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Starmer’s arrival at Number 10 will bring a reset in Anglo-Irish relations
Reverberations after a remarkable week politics will be felt for years to come
Fallout from Crotty controversy continues to reverberate
A difficult year for RTÉ; and does the bitter pay row at Aer Lingus flag a new age of industrial turmoil?
Eamon Ryan’s career a lesson in how sincere politicians can succeed in setting the agenda
Why the Aer Lingus strike is not an opportunity for Ryanair; the casual disregard politicians have for the European Parliament; and the dramatic changes in news consumption
Message from the Editor: As one election finishes, the only talk is when the next one will be
IT Sunday: Athletics success flies in the face of funding levels; Brianna Parkins writes about why she is leaving Ireland
Message from the Editor: Elections offer some tentative conclusions
The centre ground appears to hold on what was a remarkable day for Irish politics
Message from the Editor: Ireland prepares to vote amid concerns over the risks of disinformation
Politics at home and abroad dominated the news this week, with a historic ruling in New York
Message from the Editor: Campaigning in the rain
Rishi Sunak gets things started on a damp day in London while election races are well under way here and in the US
Message from the Editor: The long road to elections
Politicians are never not in election more; for journalists, preparation for elections also means a long lead-in time
Lurching from crisis to crisis on immigration
Bambie Thug does Ireland proud at Eurovision after another week of revelations at RTÉ
A week dominated by tensions over immigration
A wider focus on migration policy, perhaps more so than at any point in Ireland’s 25-year history as a country of net inward migration, is now clearly shaping politics
‘She could have been saved’: Milly Tuomey’s family on how the system let her down
Essential features, opinion articles and reviews for Irish Times subscribers this weekend
Message from the Editor: Verdict of unlawful killing in Stardust inquests was long overdue
Inquests 43 years after Stardust fire raise uncomfortable questions about whether all citizens receive equal treatment before the law
Elon Musk, Tesla and the industrial cold war
The latest subscriber-only columns from Roe McDermott, Corinna Hardgrave, Cliff Taylor and more
Message from the Editor: How our investigation into military training in Libya came together
Report on activities of former and departing Defence Forces members is one of several recent investigative projects
Nimbyism on housing comes with enormous cost
David McWilliams is critical of objections to developments while Lorcan Sirr argues it’s not all about supply
Message from the Editor: Making sense of Varadkar’s decision to step down
‘As with most political leaders, collective memory of his years in office will be shaped to a large degree by what follows’
Referendum fallout: What can we learn from Government’s crushing defeat?
IT Sunday: Our writers examine what the results mean for the future of Irish politics and society; plus a round-up of the latest columns only for subscribers
Message from the Editor: An embarrassing day for the Coalition that is not cost free
Political impact of referendums will be fleeting but it is a public rejection every Yes-voting politician could have done without
Turn off, tune out: Is RTÉ going bust?
The latest subscriber-only journalism from David McWilliams, Brianna Parkins, Roe McDermott and more this weekend on The Irish Times
Message from the Editor: Ukraine is in a moment of real peril
Russian war on Ukraine continues to shape the world we live in and has rattled Europe’s sense of security
Mega projects and a tale of two Irelands
The latest subscriber-only journalism from David McWilliams, Corinna Hardgrave, Cliff Taylor and more
The two big unspoken threats to Ireland’s competitiveness
Power and water will pose problems for development, while council to press ahead with radical overhaul of Dublin city traffic
A message from the Editor: Introducing Common Ground
This new project will focus on the inter-connectedness between North and South, between Britain and Ireland, but also between the constituent parts of the UK and within Northern Ireland itself
Year of elections in Ireland brings public concerns into focus
IT Sunday: New features, new formats and some new voices as we prepare for the electoral contests to come
People before bonnet: Reclaiming Irish towns from the clutches of the car
Your guide to the latest subscriber-only columns from David McWilliams, Fintan O’Toole, Roe McDermott, Corinna Hardgrave and more
‘It was a nightmare’: The landlord who evicted a tenant over complaints of CCTV in the kitchen
An Irish Times investigation sheds new light on practices of controversial landlord Marc Godart
Taylor Swift, a year of elections and the battle for the American Dream
The latest subscriber-only columns from David McWilliams, Fintan O’Toole, Roe McDermott and moreIT Sunday January 7th
A New Year’s message from the Editor
In this age of mobility, with societies and economies more closely connected than ever, global events are also local stories
The most-read stories of 2023: From the deaths of Irish musical heroes to riots in the capital
IT Sunday: Death of Sinéad O’Connor, Dublin riots and RTÉ pay scandal were just some of the stories to hold readers’ attention this year
JP McManus makes it a Christmas to remember for GAA clubs, but not everyone is happy
Why fees for Ireland’s most prestigious private schools are on the rise; 30 ways to improve Dublin; and the 2023 Food Oscars
If final Cop28 agreement refers to ‘fossil fuel phase-out’, it will be a historic day for the world
IT Sunday: There are a record number of fossil fuel lobbyists at Cop28, pushing their usual myths
Early surprises at Cop28 raise hopes for better news to come
IT Sunday: What the world needs now is an acknowledgement from all parties of the need to phase out fossil fuels
Right and left: role reversals and new-age politics
Fintan O’Toole on riots in Dublin; David McWilliams on modern politics; and Roe McDermott’s latest advice column
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