The Irish Times

Service takes place 100 years on to remembers victims of Bandon Valley massacre

Thirteen Protestant men were killed in the space of three days

Wed Apr 27 2022 - 22:24

Man who claimed pensions of his dead parents was following in footsteps of father

Don O’Callaghan (59) jailed for three and a half years for largest and longest running known case of welfare fraud in State history

Wed Feb 16 2022 - 23:00

First amendment ‘as Gaeilge’ proposed for EU legislation

Irish language has a newly enhanced status in the European Union since January 1st

Thu Jan 27 2022 - 18:40

Newton Emerson: Nationalist timeframe for unity does not stack up

Chances of united Ireland in next decade are close to zero

Thu Dec 09 2021 - 01:00

‘I was so proud to be Navajo and so proud to be Irish’

Doreen McPaul, Navajo Nation attorney general, receives Irish diaspora president’s award

Thu Dec 02 2021 - 19:00

Rite&Reason: Young Irishman reflects on recent Armagh service

‘It made me think about my own sense of being Irish and my family history’

Tue Nov 23 2021 - 01:00

Tragically, we nearly made it through the decade of centenaries

Newton Emerson: Higgins turned highbrow rhetoric into critique and controversy

Thu Oct 21 2021 - 01:00

Newton Emerson: Academic rhetoric on NI is more dangerous than declined invitation

It is now common to hear the North referred to as a colony, with little care for what that implies

Thu Sept 23 2021 - 01:00

Donal Musgrave – versatile and widely respected journalist made lasting contribution to Irish media landscape

An Appreciation

Sun Feb 21 2021 - 15:01

The Irish Times view: Preserving vital Anglo-Irish relationship

Ireland’s best interests will always include a healthy, friendly and mutually supportive relationship with Britain

Fri Dec 11 2020 - 21:30

Galway couple receive Christine Buckley Volunteer of the Year Award 2020

Arthur and Deborah Carr set up mental health support line and patrols that aim to prevent deaths in city’s waters

Thu Dec 03 2020 - 13:21

The Irish Times view on Ireland’s environment: running out of time

Our ecosystems are in very poor condition, and getting worse

Thu Nov 26 2020 - 19:00

One in five young people have experienced abuse by partner, study finds

Women’s Aid says findings are ‘stark, disturbing’ and ‘heavily gendered’

Wed Nov 25 2020 - 14:27

Irish in US respond to Biden’s election: ‘A big dark cloud is being removed from the country’

Readers express both delight and upset as Joe Biden is named 46th US president

Sun Nov 08 2020 - 18:32

Digging into heritage for more resilient barley

Research Lives: Dr Sónia Negrão, assistant professor in plant sciences at UCD

Thu Oct 22 2020 - 01:00

Phoenix Park in lockdown: Buzzing with wildlife

Conor Pope discovers why the birds seem to be singing louder during the pandemic

Sun May 31 2020 - 06:00

Pence voices support for Johnson in Brexit talks after Varadkar meeting

Hard border would have a ‘deeply destructive’ impact on Ireland, Varadkar says

Tue Sept 03 2019 - 21:16

Pence’s Brexit backing catches Dublin unawares

US vice-president’s support for British position on EU talks unexpected

Tue Sept 03 2019 - 19:03

Irishman's Diary: An enigma of the Famine years in Ireland

Was Polish Count Pawel Strzelecki a spy for the British government?

Wed Aug 14 2019 - 20:00

Greyhound welfare must come first if industry to retain State funding, Creed warns

Minister says falling attendances at meetings a sign of public perception of sport changing

Sun Jun 30 2019 - 11:57

Proper oversight of Garda impossible, says ombudsman

Gsoc says it relies on media reports to learn of serious incidents involving gardaí

Wed May 08 2019 - 00:30

Irish people can now be prosecuted in Ireland for assault and rape committed abroad

New laws are aimed mainly at combating domestic violence and protecting women

Mon Apr 29 2019 - 00:35

The Irish Times view on the teaching of history: An invaluable tool in the era of fake news

Joe McHugh should trust his instincts and make history a core Junior Certificate subject

Wed Apr 24 2019 - 00:01

Human rights defenders memorial planned for Iveagh House grounds

Statue will honour 3,500 killed for defending human rights

Mon Dec 10 2018 - 00:41

Blasphemy is gone from Constitution but why should we stop there?

Time to expunge other dated articles to create inclusive document

Mon Oct 29 2018 - 01:00

Oscar Romero: one-time conservative who became a nation's social martyr

Late Salvadoran archbishop is to be canonised by Pope Francis on Sunday

Wed Oct 10 2018 - 12:00

Archbishop asks Dublin parishes to reflect on what it means to be Christian

Martin says aim is to ‘set out a realistic agenda for renewal’ of Catholic Church

Mon Sept 03 2018 - 21:36

Government ‘constitutionally bound’ to hold presidential inauguration on Armistice Day

Taoiseach spokesman says he is ‘committed’ to marking Armistice

Wed Aug 29 2018 - 16:00

Foster has blown an important opportunity by not meeting the pope

DUP leader’s weak position has robbed her of a chance to reach out to nationalists

Thu Aug 23 2018 - 05:00

Newton Emerson: Sinn Féin’s presidential bid risks leaving it exposed

The symbolic all-Ireland posturing of SF’s 2011 campaign will heighten tensions in 2018

Thu Jul 19 2018 - 05:00

Step inside as Stoneybatter’s celebrated houses open doors

Northside neighbourhood festival offers programme of 100 weekend events

Sat Jun 23 2018 - 00:00

Meet the Limerick man who’s the head of security at UN HQ New York

Limerick-native Michael Browne is the Chief of Safety and Security Services at the UN headquarters in New York

Fri Apr 20 2018 - 06:00

Miriam Lord: Dolores O’Riordan send-off not so much a funeral as an enfolding

She may have been globally famous, but in Limerick she was one of the O’Riordans

Tue Jan 23 2018 - 20:13

Sign language for the deaf to be granted State recognition

Legislation initiated in the Seanad by Fianna Fáil Senator Mark Daly

Thu Dec 14 2017 - 20:23