Article Archive

March 28th 2014

• • News

  • Review of childcare schemes won’t create more places says Minister Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • An appalling legal vista as a consequence of Garda taping? Politics
  • Could the next one languishing, shoeless, in a Garda cell be you? Crime & Law Kathy Sheridan
  • A wide net must be cast for new Garda commissioner Crime & Law Maurice Hayes
  • Snap poll gives Ukip victory in Europe debate UK Mark Hennessy
  • German art collector agrees to return looted art Europe Derek Scally
  • Entry of Sisi to presidential race divides opinion in Egypt Middle East Michael Jansen
  • Boyd Barrett warns of ‘looming crisis’ for tenants Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • Central bank plans for old Anglo HQ approved Environment Olivia Kelly
  • Wind energy could contribute extra €5bn a year to GDP, says report Environment Ronan McGreevy
  • US air force fires nine commanders in nuclear cheating scandal US
  • Oscar Pistorius trial adjourned until April Africa
  • Man arrested following latest suspected dissident attack on police Irish News Dan Keenan
  • Spanish historians claim to have found Holy Grail Europe Guy Hedgecoe
  • Obama meets Pope Francis for first time Europe Paddy Agnew
  • Plane spots objects in new search area for Malaysia jet Asia-Pacific
  • Crew arrive safely at space station following unforeseen delay World
  • Syria’s stolen lives Middle East Brian O'Connell
  • Moves to limit legal fallout over Garda recordings Politics Arthur Beesley , Ruadhán Mac Cormaic , Conor Lally
  • Academics to still use TCD’s traditional name Education Joe Humphreys
  • Taoiseach rejects claims he prompted Callinan to resign Politics Ronan McGreevy , Marie O'Halloran
  • Judge urged to withdraw ‘Muslims think they can beat their wives’ remark Crime & Law
  • Deposed president demands vote on each Ukrainian region's status Europe
  • Has taping ‘crisis’ been overplayed for political gain? Politics Conor Lally
  • ‘Optimal’ ambulance capability up to a year away Health Éanna Ó Caollaí
  • Kerry Garda Division ‘confident’ recordings put no legal case at risk Crime & Law Anne Lucey
  • Murder inquiry starts after dissident republican dies Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • Supreme Court to decide on extradition of men accused over body in suitcase Courts
  • Irish student died after 4-metre fall in London, inquest told Irish News Mark Hennessy
  • Former Norwegian prime minister is new secretary general of Nato World Suzanne Lynch
  • GRA says there were warning stickers on phones alerting gardaí line was recorded Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • DJ Dave Lee Travis to face further indecent assault charge Crime & Law
  • Opposition to table vote of no confidence in Justice Minister Politics Mark Hilliard
  • Ukraine clinches €20bn IMF deal as protesters march on parliament Europe Daniel McLaughlin
  • Moneypoint biomass strategy ‘could end pylon plan’ Environment Peter Murtagh
  • Case taken over voting rights of visually impaired Courts Aodhan O'Faolain
  • Labour is content to back Shatter – for now Politics Fiach Kelly
  • Tony Benn honoured on streets of London UK Mark Hennessy
  • Retired garda denies sexual assault Courts
  • Leading solicitor warns against overreaction Courts
  • High Court vacates €650,000 ruling against Michael Lowry Courts Mary Carolan
  • Constitutional right to privacy has to be considered in adoption tracing Bill - Minister Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • Informed debate required on future model for policing control Politics John O'Brien
  • Allegations ‘a load of lies’, Max Clifford tells court UK
  • Buyers of sex tend to be 45-plus and educated, forum told Social Affairs Pamela Duncan
  • Anglo trial at a glance Courts Fiona Gartland
  • Garda recordings stored centrally on Dublin server Crime & Law Ruadhán Mac Cormaic
  • Seven former garda stations sold by OPW at first auction of its kind Irish News Colin Gleeson
  • Catholic Church child protection board rejects criticisms of audit by Ian Elliott Religion & Beliefs Patsy McGarry
  • Dublin mayor vote may get reprieve from Fingal Politics Olivia Kelly
  • Transition year students excel in Press Pass journalism awards Education Sorcha Pollak
  • Burton satisfied with apology for whistleblowers Politics Fiach Kelly
  • Italian group seeks Irish support for campaign to stop food fraud Europe Alison Healy
  • World’s longest-serving death row prisoner freed in Japan Asia-Pacific David McNeill
  • FitzPatrick told gardaí he ‘never had any role in executive’ of Anglo from 2005 Courts Fiona Gartland
  • Work needed to remove ‘culture of secrecy’ from public sector Politics Steven Carroll
  • Erdogan embattled on several fronts Europe
  • Weather frustrates hunt for missing Malaysian jet Asia-Pacific Matt Siegel and Michael Martina
  • Less asthma in children since smoking ban Health Mark Hennessy
  • Senior government officials defend Attorney General Crime & Law Stephen Collins
  • Galway university replaces maths exam after papers viewed online Education Lorna Siggins
  • Garda tapes could re-open Smithwick investigation, says solicitor Crime & Law Gerry Moriarty
  • Ex-chairman 'bowing out' before Quinn deal done Courts Fiona Gartland
  • Former Anglo chairman told gardaí Drumm was “driving” Quinn deal Courts Fiona Gartland
  • Man dies in Co Laois motorway crash Crime & Law
  • Garda charged with harassing two women Courts Tom Tuite

