Article Archive

April 17th 2015

• • News

  • Charlie O’Connor: ‘I saw my son the evening he died. I thought he was fine’ Social Affairs
  • Man due in court was seen on CCTV with victim outside nightclub Crime & Law Barry Roche in Glasgow
  • State agencies criticised over attitudes to employment conditions Oireachtas Michael O'Regan
  • Patients at Blanchardstown hospital exposed to burns risks Health Ciarán D'Arcy
  • Gardaí appeal to public over father missing since Good Friday Crime & Law Aine McMahon
  • CIT to develop tourism route between Cork and Arctic Circle Environment
  • Woman with multiple illnesses has medical card withdrawn, Seanad told Oireachtas Michael O'Regan
  • Pro-fracking company asked to carry out safety study Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Turkey’s Gallipoli date change angers Armenian community Europe Constanze Letsch
  • Apple refuses to comment over ‘homophobic’ Russian Siri Europe
  • Ramps to divide walkers and cyclists on Dublin Bay route Environment Olivia Kelly
  • Opinion polls indicate UK election race set for tight finish UK Mark Hennessy
  • Miriam Lord: Joan and Mary Lou not feeling the love Oireachtas Miriam Lord
  • Man due in Glasgow court over death of Karen Buckley Irish News Barry Roche
  • Karen Buckley: Case had appearance of murder inquiry from outset Irish News Barry Roche in Glasgow
  • Ohio man charged with supporting Islamic terrorism US
  • Man with learning disability attacked in Dublin park Crime & Law Elaine Keogh
  • Syria gas attack video moves UN envoys to tears Middle East
  • UCD academics query plan for ‘model’ Confucius Institute Education Joe Humphreys
  • Eoghan Murphy and Kate O’Connell selected as FG candidates Politics Dan Griffin
  • UCD agrees 50 year ‘free’ lease for Confucius Institute Education Joe Humphreys
  • Finnish election will come down to economic fundamentals Europe Derek Scally
  • Patients ‘at risk’ from poor hygiene at midlands hospital Health Paul Cullen
  • WikiLeaks releases 200,000 Sony files World
  • Karen Buckley: Some of many unanswered questions Crime & Law Barry Roche
  • Service held for Germanwings Alps crash victims Europe
  • Challengers’ Debate: Miliband spurns Sturgeon, while Farage hits peak paranoia UK Roisin Agnew
  • Pregnant paramedics ‘forced’ to take sick leave Health Paul Cullen
  • Man sentenced to 20 years for explosives retains taxi licence Circuit Court Ray Managh
  • Up to 40,000 people have undiagnosed type 2 diabetes, charity says Health Dan Griffin
  • Police submit report on death of Karen Buckley to prosecutors Crime & Law Barry Roche in Glasgow
  • Rabies transmitted by dogs kills 60,000 people a year, study finds World
  • Libyans attempt to hijack fishing boat in Sicilian waters Europe Paddy Agnew
  • Supreme Court decision offers gardaí ‘get-out clause’ Crime & Law Ruadhán Mac Cormaic
  • Ukraine seeks International Criminal Court investigation Europe
  • British police search for mother of abandoned baby UK
  • Judge orders demolition of unauthorised Co Wicklow home High Court Mary Carolan
  • No Government consensus on Aer Lingus sale, says Donohoe Politics Mary Minihan
  • Man behind €27,000 holiday scam given time to repay victims Circuit Court Sonya McLean
  • Gardaí renew appeal over paintings stolen from Wicklow house Crime & Law
  • Last day for submissions on segregated Liffey cycle route Environment Olivia Kelly
  • Eagle that was about to lay eggs poisoned in Connemara Irish News Lorna Siggins
  • South Africa seeks support over anti-immigrant violence Africa
  • Antrim man gets 21-month sentence for child porn offences Crime & Law
  • Give Me a Crash Course in . . . the Gorse Hill house Irish News Dan Griffin
  • Mark Nash trial: Jury to resume deliberations on Monday Criminal Court Elaine Edwards
  • Toddler airlifted to hospital after fall from first floor Irish News
  • Alexander Pacteau (21) charged with murder of Karen Buckley Crime & Law Barry Roche in Glasgow
  • Jeffrey Donaldson: Time coming when rift in unionism can mend Politics Gerry Moriarty
  • Sean FitzPatrick evidence hearing moved to Wednesday Circuit Court Declan Brennan
  • British government in privacy moves over Omagh intelligence Crime & Law Alan Erwin
  • Karen Buckley: Police investigate if drink was spiked Irish News Barry Roche , in Glasgow
  • Everything you wanted to know about Britain’s royal baby... UK Anthea McTeirnan
  • Conservatives pledge to reform North’s ‘broken’ wefare system Politics Colin Gleeson
  • Dublin teenager jailed for two years for racist attack Circuit Court
  • Mothers and Fathers Matter launches No referendum campaign Politics Mary Minihan
  • Varadkar says ‘strange people’ advertising as psychotherapists Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • New National Lottery operator hit by further technical glitch Irish News Conor Pope
  • Car bombing outside US consulate in Iraqi Kurdistan Middle East
  • Man can sue State over alleged malicious prosecution High Court Aodhan O'Faolain
  • Lord urges Republic to consider rejoining Commonwealth Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Donohoe calls for ‘responsible tone’ in referendum debate Politics Mary Minihan
  • Heart of Glasgow stills to sadness as Karen Buckley mourned Crime & Law Barry Roche
  • UN launches appeal for €255 million in Yemen aid Middle East
  • Iraqi forces believe Saddam Hussein’s former deputy killed Middle East
  • Hundreds pay tribute to Karen Buckley in Glasgow Irish News Rachel Flaherty , Barry Roche in Glasgow
  • Man fired over ‘inappropriate’ emails must be reinstated High Court Mary Carolan
  • Jewellery thief given 48 hours to leave State or face jail District Court Tom Tuite
  • China jails journalist Gao Yu (71) accused of leaking state secrets Asia-Pacific Clifford Coonan
  • New job figures boost Tory message ahead of UK election UK Mark Hennessy
  • Further appeal for missing man after car discovered in Wicklow Crime & Law Mark Hilliard
  • ICC asked to investigate abduction by Boko Haram of 276 Nigerian girls Africa Peter Cluskey
  • FF chief concedes party appeal to female hopefuls must improve Politics Mark Hilliard
  • Ulster Unionist Party calls for end to ‘dependency on welfare’ Politics Colin Gleeson in Portadown
  • Brian Cowen backs Martin as leader of Fianna Fáil Politics Michael O'Regan
  • US weighs in on Italy’s boat-people crisis Europe Paddy Agnew
  • Help sought locating missing Co Wicklow teenager Irish News
  • SpaceX rocket explodes upon landing after ISS flight Science
  • Bear cub adopted by family after poachers leave it on doorstep Europe
  • In The Frame: the week in Irish Times photos Irish News
  • Gallipoli 100: Peter Murtagh visits the site of the military disaster World
  • Riots on the streets of Athens Europe
  • 'Frightened' buffalo charges through primary school playground Asia-Pacific

