Article Archive

November 3rd 2015

• • News

  • Guide to open days: Universities Education Nora-Ide McAuliffe
  • Guide to open days: Institutes of Technology Education Nora-Ide McAuliffe
  • College open days: Choosing a course? Do your homework first Education Brian Mooney
  • What they won’t tell you at open day: an alternative guide to college life Education Peter McGuire
  • Dos and don’ts: How to get the best out of college open days Education
  • Paul Ryan’s ‘bottom-up approach’ aims to unite Republicans US Simon Carswell
  • Cameron urges society to embrace surveillance agenda UK Denis Staunton
  • Case study: Breaches of driver time ‘put lives at risk’ Irish News Tim O'Brien
  • Moyagh Murdock: Courts must take driver fatigue seriously Irish News Tim O'Brien
  • French weatherman sacked over climate change book Europe Lara Marlowe
  • Electronic tagging operating in Northern Ireland since 2009 Irish News Gerry Moriarty
  • Thick fog that grounded flights from UK expected for third day UK
  • Concern says Ireland took ‘excessive precautions’ against Ebola Health Paul Cullen
  • Forget Bond – the UK is lax on everything but our security UK Janan Ganesh
  • Sinai plane crash: no direct evidence of terrorism, says US Africa
  • Call for ban on exploitation of Rising events Irish News
  • Longboat Quay residents to get final fire safety fund offer Environment Olivia Kelly
  • Banking inquiry has cost €4.9m up to end of September Crime & Law Gordon Deegan
  • Red Flag staff ordered by judge to hand over computers and devices High Court Mary Carolan
  • Man jailed for staging car crashes in Cork for insurance scam Circuit Court Olivia Kelleher
  • Barbara Walsh not reported missing for a week in 1985 Irish News Lorna Siggins
  • ‘I hope it’s going to be law sooner rather than later’ Crime & Law Conor Kane
  • Analysis: A sensible response to new type of crime Crime & Law Harry McGee
  • Review of report that made corruption finding against Burke Environment Paul Cullen
  • State should pay to replace health workers it recruits – Robinson Health Paul Cullen
  • Dying with dignity and in peace away from a busy hospital ward Social Affairs Mark Hilliard
  • Criticism of lenient penalties on bus and truck operators by RSA Environment Tim O'Brien
  • The double-think at the heart of teacher training Education Jim Gleeson
  • Ask Brian: Any pointers on applying for college? Education Brian Mooney
  • US grandfather charged over leaving girl (5) in desert with gun US
  • New Irish-American group to back O’Malley in 2016 US Simon Carswell
  • Flight cancellations as fog in UK continues to disrupt services Irish News Aoife Carr
  • Drunk driver jailed for seven and a half years over crash that killed boy (4) Circuit Court Eoghan MacConnell
  • Examination of black boxes from Sinai plane begins Africa
  • Man released after Kildare shotgun incident Crime & Law Mark Hilliard
  • Prosecutors ask court to convict Pistorius of murder Africa
  • Government taskforce to look at treatment of fishing fleet workers Crime & Law Mary Minihan
  • Thousands flee homes as rare cyclone batters Yemen Middle East
  • No evidence back to education allowance helps job chances Social Affairs Carl O'Brien
  • October was driest in five years, Met Éireann figures show Environment Dan Griffin
  • Shop worker shot in the eye with pellet gun during robbery UK
  • ‘In the blink of an eye the Treacys’ beautiful family life was shattered’ Circuit Court
  • Oscar-winning writer and actor Colin Welland dies UK
  • ‘Slab’ Murphy trial told papers from shed near Border analysed Courts
  • Man (75) fell into Royal Canal after leaving hospital Crime & Law Louise Roseingrave
  • Primary schools to have to teach religion under new curriculum Education Carl O'Brien
  • Council worker spared jail over anti-Semitic emails to Shatter District Court Tom Tuite
  • Meat and cancer link will not hurt exports, says Hogan Consumer Mark Hilliard
  • Human waste biogas could power millions of homes - UN study Environment
  • Use of illegal migrants on Irish trawlers a ‘national disgrace’ Irish News Aoife Carr
  • Court told man cut off deceased’s penis and put in pocket Criminal Court
  • Essena O’Neill quits Instagram, calls it ‘contrived perfection’ News
  • Ukip expels former Northern Ireland party chairman Politics
  • Pregnant woman died due to ‘manual strangulation’, court told Crime & Law
  • Gardaí seek help in finding man after boy (6) assaulted Crime & Law John Fallon
  • ‘Ms Y’ court challenge to stop HSE inquiry into her care is struck out High Court
  • Two Turkish magazine editors charged over ‘coup attempt’ Europe
  • Margaret Thatcher handbags and effects set for auction UK
  • Galway man dies in collision with road train in Western Australia Irish News John Fallon
  • Suspended sentence for grandmother who kicked man on ground Circuit Court
  • Boy’s parents hope his death may stop people drink-driving District Court Eoghan MacConnell
  • Tracking rising sea levels as Greenland rapidly melts Europe Coral Davenport , Josh Haner , Larry Buchanan and Derek Watkins
  • Taoiseach quizzed in Dáil about Army at ATMs remarks Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • Longford County Council chief disputes Sipo findings Politics Stephen Collins
  • Cork professors named joint winners of researcher of the year award Science Dick Ahlstrom
  • Irish Research Council awards €16.2m to postgraduates Science Dick Ahlstrom
  • Alan Kelly compared to José Mourinho over comments Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • Hospital apologises to bar manager blinded by surgery High Court
  • Traveller representatives walk out of housing meeting Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • Council to alter Clontarf sea wall after locals complain Environment Olivia Kelly
  • Butcher who fractured garda’s eye socket sentenced Circuit Court
  • Woman takes civil action against brother for alleged rape and assault High Court Mary Carolan
  • Bid to stop Adam Clayton pursuing Gaby Smyth claims adjourned High Court Aodhan O'Faolain
  • Longboat Quay residents reject DDDA offer of fire safety funds Environment Olivia Kelly
  • Lone Muslim campaigns in Burma’s stronghold of radical Buddhism Asia-Pacific Hnin Yadana Zaw and Andrew Marshall
  • Full High Court hearing of cases of two alleged rape victims ordered Supreme Court Mary Carolan
  • Nurses’ union to ballot members on industrial action Health Aine McMahon
  • Chalabi, a key figure in post-US-invasion Iraq, dies at 71 of apparent heart attack Middle East Michael Jansen
  • Britain wants end of ‘ever closer’ EU union UK Derek Scally
  • Russia's clarified stance on Assad suggests divergence with Iran Middle East
  • Ordnance Survey’s GeoHive a one-stop shop for public services data Environment Tim O'Brien
  • Referendum Commission says extra time helped marriage vote turnout Politics Harry McGee
  • Some prison officers ignore gang activities, judge says Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • Driver caught speeding four times in less than three weeks District Court Anne Lucey
  • Approval of two High Court judges brings total to 37 Crime & Law Aine McMahon
  • Depression did not kill Robin Williams, widow says US
  • Skibbereen’s Digital Week part of plan to become Cork’s digital hub Irish News Olivia Kelleher
  • Silence and sadness as drink-driver given jail term Circuit Court Kathy Sheridan
  • Ó Ríordáin hits out at ‘focus group equality’ ahead of Dáil vote Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • Green fireball lights up Bangkok night sky Asia-Pacific
  • Ian Paisley 'still had a lot to give' to DUP and Northern Ireland Politics
  • Pistorius appeal ruling reserved for later date Africa
  • CCTV footage of shop worker being shot in the eye UK

  • Sport

  • Carlingford Lough ready to make campaign bow at Navan Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Jim McGuinness responds to Rory Gallagher in book row Gaelic Games Seán Moran
  • McCann insists he was bitten during defeat to Crossmaglen Gaelic Games
  • Leinster hoping Luke Fitzgerald is fit in time to face Wasps Rugby Johnny Watterson
  • Time for Donegal’s Paul Durcan to put career before football Gaelic Games Seán Moran
  • Paul O’Connell rules out Lions tour as he faces lengthy spell out Rugby Johnny Watterson
  • Gerry Thornley: Rugby wins as cup overflows with quality Rugby Gerry Thornley
  • The Morning Sports Briefing Sport
  • Melbourne Cup: Michelle Payne makes history on 100-1 shot Racing
  • Robbie Henshaw set to make Connacht return Pro12 Johnny Watterson
  • Everton’s Besic named in Bosnia squad to play Ireland International
  • Police raid German FA offices on suspicion of tax evasion International
  • Páraic Duffy launches report on GAA player burnout Gaelic Games Seán Moran
  • Ireland to play ODIs against South Africa and Australia in 2016 Other Sports
  • Michelle Payne hopes Melbourne Cup win opens doors for female jockeys Racing
  • Thomas Burgess shines without siblings but isn’t in their shadow Rugby Donald McRae
  • John Terry: I’ll take criticism , but not from Robbie Savage English Soccer
  • Mohammed Hafeez puts Pakistan in control in Sharjah Other Sports Mike Selvey
  • Vibrato Valtat lands Haldon Gold Cup at Exeter Racing
  • Remi Garde’s first port of call - find a new captain English Soccer
  • Ireland’s women’s hockey side defeated by Scotland Other Sports
  • Jose Mourinho denies player revolt at Chelsea Champions League
  • No rest for Neymar and Luis Suarez as Barca face Bate Borisov Champions League
  • Philippe Coutinho and Jordon Ibe full of praise for Jurgen Klopp English Soccer
  • Champions League round-up: Juventus rescue draw as Atletico held by Astana Champions League
  • No gap opens up for primed ‘Dynamite’ Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Mehmed Bazdarevic wary of ‘aggressive, fast’ Ireland International
  • Michael Conlan tops AIBA world rankings Other Sports Johnny Watterson
  • Fifa reform will be limited, says head of panel proposing changes Soccer
  • Arsene Wenger: Pep Guardiola wanted to play for me Champions League
  • Ian Ayre: Brendan Rodgers had last say on transfers English Soccer Mark Dobson
  • Manchester City fans again boo Champions League anthem Champions League
  • Leeds United invite Russell Crowe to make good on his interest English Soccer
  • Real Madrid edge PSG thanks to Fernandez Nacho strike Champions League
  • Manchester City qualify from group after Sevilla win Champions League Jamie Jackson
  • A good run, Grantland? It was wonderful while it lasted Sport Andy McGeady
  • Zaur Antia reveals he turned down numerous offers Other Sports Ciarán Gallagher
  • Manchester United and Wayne Rooney finally find their range Champions League Daniel Taylor
  • John Terry: Players to blame for Chelsea’s worst start Champions League Dominic Fifield
  • Pep Guardiola expecting Arsenal to play long-ball game Champions League David Hytner
  • Melbourne Cup: Michelle Payne makes history on 100-1 shot Racing
  • Van Gaal backs under-fire Wayne Rooney Champions League