  • Sport

  • Last places in Irish Hockey League finals up for grabs Other Sports Johnny Watterson
  • Manager’s role sidelined by cacophony of big match days Hurling John Allen
  • Playing for two masters at the Aviva Rugby Liam Toland
  • Railway Union and UCD clash again in battle to claim Pool A top spot Other Sports Mary Hannigan
  • World Cup gives Annalise Murphy a chance to make amends Other Sports David O'Brien
  • Leinster v Munster: Is the war over? Rugby David Robbins
  • Athletics Ireland defends decision to reject ‘all Ireland’ motion Other Sports Ian O'Riordan
  • Pressure on Sligo Rovers to gain from Tallaght trip National League Emmet Malone
  • RTÉ still in mix for Rugby World Cup TV rights Pro12 Gerry Thornley
  • Matt O’Connor refuses to rise to Rob Penney’s bait Pro12 Gerry Thornley
  • Guus Hiddink confirmed as next Dutch manager International
  • Graeme McDowell helps Europe stay in control Golf
  • Wenger takes issue with Scholes’ criticism English Soccer
  • Fellaini accused of spitting at Zabaleta English Soccer
  • Ulster sign Sharks’ tighthead Wiehahn Herbst on three-year deal Rugby
  • Dan Tuohy to start for Ulster in Cardiff Pro12
  • Weekend Premier League team news English Soccer
  • David Moyes confident he retains faith of players and fans English Soccer
  • Gormley and McMahon return to Tyrone panel Gaelic Games Seán Moran
  • Dublin ready to spring Bernard Brogan Gaelic Football Malachy Clerkin
  • Martin O’Neill dismisses link with Nottingham Forest Soccer Emmet Malone
  • Work on new European rugby tournament on hold European Cup
  • Leinster and Munster name starting XVs Pro12 Johnny Watterson

