Housing Ukrainian refugees ‘difficult’ over Easter, says council
Planning at advanced stage for regional centre to billet arrivals from eastern Europe
The Irishman who wrote socialist anthem The Red Flag
Jim Connell from Co Meath wrote several socialist songs
Dún Laoghaire project could show the way forward for cycleways
Despite clear social and environmental benefits, cycleways are opposed by many, so how can plans to spend hundreds of millions on them be made to work?
Gordon D’Arcy: Pecking order at outhalf is of national interest given Carbery's injury woes
Interpros vital in assessing Farrell’s options for Ireland squad
Children’s cycle route diverted through Deansgrange Cemetery
Using the graveyard will avoid the need to disrupt traffic, says council
Sandymount cycle path ruling to spur ‘vast number of cases’
Legal challenge to Dún Laoghaire and Liffey cycleways likely, says Cllr Mannix Flynn
Dún Laoghaire's main street set to be re-pedestrianised
Consultation process on new plans will be open for the next three weeks as move ‘not without its challenges’
Uncertainty as to truth enables Sturgeon to survive grilling
Performance under close questioning will allow supporters to give benefit of the doubt
Mogwai’s Stuart Braithwaite: ‘The Tories haven’t got a clue about culture’
The frontman on sleep-talking, dying young, and what Brexit is doing to British musicians
Ceol Over Beethoven – Frank McNally on the great composer’s lesser-known Irish song collection
An Irishman’s Diary
Excellence in engineering recognised in new Digital Series
Engineers Ireland and ESB celebrate work behind Dún Laoghaire cycleway and Ireland’s longest bridge
Radical expansion of cycle infrastructure planned for south Dublin
Three new routes aim to facilitate safe cycling to at least 65 schools across the county
Sand-hued cyclepaths changing the face of south Dublin coast
Cycle priority and one-way traffic lanes to benefit locals not tourists, council says
The bard from Ballymena who got too homesick in Canada
David Herbison survived shipwreck en route to North America, but only lasted weeks before he decided to return
The Waterboys: Where The Action Is review – An unlucky 13th record
Just a glimmer of their familiar charm makes it on to this collection of dated sounds
The Irish Times view on MetroLink: back to the drawing board
Transport planners should look into the possibility of providing surface-running Luas lines that would feed into MetroLink at Charlemont from UCD Belfield as well as the poorly-served southwestern sector of the city
Dromoland books to be sold in Florida
Items offered on November 10th include a 1680 history of the 1641 rebellion, a 1755 Irish law overview and a 1759 geography book
Pilita Clark: Fiddle with your corporate identity at your peril
Evidence suggests rebranding does little for companies, especially those abandoning long-standing names or logos
A Brexit for the birds – Frank McNally on what ‘Operation Yellowhammer’ really means
An Irishman’s Diary
James Kelman: ‘Irish writers get cushy jobs because they never challenge a single damn thing’
The Scottish novelist on being a thorn in the literary establishment’s side
Poems and pipes: Kavanagh commemorated thus beautifully
Ceremony in Inniskeen celebrates ‘Stony Grey Soil’ poet 50 years after his death
Tories mishandling talks in ‘startling’ way – Scottish minister
Mike Russell says if North remains in EU market, Scotland should have choice to stay in too
Sheppard’s returns to base after series of off-site auctions
Viewing for ‘Dublin & Provincial’ and ‘Classic Art’ sales begins in Durrow, Co Laois
TV View: ‘Beef’ Johnston is Sky’s face of normality in golf’s elite world
Faldo gives the impression he’s rushing off to his bigger earner on another network
Opposition to abortion is not due to a lack of trust in women
Movement against terminations is based on respect for the life of all human beings
Our Wedding Story: The deal was sealed over a bag of spuds
Siobhan Brennan and David Marsh recall a romantic proposal with a difference
Creative Scotland pushing for revival of Scots language
First ‘scriever’ Hamish MacDonald says Scots ‘deserves and needs to be celebrated’
Jonathan O’Driscoll Googled ‘murder in Charleville’, inquest hears
Court told man who fatally stabbed his brothers researched killing on internet
Charleville twins stabbed 40 times by brother, inquest hears
Open verdict recorded in deaths of Paddy and Thomas O’Driscoll
Lidl rolls out the tartan ahead of Burns Night
Eight-yard kilts, ghillies and haggis on sale to commemorate Scotland’s national poet
Brown says Scotland promises ‘must be kept’
Britain must honour pledge to grant Scotland more powers, Gordon Brown says
Royal regrets and Voltaire’s homage to Scotland make Oxford Dictionary of Quotations
Website contains links to recordings of quotations spoken by authors including JFK and WB Yeats
Literary Scotland on the independence vote
Salmond says Burns would vote Yes, but living writers are not all on the same page
Irish concert repertoire only scratches the surface of our musical heritage
Opportunities to experience the broad spectrum of this country’s rich musical history are limited
‘Wonderful life’ of Gordon Colleary recalled at his funeral
USIT founder ‘helped people realise their personal vision, or his personal vision as theirs’
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