Before Brexit: Pop, escapism and racism in England
Karl Whitney, author of Hit Factories, on his journey through the UK’s industrial heartlands
Karl Whitney, author of Hit Factories, on his journey through the UK’s industrial heartlands
Irish Tribes Today: This Irish Times series on pop culture looks at how what we buy, eat, wear, work and share helps create our sense of identity. Part one looks at the rise of the football hipster, a sport that rewards whatever level of attention you wish to give it
RTÉ wants to be at the centre of a collaborative network of media companies
Assaulting women has been going on in plain sight for too long – it has never been okay, and it will never be okay
Opinion: We tend to focus on emigration, but the movement of people into and within Ireland has also had a profound impact
Report into Jimmy Savile and Stuart Hall abuse postponed at request of police
‘It’s a Knockout’ broadcaster (84) was on trial for allegations involving two underage girls
William Roache sent letter to 14-year-old girl weeks before alleged incident, court hears
83-year-old is currently serving a jail term after admitting offences of indecent assault
Judge says Hall ‘got away with it’ for decades and had ‘lived a lie for more than half of his life’
Barbara Hewson calls for age of consent to be lowered and an end ‘persecution’ of old men
Broadcaster had admitted indecently assaulting 13 girls
Reporting restrictions lifted after Hall pleaded guilty to indecent assault of 13 minors
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Full general election coverage including analysis and results for all 43 constituencies
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices