Article Archive

May 25th 2015

• • News

  • Denis Staunton: Vote a beacon of hope for those facing oppression Politics Denis Staunton
  • Same-sex marriage may be legal by September Politics Stephen Collins , Marie O'Halloran , Ruadhán Mac Cormaic
  • Judgments: Key cases in brief Crime & Law
  • Bail crimes and gardaí’s duty of care Crime & Law Ben Mannering
  • Recognising and dealing with growing issue of cyberabuse Crime & Law Erin McGuire
  • Irish consumers want it all and they want it now Consumer Conor Pope
  • Frustrated customer argues with Debenhams worker over €490 coffee machine Consumer Conor Pope
  • Cleveland police arrest 71 after officer cleared over shooting US
  • Kiev and rebels trade blame for death of Ukrainian warlord Europe Dan McLaughlin
  • Stephen Collins: Big parties vie for credit for Yes vote Politics Stephen Collins
  • Marian Keyes apologises for ‘bigots’ comment about Roscommon/South Leitrim Politics Fiona Gartland
  • Armenia offers refuge for Europe’s last leopards Europe Daniel McLaughlin
  • Ireland should lead the way on climate smart farming, says ecology expert Environment Alison Healy
  • Maureen Dowd: Dear Uber chauffeur, please drive up my ratings US Maureen Dowd
  • Irish-American aims to halt Clinton’s ‘unstoppable’ progress Politics Mary Minihan
  • Kenny hails referendum vote as ‘pioneering’ Politics Fiach Kelly
  • Fears of flash floods fears as blocked Nepalese river flows again Asia-Pacific
  • Breda O’Brien: An inconvenient truth about the same-sex marriage referendum Politics Breda O'Brien
  • Lively campaign drew digital generation into polling booth Politics Damian Loscher
  • Eamon Gilmore calls for action on surrogacy Politics Sarah Bardon
  • Legislation on school and hospital staff to be amended Politics Sarah Bardon
  • Report highlights ‘startling’ shortage of nurses Irish News Martin Wall
  • Consumers will see big changes if rights Bill passes Consumer Conor Pope
  • Pat Carey takes on Irish Red Cross chairman role Politics Sarah Bardon
  • Parents of Dutch jihadists take action against state Europe Peter Cluskey
  • Islamic State accused of killing 400 in Palmyra Middle East
  • Miriam Lord: ‘The quiet Yes kept its counsel. They spoke when it mattered’ Politics Miriam Lord
  • Juncker and Cameron to discuss UK’s future before EU poll Europe Suzanne Lynch
  • Marriage vote turnout in top five of all referendums Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Massive sigh of relief from Fianna Fáil as party triumphs this time out Politics Harry McGee
  • President Higgins calls for protection of public space Irish News Lorna Siggins
  • The young voter engaged, but will they stay with politics? Politics Fiach Kelly
  • Institute of Obstetricians withdraws Portlaoise letter Health Paul Cullen
  • Dublin councils make offer to attract landlords Social Affairs Olivia Kelly
  • Expiry dates on gift vouchers to be scrapped under new law Consumer Conor Pope
  • Ban Ki-moon hails ‘historic’ marriage referendum result Irish News Conor Kane
  • Dublin city social housing list tops 20,000 Social Affairs Olivia Kelly
  • Kathy Sheridan: Republic wakes to world of calm acceptance Politics Kathy Sheridan
  • Spain’s ruling PP gets worst local election result in 20 years Europe
  • Malaysia finds 139 graves around suspected trafficking camps Asia-Pacific
  • Ehud Olmert jailed for eight months by Israeli court Middle East
  • Men who died in plane crash near Mount Leinster named Irish News
  • Peter Robinson has procedure after suspected heart attack Irish News
  • Galway heaves with happiness at referendum result Irish News Lorna Siggins
  • Podcast: Irish Times journalists discuss resounding Yes Politics Declan Conlon
  • Repeal of the Eighth Amendment is ‘very do-able’ Social Affairs Sorcha Pollak , Dan Griffin
  • Fianna Fáil’s Averil Power to leave ‘cowardly’ party Politics Sarah Bardon
  • Former RTÉ presenter Bill O’Herlihy dies aged 76 Irish News
  • Averil Power: Micheál Martin has become a leader without any followers Politics
  • Cog Notes: Portal to a new era for arts in education Education Deirdre Falvey
  • International film studio to be located in Limerick city Irish News Kathryn Hayes
  • Analysis: Power bursts Martin’s temporary byelection bubble of bliss Politics Mary Minihan
  • Bail for Co Antrim man who allegedly attacked his family Crime & Law
  • Language school reforms to eliminate ‘visa factories’ Education Pamela Duncan
  • Australian PM Tony Abbott says no to same-sex marriage referendum Asia-Pacific
  • Doctors given until June 5th to commit to free GP care Irish News Martin Wall
  • Alleged Belfast flasher ‘forgot to button up’, court told Crime & Law
  • ‘Grave concerns’ over welfare of asylum-seeker children Irish News Carl O'Brien
  • Peter Robinson: reputation as unforgiving DUP negotiator Irish News
  • Lock of Mozart’s hair set to fetch £12,000 at auction Europe Maev Kennedy
  • Fianna Fáil are losing – Young, female and from Dublin Politics Mary Minihan
  • Significant rise in teen-on-teen sex assaults recorded Social Affairs Dan Griffin
  • Surgeons used saw found in cupboard to amputate man’s leg UK
  • Houthis suffer first serious setback in south Yemen fighting Middle East
  • TD says parties inflicted ‘democratic fraud’ in referendum Politics Conor Kane
  • Donor fatigue hits Nepal one month after earthquake, says UN Asia-Pacific
  • Micheál Martin regrets resignation, but says leadership secure Irish News Barry Roche
  • Fighter jets escort Air France flight to JFK Airport US
  • Germany protests over Russia’s ejection of conservative MP Europe
  • Poland presidential vote augurs ill for EU relations Europe Derek Scally
  • Bill O’Herlihy: fantastic broadcaster, a decent man and great fun Irish News Sorcha Pollak
  • No link found between murdered man and abandoned infant Crime & Law Fiona Gartland
  • How new college entry routes are changing the CAO Education Brian Mooney
  • Ex-PM of Israel gets eight-month jail term in corruption case Middle East Mark Weiss
  • Indian heatwave kills 500 as temperatures approach 50 degrees Asia-Pacific
  • Ban Ki-moon: Ireland must realign stance on climate change Environment Pamela Duncan
  • Bodies of migrants on Malaysia-Thailand border show signs of torture Asia-Pacific Clifford Coonan
  • Same-sex marriage vote an ‘unmitigated disaster’ for Church Religion & Beliefs Patsy McGarry
  • Dunnes Stores Gorey staff working ‘behind closed doors’ Consumer Fiona Gartland
  • Refusal to accept anti-water charges petition ‘an insult’ Irish News Barry Roche
  • Bill allowing gay marriage to be enacted by end of July Politics Harry McGee
  • Allies bicker as Islamic State threatens to kill hundreds Middle East Kareem Shaheen , in Beirut
  • Ex-FF minister of state Martin Mansergh to bid for Dáil return Oireachtas Michael O'Regan
  • Midlands homes searched in crackdown on Traveller gangs Crime & Law Brian McDonald
  • Islamic State faces battle in Iraq and bombs in Syria Middle East
  • Ada Colau almost certain to be Barcelona’s new mayor Europe Guy Hedgecoe
  • Amman Letter: Exhibition sheds light on Arab women’s lives Middle East Michael Jansen
  • Political transformation of Spain likely to be driven by Podemos Europe Guy Hedgecoe
  • Female activists cross Korean DMZ in symbolic act for peace Asia-Pacific
  • Averil Power says FF's approach to referendum was final straw Politics
  • Malaysia exhumes remains from suspected migrant grave Asia-Pacific

