

Women and girls strategy is an important commitment to gender equality

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Of all issues, care has been singled out as a steadfast barrier for decades

Finding solutions for motorway carnage

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Technology, Garda training and the role of social media

Elitism pays off with potentially vintage Juddmonte International clash at York

By Brian O'Connor

York’s richest ever race holds promise of head-to-head between Coolmore star Constitution River and Godolphin’s Ombudsman

The Irish gymnast mixing home-schooling his kids with training for European Championships

By Michael Scully

Athlete mixing home schooling his kids with training for glory in Zagreb championships

Aid workers should never be a target

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World Humanitarian Day honours the 350 people who died in 2025 while helping those in need

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Ireland supports Gaza – except for all the Gazan students it has denied visas

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The reasons given for their refusal are beyond unreasonable

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John FitzGerald omitted an important figure from his retrofitting account

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Upfront cost of retrofitting is biggest obstacle to adopting energy-saving technologies

Look at what we miss when we stare at our phones

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It’s such a weird world we live in right now