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HSE to cut travel expenses and agency staff to tackle €218m overspend
Health service records €218m overrun on current expenditure in first six months but HSE aims to break even on services funded by Department of Health by year-end
By Martin Wall
Occupied Territories Bill: Poll finds many voters now want economic implications examined
Proposed legislation has started to command significant international attention
By Pat Leahy
Serial dealmaker Cathal Friel: ‘It’s important not to hand easy money to the next generation’
The Raglan Capital boss on his career and why he keeps doing deals into his 60s
By Joe Brennan
The presidency is not a Rose of Tralee contest for over-35s
The argument that the role of president is devoid of real power is an odd perspective to cling to after 35 consecutive years of radical presidencies
Might cuts reduce RTÉ to a newsdesk with a few commissioning editors attached?
Many planned reforms to be implemented once Broadcasting Bill becomes law
By Ian Curran
Dublin property tax set to rise by up to one third, as councillors vote on hikes
Council set to abandon discount at same time as revaluation hits, with some homeowners facing rises worth hundreds
By Olivia Kelly
Sonia O’Sullivan: People would always say there was something in the Cork water, maybe there still is
The rebel county are gearing up for the All-Ireland hurling final against Tipperary
‘An antidote to the Andrew Tates of the world’: Scouting Ireland hopes to tackle modern issues with traditional solutions
Organisation rebuilding its reputation following revelations in recent years of historical child sex abuse
By Stephen Conneely
Brianna Parkins: People who get up early in the morning for no reason are a menace to society
Getting up and journaling at 6am is seen as self-discipline, but writing things in a diary at 2am is a cry for help
Oliver Callan gets acidic about the Orange Order
Radio: The Radio 1 presenter is in jolly form during outside broadcasts, while Ray D’Arcy shows his serious side
By Mick Heaney
Electric Spark: The Enigma of Muriel Spark – a fitting tribute to a writer who found comedy in the blackest corners
Frances Wilson’s sly, unsentimental biography hews closely to its subject’s spirit
By Mei Chin
Delhi2Dublin at Priory Market review: Indian fast food that hits the spot
From samosas to kebab platters, this family-run stall has found its forever home in Tallaght
Letters to the Editor, July 18th: On GP visit fees, cohousing, and Rosie O’Donnell for president
Is €90 a record for a GP consultation fee?
Listen to the Land Speak review: A meandering love letter to a half-forgotten Ireland
Television: Manchán Magan’s latest documentary is set against the backdrop of his stage four cancer diagnosis
By Ed Power
Mikel Murfi’s underwater production is surely one of the most unusual, intriguing and oddly life-enhancing things about
Galway International Arts Festival 2025: Oh…. is gob-smackingly skilled
Donald Trump says his tariff plan is working - but he now faces a vital call
As the US president puts pressure on the EU and again threatens pharma tariffs, the costs of his project are slowly appearing
By Cliff Taylor
Joe Schmidt takes a gamble as teams announced for first Lions-Australia test
McIlroy eyes up glory at Open Championship in Portrush; Ben Healy retains yellow jersey in Tour de France
Irish Times poll: Steady support for Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael as Sinn Féin slumps
Public has little sense the Government is getting to grips with problems
Ireland is learning what Britain has already discovered: the status quo does not endure
Just like Britain was left staring into the abyss after Brexit, Ireland is wondering why we ever left the economy so vulnerable to the whims of an irrational actor like Trump
Catherine Connolly’s Áras campaign begins with a very ‘soft launch’
Independent TD got a cheer from the Gaza protesters corralled beyond Buswell’s Hotel
By Miriam Lord
Ciarán Murphy: At 42 I took up hurling, the world’s most frustrating and beautiful sport
If this sounds suspiciously like a midlife crisis, it at least had the advantage of being a lot cheaper than a sports car
A tricky question on Good Morning Britain for Mary Lou McDonald
Sinn Féin’s message to the British public is ‘let us take this expensive burden off your hands’, while to the Republic it’s that reunification will be almost painless
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