Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after car hits pedestrians in London’s West End theatre district
Four pedestrians taken to hospital, with one in a life-threatening condition, after incident in early hours of Christmas Day
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Older Irish people in London: ‘It is so important to have something to get people out of the house. It breaks down the loneliness’
The networks of ‘joy and friendship’ helping the older Irish community in London
Corkman leading €11bn development of Battersea Power Station in London: ‘We’ve created a place to live, work and play’
Donagh O’Sullivan is in charge of the redevelopment of one of the British capital’s most iconic structures
European markets slip as investors take fright at Federal Reserve signal on rates
Wall Street rebounds slightly from a selloff prompted by the Fed‘s hawkish 2025 outlook on interest rates
The surprising utility of square wheels
Among their uses are smoothing out bumps in a track, and allowing a bridge to roll
Gig economy is coming to a shop near you
Apps that let retailers hire freelance staff by the shift are increasing in popularity
London pubs turn to ration cards amid Guinness shortage
Forced to improvise after its supply of Guinness dropped, at least one London pub didn’t lose it head
A van and a plan: House and furniture hunting in London is not for the faint of heart
London Letter: The rapacious property market here makes Dublin’s seem quaint
‘I stopped short of eating sheep brains’: Irish Times reporters abroad on their favourite foods and restaurants
To celebrate Food Month, Irish Times writers abroad reveal favourite foods and restaurants in their various postings
Johnny Ronan plots London return after settlement with former backer Fortress
Developer’s RGRE group sees UK capital as ‘obvious’ location
An Offaly woman in London: ‘I was a teenager before I had the guts to identify as Irish’
I don’t really do envy, but I envied the sense of belonging all the native speakers had with their array of languages
Complexities of immigrant life captured in museum’s Irish exhibition, and in row over slave trader at the door
London’s Museum of the Home has a popular Irish rooms exhibit inside, and an unpopular statue outside
The best restaurants to visit in Britain and continental Europe right now
Tim Magee dines out for a living, and these are the best restaurants he has been to outside Ireland this year
Just Eat guy was on the clock and no war memorial service was going to stop him
London Letter: Remembrance Sunday is when elites pay respects at the Cenotaph but Armistice Day is different
Paul Mescal rides A Streetcar Named Desire to New York stage
Gladiator II actor reprises role of Stanley Kowalski, following in footsteps of Marlon Brando
I moved to London certain that I’d eventually return home. Now, I’ve settled
This Dubliner has seen a lot of change happen in London, but when will she come back to Ireland?
Author Eliza Clark: ‘When you live in London you’re constantly at risk of seeing something mad and upsetting’
She’s Always Hungry author on her dislike of ‘forced’ short stories, her love of Prague and the best way to order your books
Felicity Hayes-McCoy: ‘So many of Ireland’s revolutionary women felt disillusioned and betrayed after the State was set up’
The author on the genre she calls ‘uplit’, the ‘perfect balance’ of living between London and the Kerry Gaeltacht, and her admiration for Greta Thunberg
‘Slow travel? I like travelling using fastest modes. But I’m persuaded to go on a 16-day trip designed around trains’
Tipperary woman Phoebe Moore and Moneer Seify headed on a journey from London-Paris-Marseille-Hyères-Genova-Bologna-Venice
Dublin now second most expensive place in Europe to live - survey
London is the only big city where it is more expensive for so-called digital nomads to set up shop
Housing shortage sends property prices rocketing in east London’s hipster heaven
London Letter: Tech workers pay big sums to rent small houses built in the shadows of Guinness Trust blocks of affordable homes
UK police officer who shot Chris Kaba acquitted of murder
Incident led to protests among London’s black community
Kinahan crime boss plans to lead ‘honest life’ once released, sentence hearing told
Liam Byrne and fellow senior Kinahan crime group member Thomas ‘Bomber’ Kavanagh are before a court in London over weapons plot
Karla Sofía Gascón, star of the Oscar-tipped Emilia Pérez: ‘I put my entire life and soul into creating this character’
If the Spanish star gets an Academy Award nomination for her role in Jacques Audiard’s film, she’ll be the first openly trans performer to do so
Bad Sisters actor Eva Birthistle: I’d just given birth, felt like I’d been murdered, and the midwife says ‘your husband did so well’
For the Irish actor, whose on-screen roles include Brooklyn and Bad Sisters, making the move to go behind the camera is a proud, slightly nerve-racking moment with her new film Kathleen Is Here
Rory Gallagher’s signature Stratocaster to be donated to national museum after selling for more than €1m at auction
Musician’s 1961 Fender secured for National Museum of Ireland with support from Live Nation Gaiety Ltd, says Minister for Arts
Confidence Man: ‘We wanted to create something that was surreal and immersive’
Adrenaline-fuelled, London-based Brisbane band may be a couple, siblings or life-long friends but their dance music antics have brought them to the brink of stardom
An Irishman in Paris: ‘Getting under the many layers of Parisian culture is a fascinating but neverending endeavour’
Wild Geese: Eoghan MacDonagh is a senior associate with the law firm Clifford Chance
Rory Gallagher: Renowned Irish blues musician’s guitars go on sale
The influential bluesman’s instrument collection will be sold in London. Meanwhile, in Bray, Mullen’s is bringing back the live auction
Victorian lady detectives: The advantage of being a woman with ‘very captivating manners’
At a time of acute tension between Irish Home Rulers and those who opposed Ireland’s political independence from Britain, rumour was rife and daggers drawn
Ghosts of a Family review: Superlative account of the sectarian McMahon murders
Edward Burke investigates the 1922 massacre in the context of collusion and archives reluctant to yield truth about the North
Industry review: Overworked, over-medicated, over-sexed bankers? Tell us something we didn’t know
Television: Bankers ripping each other apart makes for an engaging blood sport until you realise there’s not much else going on
Newspapers using AI to ‘revive’ late writers are not serious
London Standard’s resurrection of art critic Brian Sewell to review a Van Gogh exhibition was at best a pointless gimmick, at worst the thin end of the wedge
The heaving of Liverpool: A crushing journey shows Britons’ love, and hate, for their train service
I began to suspect that many were thinking the same as me: that this wasn’t going to end well
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