The Irish Times

Covid boosters in rich countries outnumber all jabs among poor nations

High prices identified as one of main factors behind growing vaccine inequality

Sun Dec 19 2021 - 16:13

World’s most vaccinated nation is spooked by Covid spike

Chinese-made Sinopharm vaccine widely used in Seychelles

Wed May 12 2021 - 16:01

Q&A: Can different Covid-19 vaccines be mixed?

Oxford scientists test vaccine combinations amid concern over rare side effects

Wed Apr 14 2021 - 09:47

First look inside the new Museum of Literature Ireland

MoLI in Newman House, Dublin opens this month featuring Joyce’s notebooks and more

Sat Sept 14 2019 - 05:00

‘Will they sink into the surface?’ Covering the moon landing

Neil Armstrong left lander at 4am, requiring tight turnaround by The Irish Times

Sat Jul 20 2019 - 01:44

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

Sat Jul 13 2019 - 06:00

Reverse empty nest syndrome: when the parents leave home

It can be tough on a college student when the place they’ve always returned to is suddenly gone

Wed Jan 31 2018 - 15:10

10 great books by Irish women

In the final part of our series on influential books by women writers, we focus on Irish authors

Wed Mar 08 2017 - 05:30

Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks: Irish road to modernity has no straight lines

The collective works in our series show how molten and defiant Irish artworks can be

Sat Oct 15 2016 - 06:00

Food File: First look at new Cornelscourt foodhall, supper clubs and a friendly reminder

A fresh food offering in Dunnes; dining with the stars at Itsa; and say goodbye to Thornton’s

Fri Oct 14 2016 - 07:00

Exercise for menopause: it’s time to get moving

Resistance training is the best way to prevent loss of muscle mass, which is a major cause of disability in older women

Tue Mar 08 2016 - 01:00

Irish soldiers encouraged to join German brigade

1916/2016: a miscellany

Fri Feb 05 2016 - 01:00

Colm Tóibín: enjoying life on the Brooklyn road

As the film of ‘Brooklyn’ gets good reviews, Tóibín’s status at home and abroad rises yet another notch

Fri Oct 30 2015 - 11:30

Irish culture in 1945 was both lively and bleak

The ‘Irish Times’ Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks project has published its first 30 entries, covering 1916-1945 – a time of paradoxical philistinism and creativity

Sat Jun 06 2015 - 06:00

10 milestones in Irish gay rights

In Oscar Wilde’s time, Irish people lived and loved much as they do now. But our laws and social conventions are still catching up

Sat May 16 2015 - 01:00

In praise of Kate O’Brien, by Frank McNally

Celebrating Irish women writers: ‘She’s on record somewhere as distrusting humour on principle. But her very seriousness now seems admirable’

Thu Mar 05 2015 - 10:00

In praise of Kate O’Brien, by Olivia O’Leary

Irish Women Writers: ‘She wrote of women who struggled against family and church to lead free and independent lives’

Thu Feb 26 2015 - 15:54

Conor Brady: ‘readers need never be lonely; writers need never be idle’

‘Kate O’Brien was one of the great successes of the Censorship Board in that they succeeded in driving her out of the country into penury’

Thu Oct 02 2014 - 01:28

Roy Foster on Hubert Butler, WB Yeats and Phineas Finn

‘The Confederation of Kilkenny in the 1640s would be a good subject for a picaresque novel full of spies and skulduggery. But as we say, it’s not my period’

Thu Oct 02 2014 - 01:00