EducationMy son is choosing his Leaving Cert subjects, but has no idea what he wants to do after schoolBy Brian Mooney
EducationWhy shutter an organisation this beneficial to Ireland?By William C. Harris and Peter F. Mackey
TransportWalking and cycling ‘take 680,000 cars off road daily’ in Ireland’s five largest cities By Kevin O'Sullivan
CourtsLandlord Marc Godart says all Irish revenue has to be sent to Luxembourg as part of family corporate structureBy Colm Keena
Education‘There’s huge anger’: Disabled students feel they are slipping through the cracks By Peter McGuire
IrelandUnions believe they are having moment in North but say funding is key to stable futureBy Emmet Malone
IrelandReturn union representatives to state boards in NI and banish ‘quangocrats’, says Ictu By Emmet Malone
BooksMelting Point by Rachel Cockerell: A sobering history of Jewish refugees routed through Texas By Mia Levitin
TechnologyHow Apple became the latest Big Tech firm to be hit with a huge fine by the EU By Ciara O'Brien
MusicJulian Lage: ‘It’s criminal that I haven’t played in Ireland. I’ve been gunning for it’By Philip Watson
BusinessChanging consumer and working habits create opportunities for Irish marketersBy Michael Cullen
HealthCerebral Palsy: ‘It is tough hearing that news, but it is far tougher when you have to fight for the best care for your child’ By Mary McCarthy
People‘Impossible is just perception’ – Women with disabilities pursuing legal careersBy Mary Carolan
Crime & LawRising number of gardaí convicted shows force’s culture changing, Policing Authority chair saysBy Conor Lally
AthleticsNo time to dwell on lack of medals in Glasgow with Olympic Games on the horizon By Ian O'Riordan
GolfDifferent Strokes: McIlroy convinced it is only a matter of time before he returns to the winner’s circleBy Philip Reid
ResidentialClutter, swirly carpets and bold colours: Interiors mistakes to avoid when selling your homeBy Joanne Hunt
SoccerIn John O’Shea the FAI has found an Irishman who wants the job and believes he is ready for itBy Ken Early
MediaSiún Ní Raghallaigh challenges Minister’s version of events as new RTÉ chair appointedBy Arthur Beesley and Pat Leahy
IrelandAIB seeks scrapping of €500,000 pay cap as bank talks with Minister for FinanceBy Arthur Beesley
Courts‘An appalling litany of behaviour’: Judge says Marc Godart firm’s treatment of tenant ‘completely unacceptable’By Colm Keena
PoliticsFamily gets Garda security advice after home is falsely identified as refugee shelterBy Cormac McQuinn
IrelandMore than 60% of workers with caring responsibilities report impact on mental health By Emmet Malone
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PeopleBrianna Parkins: Where is Kate Middleton? The people demand, but are not entitled, to knowBy Brianna Parkins
OpinionMarch 8th referendums: The WhatsApp debate, by Breda O’Brien and Justine McCarthy By Breda O'Brien and Justine McCarthy
In the News PodcastWhy are there so many empty offices and so few homes?By Bernice HarrisonListen | 25:44
People‘Aside from the accommodation, I am happy. The children have integrated well, and enjoy it here’By Deirdre Falvey
Business Today NewsletterBWG’s investment in Mace retail stores, buying a property in a ski resort, and EU’s €1.8bn for AppleBy Ciarán Hancock
OpinionIf the care referendum is such a progressive change, why was the process such a travesty?By Fintan O'Toole
Inside Politics NewsletterNo end in sight to RTÉ scandal as stability seems further away than everBy Jack Horgan-Jones
IrelandTuesday’s Top Stories: Majority of workers with caring responsibilities report impact on mental health; Walking and cycling ‘take 680,000 cars off road daily’
Six NationsOpens in new windowGerry Thornley: History has taught Irish rugby not to be too cocky in advance of treks to TwickenhamBy Gerry Thornley
MusicRick Astley in Belfast review: The singer looks to be loving life on stage. It’s hard to dislike himBy Lee Campbell
BusinessDublin-based software firm SoftCo acquired in deal estimated to be worth more than €100mBy Ciara O'Brien
CourtsMarc Godart: Landlord’s company pleads guilty to breach of fire safety law at Dublin propertyBy Colm Keena
CourtsWoman accused of murdering Matthew Healy (6) ‘medically unwell’ and not in courtBy Caroline Spencer
IrelandReferendums: Presbyterian Church disappointed at ‘ambiguity’ in wording of proposed amendmentsBy Patsy McGarry
Courts‘Something inside me died’: Man jailed for raping nephew in ‘calculated campaign of abuse’By Isabel Hayes
Commercial PropertyBNY Mellon closing in on deal for new office headquarters in Dublin docklandsBy Ronald Quinlan
EducationAlmost all parents fear child will lose resources under special education reforms, poll findsBy Carl O'Brien
Six NationsOpens in new windowHugo Keenan and Garry Ringrose return to Ireland training ahead of England clashBy Gerry Thornley
PoliticsSenator’s No-No referendum posters contain ‘factual misrepresentation’ - Electoral CommissionBy Jennifer Bray
PoliticsRTÉ must now show it is no longer the same organisation outlined in the PAC reportBy Jack Horgan-Jones
