Who is Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney, the man who made over €200m from housing the homeless and refugees?
In the News podcast: How family firms linked to Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney have been paid large sums for emergency accommodation
Two men killed in road crashes in Dublin and Offaly named locally
Gardaí appeal for witnesses to incidents in Clondalkin and Tullamore
Kidnapped Irish woman Gena Heraty will be ‘trying to negotiate her way out’, says employer
Working with children in Haiti isn’t a job for Gena Heraty, it’s a vocation, says chair of NPH Ireland
How former GAA manager Séamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney made over €200m from housing refugees and the homeless
Family firms linked to Seamus ‘Banty’ McEnaney have been paid large sums for emergency accommodation, which critics lay at the door of the State’s ‘repeated short-termism’
Ukraine war: Is Volodomyr Zelenskiy losing his people’s trust?
In the News podcast: Irish Times Eastern Europe correspondent Dan McLaughlin discusses the fallout from Ukraine’s anti-corruption scandal
Irish surgeon on working in Gaza: ‘Wave after wave of dead children’
In the News podcast: Dr Morgan McMonagle, an Irish trauma and vascular surgeon, says life in Gaza has become “worse than hell on earth”
What does Trump’s EU trade deal mean for Ireland?
In the News podcast: Should the EU have followed calls to hit back hard against US trade threats with a more aggressive response?
EU agrees to 15% tariffs in US deal after months of fractious talks
Breakthrough follows meeting of US president Donald Trump and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland
‘He kept saying: what wrong have I done? Why me?’ An Indian man is left stripped and bloodied on an Irish street
An apparently racially motivated attack in Tallaght has caused ‘outrage, fear and concern’ among the Indian community in Ireland. But it was not an isolated incident
What is behind the suspicious and bizarre behavior of Russian ships around Ireland?
In the News podcast: Conor Gallagher on the dramatic rise in number of sanctioned Russian ships sailing through Irish-controlled waters
Exhausted and imprisoned: how life in the West Bank is getting worse for Palestinians
In the News podcast: Irish Times journalist Sally Hayden reports from the West Bank on the flashpoints between Israeli settlers and Palestinians
Grown-up Gaeltacht: ‘The week I spent in Ring - the people I met, the culture - was the best thing I could have done’
More adult Irish language students from Ireland and overseas are signing up for courses in Gaeltacht areas
Jeffrey Epstein files: why Donald Trump’s biggest supporters are turning on him
In the News podcast: Irish Times Washington correspondent Keith Duggan on how the latest Epstein saga is testing Trump supporters’ faith to the limits
Standards for supporting asylum seekers ‘have to be maintained’, says UN high commissioner
Filippo Grandi said increasing defence spending while cutting foreign aid is a ‘strategic mistake’
Why are Ireland’s schools struggling to find teachers?
In the News podcast: 79,000 qualified teachers were employed in last academic year, but many posts remain unfilled