  • Sport

  • Minister backs holding ICRA championship with KYC biennial regatta Other Sports David Branigan
  • Gordon Elliott considers giving Don Cossack a run at Punchestown Racing
  • Injury robs Ireland of Bruce McCandless Other Sports Stephen Findlater
  • Trinity Regatta: Intermediate men’s eight may prove highlight race Other Sports Liam Gorman
  • The Morning Sports Briefing Sport
  • West Indies face battle to save test as Ballance helps build big lead Other Sports Mike Selvey
  • Liam Toland: Leinster need to ignite their support with some ‘chaos attack’ European Cup Liam Toland
  • Gerry Thornley: Leinster prepared for Toulon test European Cup Gerry Thornley
  • Bayern Munich doctor resigns following Porto defeat Champions League
  • Robbie Henshaw shortlisted in three categories for IRUPA awards International John O'Sullivan
  • Declan Fitzpatrick retires due to series of concussions European Cup John O'Sullivan
  • Confident Dundalk happy to tackle Hoops National League Emmet Malone
  • Diarmuid Connolly hungry for more success Gaelic Football Ian O'Riordan
  • Graeme McDowell shares lead with Matt Every at Hilton Head Golf
  • Shay Given still has right stuff – Martin O’Neill International Emmet Malone
  • German by name but Dubs star Schutte is Kilkenny by nature Hurling Ian O'Riordan
  • Tipperary’s Séamus Callanan cleared to play in league semi-final Hurling Seán Moran
  • Bertram Allen wins opener in World Cup jumping final Other Sports
  • Michael Hoey rallies at the Shenzhen International Golf
  • London GAA to play 2016 league games at London Irish base Gaelic Football
  • Vincent Kompany could be sidelined for rest of season English Soccer
  • Manchester United ravaged by injuries before Chelsea English Soccer
  • Leinster unchanged from Bath while Halfpenny fit for Toulon European Cup Gavin Cummiskey
  • Rodgers calls for sense of perspective over Sterling and Ibe English Soccer
  • Premier League weekend team news English Soccer
  • How Leinster can beat Toulon - from those that have found a way European Cup Gavin Mortimer
  • Jessica Harrington fined €1,000 over Tipperary race Racing
  • Owen Farrell returns to Saracens bench for Clermont match European Cup
  • Mourinho’s mood suggests there are no squeaky bums at Stamford Bridge English Soccer
  • Brendan Rodgers says losses are part of journey to success English Soccer Andy Hunter
  • Yaya Touré not to blame for City’s slump, says Pellegrini English Soccer Jamie Jackson
  • Wayne Rooney no longer playing second fiddle as he conducts orchestra again English Soccer Amy Lawrence
  • Bohemians seen off by Ciarán Kilduff’s sharpness National League
  • Sligo Rovers secure point against Longford thanks to David Cawley strike National League
  • Merritt takes four-shot lead after record-equalling 61 as Spieth finds form again Golf
  • Boro seize promotion initiative to go top English Soccer Trevor Haylett
  • Enda Curran strikes see Galway past Limerick National League
  • Cork City seal win over Drogheda with two goals in two minutes National League
  • Drama in Tallaght but Rovers and Dundalk have to settle for draw National League Emmet Malone