BusinessDoyle’s pub owner takes High Court action over council’s ‘disproportionate’ demolition requirementBy Ellen O'Riordan
PoliticsGovernment spends nearly €460,000 hiring private jets for overseas travel in nine monthsBy Jack Power
Middle EastIreland’s Catholic Bishops call for ‘all possible pressure’ on Israel to end Gaza offensiveBy Patsy McGarry
BusinessIreland told to shore up corporate tax laws to prevent wealthy from committing tax fraud and evasionBy Colin Gleeson
EuropeInternational court seeks arrest of Russian officers for strikes on Ukraine’s power gridBy Daniel McLaughlin
CourtsWoman injured when car moved forward as she got out at maternity hospital awarded €20,000By Ray Managh
Gaelic GamesNFL duties to see Rory Beggan and Mark Jackson miss the rest of the Allianz Football LeagueBy Gordon Manning
PoliticsRTÉ files suggest bid to ‘circumvent’ regulations, report finds as Taoiseach defends Minister’s handling of scandalsBy Jack Horgan-Jones and Sarah Burns
MediaRTÉ crisis: New board members announced as PAC finds broadcaster may have ‘deliberately misrepresented’ earningsBy Jack White and Glen Murphy
BusinessDublin City Council refuses planning permission for ‘Silicon Docks’-style schemeBy Gordon Deegan
SoccerErling Haaland: ‘I’m happy at Manchester City but you never know what future brings’By Jamie Jackson
EuropeGerman defence minister admits Moscow is having ‘field day’ with propaganda coup around Taurus cruise missilesBy Derek Scally
BusinessMeath residents’ planning appeals used as ‘barter’ to extract higher price in land sale, developer claimsBy Ellen O'Riordan
Social AffairsFamily of woman who died in Dublin criticise campaigners trying to ‘hijack’ tragedyBy Vivienne Clarke
BooksIrish writers Anne Enright, Claire Kilroy and Megan Nolan named on Women’s Prize for Fiction longlistBy Martin Doyle
SoccerEileen Gleeson: ‘We have drawn three of the top five teams in Europe. What more could you ask for’By Gavin Cummiskey
Courts‘I just followed the orders’: Man returned for trial in relation to €157m Cork cocaine seizureBy Barry Roche
Housing & PlanningGovernment delays next housing plan to seek updated population projectionsBy Mark Hilliard
CourtsProtest at Co Kildare site intended to house Ukrainian refugees has ‘de-escalated’, court toldBy Aodhan O'Faolain
An Irish DiaryTrain of thought – Frank McNally on the Dublin-Wexford railway route, the late Countess de Frenay, and the story of Long LambkinBy Frank McNally
CourtsTeenager who was unable to swim drowned after being pulled out to sea at Dublin’s Burrow Beach By Fiachra Gallagher
EnvironmentIrish hedgerows face ‘wide-scale’ threat after outbreaks of fireblight diseaseBy Kevin O'Sullivan
Crime & LawGarda suspended after giving unclaimed bike to local is cleared of wrongdoingBy Mark Hilliard
CourtsGarda analyst says she was ‘virtually being stalked’ by ‘volatile, emotionally unstable’ senior officialBy Stephen Bourke
Crime & LawSome solicitors unhappy with call by Law Society’s council for Yes vote in referendums By Mary Carolan
OireachtasVaradkar rules out reopening emergency departments in Mid-West regional hospitals to combat trolley crisis in LimerickBy Marie O'Halloran
CourtsEconomist’s evidence inadmissible in Dermot Desmond defamation case against Irish Times, judge rulesBy Mary Carolan
EditorialsThe Irish Times view on the latest exchequer returns: taxes are strong - and spending is rising fast
Six NationsOpens in new windowMarcus Smith brings welcome ‘bounce’ to England training By Gerard Meagher
OireachtasHousing ‘steadily increasing’ as key concern for older people, committee toldBy Jade Wilson
OireachtasWhite House confirms Biden-Varadkar meeting next week after Taoiseach says it would be ‘big mistake’ to boycottBy Sarah Burns and Mark Hilliard
TransportDublin homeowners fear ‘catastrophic’ damage to houses under Metrolink terminus plansBy Fiachra Gallagher
TennisSimona Halep free to play again after tennis doping ban significantly reduced By Tumaini Carayol
OireachtasMiriam Lord: Poor Roderic O’Gorman had to open Women’s Day debate to Dáil’s empty brown leather pop-up seatsBy Miriam Lord
OireachtasTD visibly upset over mental health service failures as she highlights teenager’s anorexia struggleBy Marie O'Halloran
PoliticsA third of measures in Government climate action plan to cut emissions not completed in 2023By Cormac McQuinn
CourtsCosmetic clinic operator’s application to obtain Medical Council files is refusedBy Aodhan O'Faolain
IrelandMore than half of Ukrainians in Ireland plan to stay on permanent basis, survey findsBy Jade Wilson
TV & RadioMary & George review: Starry cast can’t save this debauched tale of bonking and back-stabbing royalsBy Ed Power
SoccerHarry Kane scores twice as Bayern Munich reach Champions League quarter-finals By Jonathan Liew at the Allianz Arena
SoccerMbappé at the double as PSG ease past Real Sociedad and into Champions League quartersBy Sid Lowe at the Reale Arena
Six NationsOpens in new windowEngland v Ireland: TV details, kick-off time and team news ahead of Six Nations clashBy Nathan Johns
