Irish Times deputy foreign editor dies unexpectedly
Funeral of distinguished journalist David McKechnie to take place on Saturday
Review reminds of European security if Britain pivots to Indo-Pacific
London Letter: Johnson must ditch ‘petty diplomatic spats’ to focus on continental peace
Tributes paid to pioneering journalist Mary Maher who has died aged 81
Trade unionist and feminist activist spent 36 years with The Irish Times
Message from Irish Times Editor: Thank you for your support
The past year has seen 310 editions of the newspaper produced remotely in challenging times
Man to be sentenced after intervening when daughter being ‘hassled’
Accused pleaded guilty, after confronting man who had shouted at his daughter
The Irish Times wins two awards for coverage of mental health
Jennifer O’Connell takes award for feature dealing with ‘untold tales of pregnancy loss’
The Irish Times shortlisted in four categories for coverage of mental health
Awards recognise excellence in coverage of mental health issues
Operating profit at Irish Times group up 46% to €3.82m in 2019
Decline in print sales and ad revenues offset by rise in digital subscriptions during pandemic
Adapt to survive: newspapers suspend print as footfall and advertising collapses
London’s City AM has temporarily moved online-only in response to pandemic
The Irish Times reports 5.2% rise in operating profit
Figures include first contribution from acquisition of Landmark Media
Singing and thumping in civil court as tributes paid to Justice Groarke
Usually dignified members of the legal profession ‘lose absolute control of themselves’
Veteran journalist Peter Murtagh bids farewell to The Irish Times
Award-winning reporter and editor began his career with the newspaper in the 1980s
Jarveys in a jam: Killarney traffic threatens to be a tourist trap
Kerry beauty spot getting over 1.1m visitors a year, mostly between June and September
Former Irish Times critic Eileen Battersby dies following car crash
Literary correspondent critically injured in single-vehicle crash 4km outside Drogheda
Cork traders to lobby councillors to get them to reverse Patrick Street car ban
Trade drops by up to 50 per cent and some businesses will not survive trial period, says Cork Business Association
Death of North American couple ‘casts a huge cloud’ over Kerry
Rosalyn Few and Norman Larose died in pony and trap incident at Gap of Dunloe
Dublin footballer awarded €30,000 for injuries in crash
Anita Haughey (29) missed out on opportunity to be on All-Ireland winning panel
Authority to examine radio ban on ‘Irish Times’ journalists
Decision by Denis O’Brien’s Communicorp in response to O’Toole column under spotlight
Communicorp ban on ‘Irish Times’ journalists is bizarre, says NUJ
Seamus Dooley: a case of ‘cutting off your nose to spite your face’
Radio group owned by Denis O’Brien bans ‘Irish Times’ journalists
Communicorp ban follows rejection of demand for Fintan O’Toole article to be retracted
Miranda Blennerhassett wins RCSI Art Award
Blennerhassett won for an ingenious piece made with wallpaper on a gallery stairwell
UK’s Brexit negotiators only starting to understand EU – Catherine Day
Top Brussels aide says UK media will ‘change mood music’ and make talks more difficult
New maternity hospital would offer significant boost to State’s maternity care
First day of evidence at An Bord Pleanála hearing on the HSE’s planning application for the proposed relocation of the facility to St Vincent’s
Paul O’Neill appointed 14th editor of The Irish Times
Outgoing chief Kevin O’Sullivan believes The Irish Times best positioned of Irish media organisations to succeed despite adversity
Paul O’Neill appointed new ‘Irish Times’ Editor
O’Neill succeeds Kevin O’Sullivan who has been Editor since 2011
Does World Press Photo of the year of assassination promote terror?
The winning photo capturing the murder of Russian ambassador on camera raises questions about sensationalism and giving publicity to terrorism
Irish Times Ltd makes operating loss of €1.1m
Turnover rises 0.4 per cent in ‘challenging but improved’ trading environment
Obama expected to step further into ‘Brexit’ debate
US president will offer arguments against Britain leaving EU if asked during UK visit
Taking to the hills for the challenge of the sportive
The many semi-competitive cycling events in Ireland and abroad have attracted new entrants to the sport
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