  • Business

  • Wild Geese: Avril MacRory, chief executive Silverapples Media, London Media & Marketing Joanna Roberts
  • Planet Business Technology Laura Slattery
  • Revolutionary analysis questions basic distribution of wealth Economy Paul Sweeney
  • OECD barks on tax – but can it bite? Economy Colm Keena
  • Politics, not economics, underpins the euro Economy Chris Johns
  • Sale of Irish airline Cityjet to be signed today Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran
  • Caffe Nero to spend €20m opening 40 Irish outlets Retail & Services Ciarán Hancock
  • Ikea pretax profits double as shoppers spend €2m a week Financial Services Gordon Deegan
  • Blackstone and Apollo out of the race to acquire Depfa Bank Financial Services
  • Food processing group Moy Park may be set for partial flotation Agribusiness & Food Una McCaffrey
  • IBRC liquidators get dragged into a legal swamp Financial Services Mark Paul
  • StanChart pays 118 staff $1.4m or more, top earner lands $9.5m Financial Services
  • An outbreak of acute positivity in the hotel industry Transport & Tourism Mark Paul
  • Honey uber-badgers wanted Technology Mark Paul
  • O’Brien spreads some of his money to . . . well, everyone Technology Mark Paul
  • Beware: chefs on bikes Agribusiness & Food Mark Paul
  • Pro life group empties coffers Companies Mark Paul
  • Insulation firm Kingspan extends credit facility to 2019 Commercial Property Ciara O'Brien
  • BlackBerry reports loss as smartphone sales keep sliding Technology
  • A long way from penniless grapples for Bill Cullen Retail & Services Mark Paul
  • Robot wars: is Aldi’s robot vacuum cleaner up to the task? Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • UK posts big current account deficit, household savings down Economy
  • Smartphones make time change a non-issue for most Technology
  • Britain charges former brokers over Libor rigging Financial Services
  • Monthly retail sales fall but annual trend stays positive Economy Eoin Burke-Kennedy , Ciara O'Brien
  • Aer Lingus paid chief executive Mueller €1.5m in 2013 Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran
  • Accenture says the crisis in Ukraine is unsettling customers Retail & Services
  • Intel prepared quietly with campus revamp Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • €2.5m profit for Kleinwort Benson Financial Services Ciarán Hancock
  • Regulators approve Roche’s new formulation of blood cancer drug Health & Pharma
  • Optimal Payments profit jumps on e-wallet revenue boost Health & Pharma
  • Mayo firm CloudStrong to create 19 jobs as it eyes UK market Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • Vodafone to add 113 jobs as it expands Irish business Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • Tokyo court extends Mt Gox bankruptcy investigation Technology
  • Nearly a million jars of peanut butter to be dumped in landfill Agribusiness & Food

  • Opinion

  • Martyn Turner Opinion Martyn Turner
  • Letters to the Editor - Hamilton and Joyce Letters
  • Resignation of Garda Commissioner Letters
  • OECD plans for global tax reform Letters
  • Gender Quotas in Politics Letters
  • Threat to medieval Kilkenny Letters
  • Irish and "language snobs" Letters
  • The gin bottle with the little extra Letters
  • A welcome change for bathers? Letters
  • Russia, Ukraine and the West: a glaring double standard Letters
  • Michael Harding – a tonic to read Letters

  • Life & Style

  • Mother-in-law Day: a good time to cut them some slack People Alison Jameson
  • Silence on the sidelines: no need to shout, parents People Darragh Murphy
  • Twitter: like having the world hanging around your neck on a liquorice string People Hilary Fannin
  • Food File: the weekly food news round-up Food & Drink Marie Claire Digby
  • Classic Bond car recreated Motors Neil Briscoe
  • Go Wild terms and conditions Go Wild
  • Pensioner walking around the world touches down in Ireland Travel Colin Gleeson

  • Culture

  • Literary Twitterati: Alice Munro immortalised in silver Books Sarah Gilmartin
  • Kaiser Chiefs: Education, Education, Education & War Music Kevin Courtney
  • Your favourite opening lines in literature Books Sarah Gilmartin
  • Captain America: The Winter Soldier Film Donald Clarke
  • The Past Film Tara Brady
  • Star-spangled banter with Johansson & Evans Film Tara Brady
  • Lulu James: “I’m going to become the star I want to be” Music Tony Clayton-Lea
  • Think big: 10 things we learned at Offset Culture Laurence Mackin
  • Muppets Most Wanted Film Donald Clarke
  • Sleeper comedy The Grand Budapest Hotel is operating at full capacity Film Tara Brady
  • Newfound Sounds for April Music Aoife Barry
  • The princess and the frog Film Donald Clarke
  • Kate Bush’s concerts sell out in less than 15 minutes Music
  • Lights Colour Sound - there’s a new festival kid in town Culture
  • 20 Feet from Stardom Film Tara Brady
  • Daithí Ó Drónaí: next stop, pop Music Jim Carroll
  • Video: Other Voices exclusives Music Laurence Mackin
  • Unthinkable: Are freedom and equality inevitably in conflict? Culture Joe Humphreys
  • Irish Times is newspaper of choice for Muppets tv-radio-web Conor Pope
  • Review: The Nose Stage Jane Coyle
  • Review: Pantha du Prince and the Bell Laboratory Music Tony Clayton-Lea
  • Ó Giollagáin appointed to University of the Highlands and Islands tuarasc%C3%A1il