  • Sport

  • Chris Kirk wins Crowne Plaza Invitational to deny Poulter first US win Golf
  • Bath’s midfield trio will be handful for Saracens in Twickenham Rugby
  • Connor Murray remains a major doubt for Pro12 final Pro12 Gerry Thornley
  • Sixth-place finish gives Lowry momentum heading into Irish Open Golf Philip Reid
  • Federer slams Roland Garos centre court security breach by fan Other Sports Kevin Mitchell
  • Irish Open: McGinley and Harrington aim to be fighting fit Golf Philip Reid
  • Connacht’s brave efforts fall agonisingly short as Jonny May strikes again European Cup Linley MacKenzie
  • Limerick manager TJ Ryan happy to see benefits of hard graft Hurling Keith Duggan
  • Keith Duggan: Limerick luck in 100mph Munster thrust Gaelic Games Keith Duggan
  • Paul O’Connell bids farewell to Thomond in typically dramatic fashion Rugby Gerry Thornley
  • Malachy O’Rourke hails players after victory over Cavan Gaelic Football Malachy Clerkin
  • Connacht left with deep sense of injustice after Poite blunders European Cup Gerry Thornley
  • Tipping Point: Journey well worth it to see Star of the County Down in the flesh Sport Brian O'Connor
  • The Morning Sports Briefing Sport
  • Ken Early: Only Henry’s belief can keep fading star Rodgers in Liverpool job Soccer Ken Early
  • All in the Scrum: End of season awards Rugby Johnny Watterson
  • Ancelotti facing back surgery with Madrid tenure nearing end Soccer Dominic Fifield
  • Sepp Blatter was elected on ‘basis of a lie’, says Michel Platini International
  • Jamie Heaslip Ireland’s squad captain for Baa Baas International
  • Radamel Falcao thanks Manchester United fans as he departs English Soccer
  • Pete Taylor disappointed with decision not to seed female boxers at European Games Other Sports
  • Norwich bounce straight back into the Premier League English Soccer Daniel Taylor
  • Late bogey denies Pádraig Harrington place at US Open Golf Ruaidhrí Croke
  • Something from the weekend: Our GAA team’s views from the pressbox Gaelic Games Seán Moran , Malachy Clerkin
  • England secure first Test win over New Zealand Other Sports
  • Steve McClaren sacked by Derby County English Soccer
  • We could have done much more for Matt O’Connor, says Reddan Pro12 John O'Sullivan
  • Handy Guide to Sport on Television this Week Sport Damian Cullen
  • Deans rules himself out of contention for top Leinster post European Cup Alan Smith
  • Brendan Rodgers’ job not under threat despite dismal end to season English Soccer
  • French Open: Maria Sharapova and Andy Murray through first round Other Sports
  • Bill O’Herlihy: Goodnight and God bless Soccer
  • Blatter and Prince Ali to go head-to-head for FIFA Soccer

  • Business

  • Analysts forecast Ryanair profits of €860m Transport & Tourism Pamela Newenham
  • Summit to focus companies on aligning with Internet of Things Technology Pamela Newenham
  • For your diary Companies Pamela Newenham
  • The Business Romantic Innovation Frank Dillon
  • UniTuition: Bridging the knowledge gap in third level students Business Olive Keogh
  • Ambitious start-ups have hills to climb to succeed in Silicon Valley Business Charlie Taylor
  • When did everyone in tech start believing in unicorns Business John Holden
  • The new Teagasc centre where the cows milk themselves Business Alison Healy
  • New dawn for farm tech: sowing the Internet of Things into agriculture Agribusiness & Food Pamela Newenham
  • Stiglitz pours cold water on Ireland’s ‘partly delusionary’ optimism Economy Mark Hennessy
  • Irish exports forecast to top €207bn this year Economy John Whelan
  • Tycoon and ex-boss vie for Time Warner Media & Marketing
  • Chris Johns: What seems normal in interest rates is very strange Economy Chris Johns
  • Central Bank carrying out on-site cyber-security checks Financial Services
  • Lucy Kellaway: My brush with a shoe-shine had me thinking about jobs Work Lucy Kellaway
  • CRH deal on Holcim and Lafarge dominates M&A increase in first quarter Economy Colm Keena
  • Seen & Heard: Koch buys Protek Medical Business
  • Debt deal vital, says Greece’s interior minister Economy Suzanne Lynch
  • Commerzbank bouncing back with planned dividend payout Financial Services
  • How synthetic milk may put cows out of business Business Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Celestial Green Ventures expects to win €1.9m row Financial Services Colm Keena
  • Kel-Tech confident of return to profitability after €190,066 pretax loss Manufacturing Colm Keena
  • SFA voices opposition to mandatory pensions plan Economy
  • US regulator to introduce new rules for ‘shadow banking’ Markets
  • Digital features to transform car industry, says Audi Transport & Tourism
  • Globalisation has led to more inequality, says economist Joseph Stiglitz Economy Mark Hennessy
  • SMEs must go in hot pursuit of research grants to thrive Business Dick Ahlstrom
  • Asian shares edge down on US rate hike bets Markets
  • Amazon to stop funnelling taxes through Luxembourg Technology
  • BlackBerry cuts jobs worldwide as it consolidates businesses Technology
  • Banks back in favour with investors Financial Services
  • French, Spanish and Italian stock markets fall Markets Charlie Taylor
  • Vatican bank profits rise as clean up continues Financial Services
  • Exporters urge government to resist wage increases Economy Fiona Reddan
  • European Commission said to clear way for Aer Lingus sale Transport & Tourism
  • The coolest jobs in the Top1000 Work Pamela Newenham
  • China shares riding high Personal Finance Clifford Coonan
  • Ex-Korean Air exec freed over ‘nut rage’ Personal Finance Clifford Coonan
  • Banco Popular to sell €451 million worth of Spanish property Financial Services
  • Finance professionals see opportunities in possible ‘Brexit’ Economy Charlie Taylor
  • Lamborghini to build a new high-performance sport utility vehicle in Italy Transport & Tourism

