Article Index

Buses and trains ‘must run around clock’ post-Covid-19

By Martin Wall

Programme for government: Will this one fly?

By Harry McGee

Coronavirus lockdown eating habits take dental toll

By Sarah Burns

Record surge in prisoners triggers early release move

By Conor Lally

More than 30,000 passport applications to be processed

By Conor Pope

Passport office staff redeployed to Covid-19 roles

By Conor Pope

Tuarascáil

An galar gangaideach a mhaireann inár measc

By Éanna Ó Caollaí

Peter Kelly profile: Fearless legal force for half a century

By Mary Carolan

Maternity hospital relocation dispute may go before agm

By Paul Cullen

Strongly Green-influenced programme for government drawn up

By Pat Leahy, Fiach Kelly and Harry McGee

Ireland can ‘almost halve’ the cost of renewable electricity

By Kevin O'Sullivan

EY selects 24 finalists to battle for Entrepreneur of the Year award

By Charlie Taylor

Stage

Endgame by Samuel Beckett: Life conspires to mimic art ... yet again

By Terence Killeen

Farming & Food

Irish food industry will survive if not triumph in wake of Covid-19

By Joe Gill

Financial Services

Irish invoice trading firm facilitates €30m of PPE orders

By Joe Brennan

Your Money

‘I had laser eye surgery five years ago; it was supposed to last longer than this’

By Tony Clayton-Lea

Work

Pilita Clark: How selfie generation will cope with a Depression

By Pilita Clark

Galway pharma firm shipping animal products to lucrative US market

By Dominic Coyle

Your Money

Inherited home likely to leave you with a capital gains tax bill

By Dominic Coyle

Books

So you wrote a second novel?

By Tadhg Coakley

Books

The Vanishing Half: Indelible tale of race and ‘passing’ for white

By Joanne Hayden

Rugby

Oli Jager: ‘For sure I have thought about putting on a black jersey. It would be cool’

By Gavin Cummiskey

People

Róisín Ingle: Some of us don’t want to let go of our lovely locked down lives

By Róisín Ingle

Property

What sold for €310k in Cabra, Swords, Lucan and Ballybunion, Co Kerry

Food

Bake like a pro: Top pastry chef makes it simple

By Marie Claire Digby

TV & Radio

‘Defund Paw Patrol’: Why protesters have turned against a kids’ cartoon

By Amanda Hess

Food

Food and drink quiz: Where was Jamie Oliver discovered?

Gaelic Games

The abolition of the Ban just one of the many landmark GAA events in 1971

By Seán Moran

Art

The Irish as you’ve never seen them before: Meet the People of the Mud

Ken Early: It’s time for all sports to jettison racist fans

By Ken Early

Life & Style

Your wedding’s been cancelled by the coronavirus lockdown? Good

By Stephen Marche

Golf

McIlroy v McGinley: The days of ‘shut up and dribble’ are gone

By Brian O'Connor

Rugby

Old Belvedere asks supporters for donations to protect the club’s future

By Eamon Donoghue

How French soccer fell apart during the coronavirus crisis

By Elian Peltier and Tariq Panja and Rory Smith

Your Fitness

Mary Jennings: What lockdown has taught me about running

By Mary Jennings

For older people, emerging from the cocoon is fraught with risk

By Dr Muiris Houston

Your Family

Coronavirus has exacerbated my six-year-old’s anxiety

By John Sharry

Government negotiations: how the draft deal was done

By Pat Leahy and Fiach Kelly

Chanelle enters US market, Compass delivers food, and EY’s awards

By Ciarán Hancock

TV View: ‘Don’t touch the buttons’ – Ted Walsh Zooms in

By Mary Hannigan

Golf

Daniel Berger edges Collin Morikawa in Texas play-off

Food

A Michelin-starred chef’s tender, slow-cooked, flavour-filled lamb

By Aidan McGrath

Abroad

Covid-19 isn’t just a physical threat, it’s also an existential threat to my generation

By Katie Fallon

Golf

Rory McIlroy rues slow start as his Texas challenge unravels

Open Orphan sees positive trial on mosquito-borne disesases

By Colin Gleeson

China’s economy continues to inch out of coronavirus slump

Rory McIlroy’s Texas challenge fades, Ken Early on sport jettisoning racist fans

By Patrick Madden

Shopping centres reopen today and nursing home visits resume

By Colm Keena

HSE asks 5,000 people to take part in Covid-19 antibody study

By Paul Cullen

Markets

Asian shares and US equities fall on coronavirus fears

BP to write off $17.5bn from value of its business

Two-thirds of men drinking to cope with the lockdown, national survey reveals

By Ronan McGreevy

Man to appear in court in Galway over stabbing incident

By Tim O'Brien

Social Affairs

Covid-19 threatens future of EU, Social Justice Ireland says

By Patsy McGarry

Man arrested after pedestrian killed in Co Donegal hit and run

By Ronan McGreevy

Rats big enough for ‘saddles’ infest Dublin

By Olivia Kelly

‘Find your humanity’: Marcus Rashford urges government U-turn on school meals

Coronavirus: Man had Covid-19 in Cork in late February before first confirmed Irish case

By Paul Cullen and Vivienne Clarke

All in the Game: Messi, Ronaldo. . . Wesley Sneijder?