  • Business

  • North’s housing association fights to retain independence Construction Francess McDonnell
  • HSBC profit leaps as drop in fines counters Asia slowdown Financial Services
  • Commerzbank to pay first dividend since 2007, CEO to step down Economy
  • Dermot Desmond’s Daon to supply kiosks at Dublin Airport Technology Mark Paul
  • Cantillon: New business package from Tony Smurfit? Manufacturing
  • Ardagh puts flotation of Oressa in US on hold Manufacturing Barry O'Halloran
  • Timeline: In business 172 years on Dublin’s Henry Street Retail & Services Ciarán Hancock
  • Cantillon: Paul Coulson follows Denis O’Brien’s lead Manufacturing
  • Cantillon: Aer Lingus sale lands Ryanair €317m Transport & Tourism
  • Arthur Beesley: Central Bank is accused of ignoring risks Economy Arthur Beesley
  • No plan for Arnotts to be ‘Brown Thomas outlet north of Liffey’ Retail & Services Ciarán Hancock
  • Central Bank ‘misled public’ on extent of property crash Financial Services Arthur Beesley , Mark Hilliard
  • Concern Worldwide opens office in South Korea Economy Clifford Coonan
  • David Bowie meets Monty Python in latest Chinese propaganda Economy Clifford Coonan
  • Q&A Dominic Coyle: How should I record a Vodafone payment on my tax return? Personal Finance Dominic Coyle
  • Stocktake: December rate hike need not spell doom Personal Finance Proinsias O'Mahony
  • Proinsias O’Mahony: Is it time for value stocks to shine? Personal Finance Proinsias O'Mahony
  • Better public services will inevitably mean higher taxes Economy John FitzGerald
  • Paul Krugman: Democrats have best record on economy Economy Paul Krugman
  • Earnings at Penneys owner AB Foods fall on sugar, currency Retail & Services
  • Standard Chartered posts quarterly loss, to raise $5.1bn Financial Services
  • ‘Good progress’ for Kerry Group with sales up 3.2% Agribusiness & Food Fiona Reddan
  • Activision Blizzard to buy ‘Candy Crush’ maker King for $5.9bn Technology
  • Incoming Central Bank governor investigates UK deficit woes Economy Chris Giles
  • Web Summit: Irish entrepreneur seals $50 million funding deal Technology Pamela Newenham
  • Designs on the very best fabrics around Retail & Services Gráinne Ní Aodha
  • Grifols’ move to Ireland hits tax and political buttons Economy
  • Online takeaway service Just Eat raises full-year guidance Agribusiness & Food Charlie Taylor
  • Web Summit: fantastic and frustrating in equal measure Technology Karlin Lillington
  • Heaslip hails GPS as biggest tech innovation in rugby Technology Davin O'Dwyer
  • Zambia raises interest rates to 15.5% Economy
  • Paddy Cosgrave accuses Government of Web Summit ‘lies’ Technology Fiona Reddan
  • Yawn, scratch, then breakfast? Nope, not in their world Work
  • Unemployment continues to decline as economy recovers Economy Charlie Taylor
  • Web Summit: Time to stop EU officials becoming lobbyists for tech firms Technology Elaine Edwards
  • Web Summit: what investors are looking for in start-ups Technology Pamela Newenham
  • Web Summit: Michael Dell bullish on EMC deal Technology Davin O'Dwyer
  • Google aims to begin drone package deliveries in 2017 Technology
  • GoCambio plans major fundraising and expansion Technology
  • Up to 860 jobs to go at Ballymena Michelin plant Manufacturing Francess McDonnell
  • Irish consumers may soon be able to buy mortgages and loans across the EU Financial Services Fiona Reddan
  • Warning! there may be fish bladder in your Guinness Agribusiness & Food Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Web Summit start-up profile: Gradpush on the investment trail Technology Pamela Newenham
  • Standard Chartered announces sweeping job cuts Financial Services
  • Surge in corporate tax boosts Government’s coffers Economy Arthur Beesley
  • Switching of current accounts moribund, report finds Business Conor Pope
  • NI’s Almac buys Arran Chemicals Health & Pharma Francess McDonnell
  • We need to be paranoid about our data, Web Summit told Technology Marie Boran
  • ‘Game of Thrones’ actor tells Government to beg for Summit’s return Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • VW says 800,000 cars could have wrong CO2 figures Manufacturing Michael McAleer
  • Kickstarter boss tells Web Summit public value as vital as profit Technology Davin O'Dwyer
  • Web Summit Day Two: hear from Tinder, Facebook and Stripe Technology Pamela Newenham
  • Web Summit: Paddy Cosgrave claims 'lies' told by Government Technology
  • Web Summit 2015: Will Dublin really miss it? Business