  • Opinion

  • The price of water Letters
  • No to younger presidential candidates Letters
  • Homeless families Letters
  • Bibles in polling stations Letters
  • The people have spoken – Yes to marriage equality Letters
  • An Irishwoman’s Diary on teaching the world to sing – from Shannon, a ‘Mad Men’ moment Opinion Bernice Harrison
  • Una Mullally: Your world will change when you come out as the person you are Opinion Una Mullally
  • Remarkable journey from criminal to equal citizen Opinion David Norris
  • Joan Burton: Rainbow movement has created rainbow nation Opinion Joan Burton

  • Life & Style

  • Jennifer O’Connell: You’ll be sorry when the robot journalists take over People Jennifer O'Connell
  • Medical Matters: The difficulties and diversities of diagnosing sepsis Health & Family Muiris Houston
  • We’re all going to Iceland Europe Rosita Boland
  • Ovarian cancer: the risk factors, and how to counter them Health & Family Eve Gaughan
  • Ovarian cancer: ‘I don’t know what stage I was at. I was afraid to ask’ Health & Family Marese McDonagh
  • In pictures: Best dressed at Cannes Fashion Dominique McMullan
  • Ask the expert: My little girl can’t stop biting her nails Health & Family John Sharry
  • Aisling’s Picks: Go ’Hot and Big’ with your hair protector spray and glow with a boost for dull skin Beauty Aisling McDermott
  • Beauty tips and tricks: An alternative use for baby shampoo Beauty
  • How a model breastfeeding her son became the cover of Elle Australia People Kate Holmquist
  • That’s Men: Feminazis and other stereotypes stamp out simple truths Health & Family Padraig O'Morain

  • Culture

  • Irish Roots: Beware of ‘legacy searches’ Heritage John Grenham
  • Bastard Amber: WB Yeats would approve as dance comes to the Abbey Stage Michael Seaver
  • Juan Tomás Ávila Laurel Q&A: ‘I wrote one of my first novels sitting up a tree’ Books Martin Doyle
  • Is ‘sorry’ the hardest word? It’s certainly one of the most flexible Culture John Horgan
  • A sneak preview of next Saturday’s books pages in The Irish Times Books
  • Win a copy of Jurassic World: Where Dinosaurs Come To Life Books
  • Result, by Madeleine D’Arcy Books Madeleine D'Arcy
  • How banks went from ‘too big to fail’ to ‘too big to nail’ Books Stephen Platt
  • Listowel Writers’ Week: Slane for the brain Books Anne O'Neill
  • Dublin Dance Festival packs in ‘fleeting moments when you feel alive’ Stage Michael Seaver
  • Irish co-production 'The Lobster' wins at Cannes Film
  • 'We'll leave it there, so' - a tribute to Bill O' Herlihy tv-radio-web