Arnotts asks Dublin revamp tsar to move GPO welfare payments to reduce antisocial behaviour
Robert Watt previously said north inner-city Dublin unfairly burdened with services for ‘people on the margins of society’
Leo Varadkar thinks we should apologise to northern nationalists for partition. Why?
No Irish nationalist wanted partition. Partition was created by Westminster
Caveat aware: Ronan McGreevy on the speech that sparked a president’s resignation
Paddy Donegan was defence minister 50 years ago when he uttered two words that made political history
Former Irish diplomat Denis Halliday dies aged 85
Halliday was a passionate advocate for human rights and resigned from the UN over the Iraq sanctions plan
Irish Times journalists receive 33 nominations for 2026 Irish Journalism Awards
Annual NewsBrands Ireland awards take place on November 12th in Dublin’s Mansion House
Rome to consider sainthood for Irish Jesuit priest killed in bloody first World War battle
Pope will make final decision on Fr Willie Doyle once panel of theologians satisfied he fulfilled life of heroic virtue
Patrick O’Donovan will continue in Cabinet when he recovers from illness, Harris says
Minister for Communications, hospitalised following medical emergency, had faced speculation about his future in Government
‘Physically we live here, but mentally we live in Ukraine’: Envoy on Russia’s attack on hometown
The home of ambassador Larysa Gerasko’s aunt was destroyed in an assault on Pryluky that killed 22 people
AI will not bring about ‘displacement’ in public service, says Taoiseach
Martin urges critics of technology to focus on positives as he announces new forum on workplace effects
Solicitor Ammi Burke went on ‘frantic rant’ over lunch invite email, court hears
Burke has ‘worst case of victim mentality’, former partner at Arthur Cox told the Labour Court
Ammi Burke to blame for damage to her reputation since Arthur Cox dismissal, court told
Route solicitor took ‘could not have been more damaging’ to her professional standing, former employer argues
Pedestrian dies after being hit by car while crossing street in Co Roscommon
Woman (70s) pronounced dead at the scene and gardaí are calling for witnesses
‘People afraid to say they are Jewish’: Dublin event marks October 7th attacks on Israel
Jewish community ‘told whether we belong in Ireland depends on how we feel about Israel’, synagogue hears
Will rent-a-room scheme increase encourage more landlords to participate?
Numbers availing of tax-free income have increased steadily in recent years, with student tenants a target
Michael Flatley pays tribute to his wife Niamh O’Brien at funeral Mass
‘I’m looking forward to our next dance in heaven together,’ Flatley says in eulogy in Dublin on Saturday