Kilian Doyle

Kilian Doyle

Kilian Doyle is assistant news editor with The Irish Times. While his main focus has been irishtimes.com, he has also written extensively for the newspaper on everything from gourmet visits to El Bulli to surfing in the depths of winter off the Atlantic coast of Ireland. He wrote the Emissions column in the motoring section for the best part of a decade, before the car market collapsed and people stopped caring about such fripperies. He sold his beloved vintage BMW and now rides a bicycle. It’s Italian.

ASTI general secretary Pat King: said teachers have already taken significant pay cuts. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times
ASTI accepts invitation to attend LRC pay talks

TUI and INTO have already agreed to re-enter negotiations on Croke Park II

Independent Wexford TD Mick Wallace: ’unaware’ of incident referred to by Minister for Justice Alan Shatter. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
Wallace accuses Shatter of trying to discredit him

Minister for Justice revealed Wexford TD escaped penalty points at discretion of garda

Garda handout photo of a cannabis factory that was uncovered in Tuam, Co Galway. Photograph: Garda Press Office
Four held over €2.5m Tuam drugs haul

Further €1.5m worth of drugs found in separate operation in Kells

The Sydney skyline during Earth Hour in 2008. Photograph: Tim Wimborne/Reuters
Millions switch off lights for Earth Hour

Number of prominent public buildings across Ireland are plunged into darkness

Man arrested over Dublin security van robbery

Gardai appeal for witnesses to armed raid at Donaghmede Shopping Centre

Taoiseach increases demands on bank debt

Kenny, Cameron to review progress on British-Irish relations

Minister of State Shane McEntee dies suddenly

The Government has announced the sudden death of Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture Shane McEntee.

Children's referendum passed amid low turnout

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has welcomed the passing of the children's referendum by 57.4 per cent to 42.6 per cent.

Wallace seeks to 'clarify' position

Independent TD Mick Wallace yesterday reasserted his intention not to resign from the Dáil, saying he is to seek permission to…

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A firefighter tries to put out a fire at a plantation in Rokan Hilir district, Riau province, Indonesia. Riau authorities have deployed two fire brigade teams in Bengkalis district and Dumai to control peatland fires, Antara News Agency reported. The fires are being blamed for dense smog in neighbouring Singapore. Photograph: Aswaddy Hamid/Reuters Singaporean smog and Indonesian fires
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