TV View: Scholes sticks a pin in United’s balloon of hope
Neither Jake Humphrey nor Rangnick’s men could lift pundit’s spirits on glum night
Miriam Lord: TDs fume as Antigen 4 All in the Dáil gets noses out of joint
Elsewhere this week, Bertie Ahern’s comments on the North go completely south
Beam me up, Scotty: Why is Jeff Bezos firing Captain Kirk into space next week?
William Shatner has a seat on New Shepard courtesy of the Amazon founder and Star Trek fan
My dad, 11 children and a 26ft caravan. What could go wrong?
Séamas O’Reilly recalls childhood summer holidays in Ireland with his 10 siblings
Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins dies at age 90
‘Forgotten astronaut’ of the first Moon landing had Irish grandfather
Netflix: The best 50 films to watch right now
There’s been another major turnover but catch the classics while you can
Covid-19 survivor who lived through Spanish flu, celebrates her 104th birthday
Dubliner Josephine Silo’s outlook was ‘I have lived my life and I am ready to go’
Prof Denis O’Sullivan: the Irishman who shone light on cosmic rays
The physicist, who died in February, worked with Nasa to protect astronauts from radiation
The ultimate parents’ survival guide to summer 2020
Activities are curbed due to Covid-19, but there’s plenty of ways to keep kids occupied
Apple TV Plus: What is it, what shows are on it, how do you get it?
November 1st is launch date for Apple TV Plus – on iPhone, iPad and Mac for €5 a month
Why are we so obsessed with anniversaries?
Historical and popular culture landmarks offer valuable opportunities to reflect on events
An Post makes one giant spelling error as it marks one small step for man
Stamps issued in commemorative set feature a misspelling of the Irish word for ‘moon’
Nasa will put a woman on the moon by 2024, says former astronaut
Cady Coleman says moon mission will provide ‘stepping stone’ for 2030s Mars landing
How should the moon landing be remembered 50 years on?
Prominent Irish figures recall their memories of Neil Armstrong’s walk on the moon
‘Will they sink into the surface?’ Covering the moon landing
Neil Armstrong left lander at 4am, requiring tight turnaround by The Irish Times
What’s coming up in the auction rooms
Religious statues and a photo album depicting Victorian country life
Sterling woes, Burberry hero and the moon landing recreated in chocolate
Planet Business: There’s a job going at IMF
Clicks, beeps and hisses: the music of the 1969 moon landing
Radio chatter from the Apollo 11 landing still sounds like science fiction 50 years on
Apollo 11 – the Irish research connection
Cosmic ray work made DIAS and Ireland famous in the space science communities of ESA and Nasa
Reliability the key asset for Apollo 11 computers
Systems behind Apollo 11 were thousands of times less powerful than a modern phone but they did not crash or malfunction
Neil Armstrong’s hometown enjoys its moment in the spotlight
On the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, Wapakoneta is in full celebration mode
Fintan O’Toole: They went to the moon; we discovered the Earth
What moved me as a child in 1969 wasn’t the moon landing but the dramatic splashdown
When will people go back to the Moon?
Nation states and the private sector want to land someone on the lunar surface soon
Moon boy: The Irishman who helped Apollo 11 land on the moon
I worked for Nasa in the 1960s, playing a small part in a major historic event
Neil Armstrong’s passport and rare pink sapphires for auction this week
Sales results and forthcoming auctions
Apollo 11 anniversary to be marked with events around the country
DIAS, Festival of Curiosity and Birr Castle to celebrate moon landing with series of events
Ireland gets set to join the space race
Space sector in Ireland employed 2,000 in 2014; and is set to rise to 4,500 by 2020
Apollo 11 podcast is one giant leap for space history buffs
Weblog: 13 Minutes to the Moon launched in time for 50th anniversary of moon landing
Time has arrived for watches from yesteryear
The vintage watch world has seen huge growth in interest and prices in recent years
Oscars 2019: Nominated films play fast and loose with history
Most factual liberties are dramatically justifiable. But some seriously mislead viewers
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