Pensioners do not need to panic over Revenue letter about owed tax
Letters were not targeting pensioners specifically and offer options if you do have an outstanding tax bill, perhaps because of your state pension
Bagel Shop by Artybaker review: This authentically French Kimmage bakery offers the best bagels in Dublin
From jalapeño crust to dill-flecked cream cheese, every detail has been thought through
Alexander’s Feast at Kilkenny Arts Festival review: Perfect tale for Handel becomes perfect choice for Irish Baroque Orchestra
Conductor Peter Whelan’s artistic appetite and energy are on full display in an evening of impressive playing and singing
By Michael Dungan
Men in Love by Irvine Welsh: The Trainspotting gang return with a new addiction
Welsh’s deeper ambition is sincerity in a novel about growing up and searching
By Ruby Eastwood
Storm Éowyn cost insurers €301m while fossil fuels remain top power source
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Ireland set to feel the heat from Washington’s Maga brigade over Occupied Territories Bill
Trump’s shock troops need to have the proposed legislation explained because, it seems, they have not read it
Johnny Watterson: Don’t cast Emma Raducanu as the villain in crying-child debate
Tennis player was not taken seriously by umpire after drawing attention to the disturbance
‘Young people drink less. That has calmed the area down’
Flooding from River Corrib ‘part of our life now’, says owner of Ard Bia restaurant in Galway
By Andrew Hamilton in Galway
I’ve promised to give a speech, but am freaking out. You see, I’m a big thick
This was supposed to be the year I would slow down, say no to things
Ruling on controversial development beside St Anne’s Park due after legal action withdrawn
An Coimisiún Pleanála set to rule on plans for 580 apartments beside Raheny park next month
By Olivia Kelly
How Ireland went from first to last in the race to develop offshore wind energy
For a fleeting moment, the State was at the forefront of this technology; now it’s back of the class
Let’s face it, Dave Fanning asks Noel Gallagher, your third album wasn’t very good, was it?
Radio: ‘It suffered from the fact you had a big head,’ says Fanning
By Séamas O’Reilly
Letters to the Editor, August 15th: On Michael O’Leary, Tony Honohan for president, and shooting dogs
‘Tony Holohan might be the first person to go from being the unelected head of government to an elected head of state in any western democracy
Damning findings of report on Garda roads policing ‘heartbreaking’ for victims’ families, campaigners say
Road-safety advocate said ‘small number of gardaí don’t think people’s lives are worth doing their jobs’
By Tim O'Brien
Secret Byrd at Kilkenny Arts Festival review: Exquisite singing, quietly searing playing
At the Black Abbey, the Gesualdo Six and Fretwork give a performance that could hardly be more compelling
By Michael Dungan
From pharma to food, the known unknowns of Trump’s EU tariffs deal
Joint US-EU statement on details of new tariff regime has yet to emerge three weeks after deal was agreed
By Cliff Taylor
Irish chief executives on how they cope with the loneliness of leadership
Tips for staying grounded, connected and healthy once you reach the corner office
Who are the highest fliers when it comes to pay, and no more ‘wait and see’ for homebuyers on interest rates
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
The Weir review: Brendan Gleeson and Tom Vaughan-Lawlor bring timeless play to Dublin
Conor McPherson directs his own drama, now almost 30 years old, with a cast that also includes Seán McGinley, Kate Phillips and Owen McDonnell
As the presidential race begins, ordinary citizens must speak up for democratic principles
External funding, smear campaigns and bots have become familiar features of elections elsewhere
By Eileen Culloty and David Farrell
As a player Andy Moran was relentlessly positive. Mayo need that now
A great playing career can’t be the only thing going for you as a manager, but it buys time and instant respect
JD Vance hasn’t mastered the art of the political holiday
August has given me time to think about how politicians holiday. Most of them do it badly
Scotland shows how an apparently unstoppable national cause can stall when mishandled by one party
Northern unionists might dare to dream of a similar outcome but SNP's legacy offers a mixed lesson
Major League Soccer was already struggling for attention. Then they hid it from view
MLS now only seen by the masses when a brief moment of Messi magic goes viral on social media
ChatGPT-5: Maybe Sam Altman should cool the jets on new AI iterations
OpenAI’s latest upgrade of its AI tool is effectively being tested by 700m users while having potential for adverse real-world impact
By Emmet Ryan
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