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Galway International Arts Festival review: President’s address, and hit show ‘Flight’
Why do we continue to put our trust in Facebook and Google?
Bad week for internet overlords marked by undercover exposé and €4.3bn fine
Argos goes green . . . but for a house in the garden, try a big red affair
Home Front: short of space at home but don’t want to move? A garden house is an increasingly popular option
Analysis: Trump and Brexit feed off the same anger
Britain’s vote against the EU is a warning for Hillary Clinton not to be complacent
Paul Murray: ‘The banks were full of basket cases'
The ‘Skippy Dies’ author hadn’t planned to write his next novel, ‘The Mark and the Void’, about the financial crash, but he couldn’t help himself once he read about bankers’ antics
Robots may do to jobs what mechanisation did to horses
Driverless cars are one thing, but when your own job is threatened you need to pay attention
What Irish Times critics are wishing for this Christmas
From the Gleesons’ ‘Walworth Farce’ to a 3D pen, there’s a perfect present for the artist in your life
Can lessons really be learned from the collapse of Lehman Brothers?
‘What-if’ thought experiments are fun for the protagonists but pretty useless for the rest of us
Message to self on holiday: do not look at messages
The further you are from work, the more its news disturbs you, writes Lucy Kellaway
Gynocrats, Pimm’s, war and PJ Harvey: the Borris House Festival of Writing and Ideas
The Borris House Festival of Writing and Ideas had many big names and big ideas but the true star was the big house itself
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