  • Business

  • A day to change perceptions on disabilities in workplace Work Mark Hilliard
  • Wake-up Call: Adopt a tourist’s approach to changing careers Work Jon Acuff
  • Eight ways to get office sceptics to adopt new technologies Work
  • IBRC’s High Court lawsuit a clerical error Financial Services Mark Paul
  • NCI accounts show chairman Denis O’Brien donated €300,000 Retail & Services Mark Paul
  • One More Thing: Smurfit ruggers storm the (ivy) league Financial Services Mark Paul
  • Connecticut governor needs luck o’ the Irish to tie down Aer Lingus deal Transport & Tourism Mark Paul
  • ‘That is no way to talk about a lady Financial Services Mark Paul
  • Judgment reserved in case over high-profile Dublin hotel Commercial Property Barry O'Halloran
  • Planet Business Economy Laura Slattery
  • Arthur Beesley: ‘Grexit’ sirens not blaring yet but endgame looms Economy Arthur Beesley
  • Coalition and IAG try to bridge gap on Aer Lingus deal Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran
  • Tetrarch Capital buys Clonmel Park hotel in Tipperary Commercial Property Ciarán Hancock
  • TV3 tight-lipped over reports Carlyle in takeover talks Media & Marketing Laura Slattery
  • Greece condemns proposed economic reforms Economy
  • ‘Tetrarch takes on projects that others won’t . . . it requires a bit of bravery’ Commercial Property Ciarán Hancock
  • Council rules ‘adding €40,000’ to cost of apartments Construction Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Food giant Nestle reports better-than-expected revenue growth Agribusiness & Food
  • Nokia boss says French jobs pledge is business as usual Technology
  • Cork tech firm to create 80 new jobs as part of expansion plan Technology Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Fear of Greek default mounts as search for deal continues Economy Suzanne Lynch
  • European stocks slip back as Greek debt fears take hold Markets Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Prices start to rise in euro zone, easing deflation fears Economy
  • Finland struggling to find way in post-Nokia world Technology Derek Scally
  • Lack of space and explosive rise in office rents could lead to big losses Economy Arthur Beesley
  • INM digital boss leaves media group to ‘pursue other interests’ Media & Marketing Laura Slattery
  • Ryanair claims competition ruling is ‘manifestly wrong’ Transport & Tourism Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Bloomberg outage puts traders in the dark and delays UK debt sale Markets Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Simply Blue Energy bets on a friendly wave Energy & Resources Mark Paul
  • North’s jobless rate declines marginally to 6% Economy Francess McDonnell
  • UK jobless rate hits seven-year low of 5.6% ahead of election Economy
  • ‘No accident’ legislation for better collective bargaining delayed, says ICTU Business Martin Wall in Killarney
  • Zamano signs deal with Three mobile to become ‘billing partner’ Technology Mark Paul
  • Greece’s main lenders not ready to let country leave euro, but conditions apply Economy
  • Ireland to become privacy regulator for 300m Twitter users Technology Mark Paul
  • Proven track record led to job in Shanghai Work Olive Keogh

  • Opinion

  • Noel Whelan: Enda Kenny wants Seanad reform – but not yet Opinion Noel Whelan
  • On the Dart Letters
  • If the cap fits Letters
  • Link to airport Letters
  • On the mend? Letters
  • Coast Guard stations Letters
  • Croke Park naming rights Letters
  • Talk radio and the listeners Letters
  • Sinn Féin’s options Letters
  • Seanad reform proposals Letters
  • Funding science research Letters
  • The trouble with referendums Letters
  • Marriage referendum Letters
  • Are you in favour of free GP care for the under-sixes? Opinion Poll and Comments Opinion
  • The wrong move on evidence Editorial
  • A slow journey Editorial
  • Martyn Turner Opinion Martyn Turner
  • Health benefits from man’s best friend Editorial
  • Dangerous brinkmanship not the answer Opinion