  • Opinion

  • Modular housing: A modern solution to a growing homeless problem in Dublin Editorial
  • Sport remains a glorious enterprise but major ethical questions abound Opinion John Scally
  • Is Europe ready for non-European migrants? Opinion Dr Tom Turner and Dr Christine Cross
  • Martyn Turner Opinion Martyn Turner
  • An emblem for Rising and Somme? Letters
  • Environment page – a new leaf Letters
  • Welcoming the passport card Letters
  • Paying for a public profile Letters
  • What’s in a name? Letters
  • ‘Secularist elite’ and education Letters
  • Broadcasting the Angelus Letters
  • The BBC and wearing the poppy Letters
  • President Higgins and the economy Letters
  • An Irishman’s Diary on John Mitchel, a contentious patriot Opinion Brendan Ó Cathaoir
  • Election in Turkey: Stunning comeback for AKP comes at a heavy price Editorial
  • ‘Misery in Dublin’ – what kind of legacy for our children? Opinion Fintan O'Toole

  • Life & Style

  • Friday Food Forum: ask us your questions now Food & Drink
  • Friday Food Forum: ask us your questions now Food & Drink
  • Medical Matters: Should doctors prescribe a course in mindfulness? Health & Family Muiris Houston
  • Does writing about illness help cure it? Health & Family George Winter
  • Pause to breathe joy into parenting Parenting Sheila Wayman
  • Bullying in school: now is the time to act Health & Family Colete Sheridan
  • Health experience: ‘I knew for years that kidney failure was coming’ Health & Family Shirley Keogh
  • ‘Finding a solution for a caller feels great. But it’s not always possible’ Health & Family Arlene Harris
  • Step by Step: When it’s my turn to make dinner, the children put on their coats Health & Family Damian Cullen
  • Five winter coats with function and form Fashion Sarah Waldron
  • Aisling on Beauty: Ravishing reds – how to make your hair rich and lustrous Beauty Aisling McDermott
  • Second Opinion; How can consumers avoid being fooled and manipulated by food producers? Health & Family Jacky Jones
  • That’s Men: The big effects of small annoyances Health & Family Padraig O'Morain
  • “Who will be the next female President of Ireland?” - it’s Question Time on The Women’s Podcast People
  • My guilty pleasure: Lisa Hannigan’s ‘shame toast’ Food & Drink Lisa Hannigan
  • A walk for the weekend: cave in to Belfast’s charm Travel John G O'Dwyer
  • Our Test Drive: the Opel Astra Car Reviews

  • Culture

  • Unthinkable: Would you want to live in the afterlife? Culture Joe Humphreys
  • Visual art: EVA curator ‘has always dreamt of Ireland’ Visual Art Aidan Dunne
  • Aleksandar Hemon: ‘It’s the end of America. They just don’t know it yet’ Books Arminta Wallace
  • Gains in translation: how Irish writing is sold at the Frankfurt Book Fair Books Sinéad Mac Aodha
  • My wee granny with Alzheimer’s: coping with a living loss Books Claire Allan
  • Servants and ladies: 100 years ago today in The Irish Times Heritage Gary Quinn
  • Mayfair to Montenotte: how a sex guide writer created Cork’s first detective series Books Graham Masterton
  • Madame Lune by Kathleen Curtin: exploring the underbelly of Paris Books Kathleen Curtin