By Mary Hannigan

Rugby

The Offload: The ‘team of us’ philosophy uncovered

By Gavin Cummiskey

Student Hub

Does social media support the freedom of speech?

By Alison O’Brien

People

What have you learned about yourself in lockdown? Is there anything you will miss?

Crosaire Blog

Crosaire No 17290 by Crossheir – Monday, June 15th, 2020

By Lorna Kernan

Opinion

Una Mullally: Joe Duffy has excelled during Covid-19 crisis

By Una Mullally

Fashion

Victoria Beckham: ‘It was a sign of insecurity that I always wore very tight clothes’

By Jess Cartner-Morley

Asia-Pacific

Philippines journalist Maria Ressa found guilty of ‘cyber libel’

By Rebecca Ratcliffe

TV & Radio

Naked porn ‘actors’ turn up at boy’s house – New Zealand’s provocative online safety ad

Innovation

Can the Covid-19 pandemic help us fix our technology problem?

By Tim Harford

H&M says recovery uneven after March-May sales tumble 50%

Scientists identify flaws in WHO report that recommends 2m social distancing

Irish exports plunge 32% in April as pandemic hits world trade

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Rayshard Brooks police shooting was homicide, medical examiner says

Financial Services

More saving and more optimism about retiring in last quarter

By Colin Gleeson

UK to scrap plans to allow gender ‘self-identification’, says report

Government ‘not ruling out’ making face coverings mandatory

Financial Services

Two of largest credit unions in west to merge

By Colin Gleeson

Death of teenager raises questions about Spain’s juvenile centres

By Guy Hedgecoe

Rapist who abused sister and his seven daughters jailed for 20 years

By Conor Gallagher

Qatar Airways to cut some pilot salaries and will make others redundant

Number receiving Covid-19 jobless payment dips below 500,000

By Martin Wall

Met Éireann issues weather warnings for torrential rain and thunderstorms

By Ronan McGreevy

NTMA warns Covid-19 borrowing leaves State exposed to rising interest rates

By Eoin Burke-Kennedy

Taxi driver to plead guilty to charges over fatal Cork hit-and-run

By Barry Roche

Over 80 UK sports bodies say they have failed to confront racism

By Sean Ingle

US pilot missing after fighter jet crashes into North Sea

Case over passport renewal application by Irish-born child resolved

By Aodhan O'Faolain

Programme for government: ‘Well-being’ index to measure progress

By Pat Leahy

High Court suspends solicitor over €236,000 deficit in client account

By Mary Carolan

Excited shoppers but few face masks as Dundrum Town Centre reopens

By Conor Pope

Programme for government: ‘Living wage’ to be promoted

By Harry McGee

Programme for government: Binding targets under ‘Green new deal’

By Jennifer Bray

The Irish Times shutdown sports quiz: Part 10

Boris Johnson rejects plea from Marcus Rashford to extend free school meals

By Jacob Steinberg

Programme for government: Referendum to be held on extending presidential vote

By Marie O'Halloran

Hosepipe ban will not be lifted despite rainfall warning

By Ronan McGreevy

Cork residents call for licensing system for landlords amid Covid-19 parties

By Barry Roche

‘July stimulus’ promised in new programme for government

By Mark Paul

Former US marine Paul Whelan jailed for 16 years in Russia for espionage

By Daniel McLaughlin

Dublin man admits having two sub-machine guns and a grenade

Programme for government: New unit to seek ‘shared island consensus’

By Harry McGee, Marie O'Halloran and Jennifer Bray

Racing

RTÉ looking to build on increased racing viewing figures

By Brian O'Connor

Programme for government: More hospital beds and community services promised

By Paul Cullen

World

Coronavirus: New lockdown in Beijing amid fears of second wave

By Peter Goff

Ireland ‘robbing’ European neighbours with low tax rate – Stiglitz

By Peter Hamilton

Programme for government: ‘Future of education’ assembly to be set up

By Jennifer Bray

Books

Melania Trump: ‘A sphinx with a rubber eraser in place of a tail’

By Dwight Garner

German author defends dystopian ‘health dictatorship’ novel with Covid-19 parallels

By Derek Scally

Man jailed for sexually assaulting fellow homeless man in Cork

Sinn Féin will provide ‘most effective opposition in history of State’

By Jennifer Bray

House of Lords hears call for protection for NI journalists

By Denis Staunton

Coronavirus: Traffic jams and a run on cigarettes as many EU borders open

By Derek Scally

Markets

Fears of second wave of Covid-19 rocks equity markets

By Peter Hamilton

Balancing political and scientific advice

Dáil to elect new government on Saturday June 27th if programme ratified

By Harry McGee

Hearts take legal action against SPFL over relegation

By Ewan Murray

Irish man John Slattery to head GE aviation unit

Hertz warns investors they’re all but certain to be wiped out in share sale

Medical Council took no steps to check struck off doctor’s story, court told

By Mary Carolan

Russia clamps down on coronavirus ‘fake news’

