Paul Howard watched every World Cup game – here’s what he learned
In the News podcast: Bloated tournament shows how little Fifa cares about players, says Howard
What will it take to bring prime suspect in Jamey Carney’s murder back to Ireland?
In the News podcast: Ahmed Al-Saqar was back in Jordan hours after American woman’s body was discovered at home in Killarney
Was Ann Widdecombe murdered for her political beliefs?
In the News podcast: High-profile UK politician (78) killed in her own home
Why inquest into Noah Donohoe’s strange and lonely death was adjourned
Irish Times Northern correspondent Seanín Graham talks through the evidence heard by jurors
How black-market betting sites lure Irish punters
In the News podcast: Irish authorities granted a betting licence to six gambling companies run by Soft2Bet or related entities
In court as Dublin man is found guilty of American nurse’s murder in Budapest
In the News podcast: Irishman sentenced to 14 years for killing Mackenzie Michalski in Hungary
Marine Le Pen: Could hard-right leader be France’s next president?
In the News podcast: Politician says she is free to campaign without an electronic tag pending a further court appeal
Inside the court as George Gibney is found guilty
In the News podcast: Notorious paedophile guilty of 40 counts of child sex abuse
Why Zelenskiy’s nod to Aughinish Alumina puts pressure on Irish Government
In the News podcast: Limerick plant exports vast amounts of material to Russia, which is then used by country’s military
Why our love of big cars is killing us
In the News podcast: Pedestrians and cyclists struck by SUVs more likely to be injured or killed than those struck by cars
Europe is bracing for another heatwave in July, what about Ireland?
In the News podcast: Heat dome in June caused record breaking high temperatures
Riad Bouchaker found guilty of the attempted murder of three children in Dublin
In the News podcast: Knife attack took place outside a city-centre school in November 2023
US-Iran war: Why has violence flared up again?
In the News podcast: Tensions high over control of Strait of Hormuz
Modern slavery in Donegal: How gardaí saved seven victims
In the News podcast: Two men jailed for human trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation, a first for Ireland
Fans hate them but hydration breaks are the World Cup’s new money spinner
Fifa says they’re for player welfare but advertisers have been the big winners