  • Life & Style

  • Will petrol drive diesel back out? Motors Neil Briscoe
  • Meal Ticket: Orso Kitchen & Bar, Cork Restaurant reviews Aoife McElwain
  • Meal Ticket: That’s Amore, Co Dublin Restaurant reviews Aoife McElwain
  • Select: Snacks and socislising in the city Food & Drink Aoife McElwain
  • Bentley’s big boy trims flab, adds muscle Motors Neil Briscoe
  • Food File: The weekly food news round-up Food & Drink Marie Claire Digby
  • Great opportunity to have pieces of art valued this weekend Fine Art & Antiques Michael Parsons
  • Michael Flatley takes centre-stage in art world Fine Art & Antiques Michael Parsons
  • Dublin conference inspired by Chicago exhibition Fine Art & Antiques Michael Parsons
  • Auctions & Fairs Fine Art & Antiques Michael Parsons
  • Picasso painting poised to break world auction record Fine Art & Antiques Michael Parsons
  • Auction of modern Iraqi art at Bonhams is world ‘first’ Fine Art & Antiques Michael Parsons
  • New world record for Giacometti sculpture likely Fine Art & Antiques Michael Parsons
  • Winterkorn remains as VW boss in rare defeat for chairman Motors
  • Take it home: a new Irish stout and a French Cabernet Food & Drink John Wilson
  • Hilary Fannin: My mother was right about health insurance People Hilary Fannin
  • Give Me Five: Chorizo, courgette and pepper pizza Food & Drink Lilly Higgins
  • The problem with politics: ‘Everyone wants to be the kids in the back seat’ People Patrick Freyne
  • Baas and blaas: the untapped potential of EU protection Food & Drink Ciaran D'Arcy
  • A weekend of Italian wines Food & Drink John Wilson
  • Are these the best gluten-free crackers ever? Food & Drink Domini Kemp
  • Airbnb for beginners People Tanya Sweeney
  • Trinity Ball turns city centre into parade of tuxedos and gowns Life & Style Ciaran D'Arcy
  • Poggiomoro Rosso 2013 IGT Toscana, 12.5%, €11.95 Food & Drink John Wilson
  • Perricone 2012, Sicilia IGT, €12.29 Food & Drink John Wilson
  • Foradori 2012 IGT Vigneti delle Dolomiti, 12.5%, €27 Food & Drink John Wilson
  • Park up and picnic in style at the track Food & Drink Marie Claire Digby
  • Dublin says cheers to new wine festival Food & Drink Marie Claire Digby

  • Culture

  • Colm Mac Con Iomaire: And Now The Weather/Agus Anois An Aimsir | Album Review Album Reviews Brian Keane
  • Drenge: Undertow | Album Review Music Jim Carroll
  • Gil Scott-Heron: Nothing New | Album Review Music Jim Carroll
  • Gente de Bien review: small scenes from the class war Film Donald Clarke
  • Cry of the City review: New York noir from Robert Siodmak Film Tara Brady
  • Dark Horse: The Incredible True Story of Dream Alliance review Film Tara Brady
  • The Salvation review: king of the wild frontier Film Tara Brady
  • Queer spin for Record Store Day Music
  • Which is more important, nesting ospreys or the T in the Park festival? Music Emily Longworth
  • Why I love Elena Ferrante: ‘A savage honesty that is both unsettling and comforting’ Books Paul Ring
  • Rock memoirs worth their salt Music Una Mullally
  • Gunnar Staalesen Q&A: ‘Most crime writers are very nice people, although I am not entirely sure about Chandler’ Books Martin Doyle
  • A warrior for peace – An Irishman’s Diary about Frank Sheehy-Skeffington Heritage Frank McNally
  • Director Carol Morley: ‘It sounds a bit mad. But it’s the only way I know.’ Film Tara Brady
  • A history of Irish women in 20 quotations Books Jane Russell
  • Toni Collette: ‘The story is what makes the job worthwhile. It would be pointless otherwise’ Film Donald Clarke
  • Hannah Fielding on her love story with Spain Books Hannah Fielding
  • Lally the Scut review: grotesque caricatures abound in an insular Border community Stage Jane Coyle
  • Can Anybody Help Me? by Sinéad Crowley Books Mary Feely
  • Hedda Gabler review: a fluid production that lacks heat Theatre Peter Crawley
  • Television: Christine Bleakley’s ‘Wild Ireland’ is another celeb travelogue. But this one’s worth watching tv-radio-web Bernice Harrison
  • What’s on: something for the weekend Culture
  • Library represents new chapter for Dún Laoghaire Culture Patsy McGarry
  • Slideshow: view some entries for our Amateur Photographer Awards Culture Frank Miller
  • Breaking Mews: Dublin's hidden heritage up for sale Heritage
  • Inside Ireland's last vinyl record pressing plant Culture