By Max Seddon

State to raise €750m in short-term debt this week

By Peter Hamilton

Shoppers queue as high street stores reopen in England

Landlords get go-ahead for legal action against Debenhams

By Aodhan O'Faolain

Pubs, hotels and restaurants to reopen from July 3rd in Northern Ireland

By Gerry Moriarty

Gaelic Games

GAA Legends series to go ahead virtually

Second World War shells unwittingly used as garden ornaments in Wexford

By Conor Gallagher

Man remanded in custody charged over Cork double stabbing

By Barry Roche

Social Affairs

Priests anxious about being held responsible for safety at Mass

By Patsy McGarry

National review of peatland and farm land use promised

By Jack Power

‘Meddling Irish PM removed’: How the government deal was reported abroad

By Jack Power

Hospitality group sues over alleged failure to honour insurance

Racing

Regulator insists Curragh was not too quick after 16 withdrawals

By Brian O'Connor

Culture

Bloomsday goes online, and it’s an offal-y good line-up

By Deirdre Falvey

No increases in income tax or USC rates under proposed new government

By Jennifer Bray

Programme for government: Carbon tax increases but no hikes in income tax or USC

By Fiach Kelly, Harry McGee and Vivienne Clarke

Africa

Sex workers’ prices plummet as coronavirus leaves them without protection

By Sally Hayden

An Irish Diary

An Irishman’s Diary: A brush with Kenya

By Colm Keena

US supreme court rules LGBT workers cannot be discriminated against by employers

Technology

Former top Ebay executives face charges in US of cyberstalking

Programme for government: Rise in pension age to be deferred

By Harry McGee

Cycling and pedestrian projects to get €360m, parties agree

By Jennifer Bray

Home ownership emphasised in programme for government

By Olivia Kelly

What will the Greens in government mean for how we live and work?

By Kevin O'Sullivan

Sinn Féin’s Deirdre Hargey to stand aside temporarily as Minister for Communities

By Gerry Moriarty

United Airlines pledges mileage programme to secure loan

By Claire Bushey

Champions League set for ‘Final Eight’ tournament in Lisbon

Social Affairs

Nursing home visits resume: ‘Speaking through the phone just wasn’t the same’

By Shauna Bowers

US Open expected to go ahead in New York but without fans

Film

Oscars 2021 postponed due to coronavirus pandemic

Martin to step down as taoiseach in December 2022

By Fiach Kelly

Boris Johnson’s Brexit talks optimism hard to square with reality

By Denis Staunton

Cap on creche fees to be examined under government deal

By Jack Power

Editorials

The Irish Times view on its Ipsos MRBI poll: A coalition of mixed fortunes

Irish Times poll: Almost half of Green voters support proposed coalition

By Pat Leahy

Irish Times poll: Varadkar to leave taoiseach’s office with approval numbers off the charts

By Pat Leahy

Commercial Property

Court challenge brought against Dublin City Council over Iveagh Markets

By Aodhan O'Faolain

EU prepares to knuckle down for summer of Brexit talks

By Naomi O'Leary

Prompt action needed by new government to save Irish media – NUJ

By Kitty Holland

Miriam Lord: Two meat and veg government finally on the menu

By Miriam Lord

St Pat’s chairman brands Niall Quinn and Gary Owens ‘a failure’

By Emmet Malone

World

Coronavirus: More than 100 cases confirmed in new Beijing outbreak

Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Green parliamentary parties endorse programme for government

By Harry McGee, Jennifer Bray and Fiach Kelly

Education

Choosing the right career after school in midst of a global pandemic

By Dr Derek O'Byrne

Education

Preparing for the post-Covid-19 classroom

By Michelle McBride

Education

My fifth-year son has fallen behind. Should I be worried?

By Brian Mooney

Crosaire Blog

Crosaire No 17291 by Crossheir – Tuesday, June 16th, 2020

By Lorna Kernan

Gaelic Games

Shortened club championships would be ‘sacrilege’, say CPA

By Seán Moran

Dismay as Downing Street adviser is chosen to set up UK race inequality commission

Editorials

The Irish Times view on direct provision: Towards the endgame

An example for cyclists?

Post-lockdown

A backlog at the Passport Office

Greatest Irish actors left out in the cold

Access to private land

Betty Ann Norton, an inspirational teacher

Ulysses is free to wander the web

Monuments and marching

Letting the mask slip

A voice of calm

Time for mandatory mask-wearing

A way to remember those who died in pandemic

Aer Lingus to cut staff pay, working hours to less than half pre-Covid levels

By Kitty Holland

TDs and senators back ‘best achievable’ programme for government

By Fiach Kelly, Harry McGee and Jennifer Bray