Tributes paid to pioneering journalist Mary Maher who has died aged 81
Trade unionist and feminist activist spent 36 years with The Irish Times
Ranelagh home of former Irish Times editor for just over €1m
Douglas Gageby was born in Victorian terrace where union leader Jim Larkin later lived
Inside the Belfast college that moulded peace-makers and Brexiteers
New illustrated book celebrates 150th anniversary of Methody in Northern capital
Geraldine Kennedy: Papal visits underline Ireland’s progress
For many reasons we are not the same people visited by John Paul II in 1979
Olivia O’Leary: ‘As you get older, you become invisible’
The broadcaster shares her thoughts on grief and regret, politics and poetry with Rosita Boland
The Susan Denham way: low-key, principled and effective
Analysis: The outgoing Chief Justice has reached the end of a remarkable career
Vincent Browne: I saw politicians squirm in fear before him
Michael O’Regan recalls the career of a tough journalist who hated to be liked
Colm Keena: ‘Journalists in Europe’ crucial for hungry young reporters
In no-low-fares, no-internet 1990, being on scheme was just like ‘stepping into the world’
Another Life: ‘The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago; the second-best is now’
With the sycamore taking over, it is time to get less random about what trees we plant
First auction of Basil Blackshaw paintings since artist’s death
De Veres has four lots by Blackshaw in its Irish Art Auction
Funeral of Basil Blackshaw hears he found ‘wonder in the ordinary’
Celebrated Co Antrim painter described as man who was rooted in rural life
Former ‘Irish Times’ deputy editor James Downey dies
Distinguished journalist began career at ‘Sligo Champion’ before moving to Dublin
Enigmatic Antrim artist Basil Blackshaw gives BBC programme insight into work
Antrim painter once attended exhibition wearing bag over his head
Belfast Royal Academy remembers alumni after 230 years
Former archbishop of Armagh and primate of All Ireland Lord Eames attended the secondary school
Rathgar Riversdale: the sequel
The sale of Riversdale House at auction last week for €2.15 million has prompted the owner to put the adjoining property on the market with a guide price of €1.25 million
Hume’s 1964 ‘Irish Times’ articles helped redefine nationalist attitudes to North
National public airing of principle of unity by consent
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