Article Archive

September 25th 2018

• • News

  • Frustration over delayed Scouting Ireland report Social Affairs Jack Power
  • Brian Mooney: How do I go about doing a postgrad course at a US university? Education Brian Mooney
  • Ladies’ Day looms at the parent-teacher meeting Education The Secret Teacher
  • Will you graduate or drop out from college? Ask 'big data' Education Jenna Clarke-Molloy
  • Pregnant and homeless: ‘We want a place where we won’t get set on fire’ Irish News Peter Murtagh
  • UK-EU flights could halt post-Brexit without deal, warn British UK Denis Staunton , Pat Leahy , Suzanne Lynch
  • Rosenstein’s future in balance as resignation rumours fly US Suzanne Lynch
  • Medical devices suspected of role in patient deaths Health Niamh Cahill
  • How Irish businesses combat workplace stress Education Jenna Clarke-Molloy
  • Wellness moving centre stage in the modern workplace Education Nora-Ide McAuliffe
  • Back Eoghan Murphy or resign, Leo Varadkar tells Catherine Byrne Politics Pat Leahy
  • Legislation for ‘opt-out’ organ donation to be published next month Politics Harry McGee
  • Arlene Foster denies DUP tried to deflect from ‘cash for ash’ scandal Politics Simon Carswell
  • Bradley to stress UK’s opposition to hard Irish border when in US Politics
  • Former French PM seeks political redemption in Barcelona Europe Lara Marlowe
  • Dublin Simon says it helped over 3,000 people avoid homelessness last year Social Affairs Simon Carswell
  • Presidential expenses: annual allowance of €317,000 is not audited Politics Harry McGee
  • It’s all personal in politics Politics Pat Leahy
  • Arlene Foster to give evidence into botched green energy scheme today Politics
  • Kavanaugh insists he will not withdraw supreme court nomination US Kadhim Shubber
  • Three students raped in Cork since colleges re-opened, says campaigner Irish News Barry Roche
  • What are Eoghan Murphy and Catherine Byrne rowing about? Irish News Olivia Kelly
  • Murphy calls Sinn Féin confidence motion a ‘political stunt’ Irish News Vivienne Clarke
  • Foster claims minister’s revelation about ‘cash for ash’ scheme downed Executive Politics
  • Sunken remains of 400-year-old ship found off Portuguese coast Europe Sam Jones
  • Swedish PM Lövfen to step down after losing confidence vote Europe Derek Scally
  • Liam Miller tribute match attendance likely to break all records in Cork Irish News Barry Roche
  • ‘Aquarius’ migrant ship cannot dock in French port, says minister Europe
  • Court blocks request for access to MEPs’ expenses Politics Patrick Smyth
  • Report hails success of anti-repeat offending programmes Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • Iran’s Revolutionary Guards vow revenge for humiliating attack Middle East Rod Nordland
  • Bill Cosby sentenced to at least three years in prison US
  • ‘The only way to learn is by asking questions’ Education
  • Up to 700 psychiatric nursing vacancies nationwide Health Vivienne Clarke
  • Remains of Cork Christian Brother who died in Lanzarote to be brought home Irish News David Raleigh
  • Man charged with naming woman in Belfast rape trial Crime & Law
  • Man admits kicking 15-week-old German Shepherd puppy to death Crime & Law Paul Higgins
  • Gary Numan ‘devastated’ by tour bus fatality US
  • Varadkar delusional about housing crisis, says McDonald Politics Marie O'Halloran , Pat Leahy
  • Who is Stephen Pound and why is he in the news? Politics Mark Hilliard
  • Air ambulance lacks skills to meet needs of seriously ill, emergency doctors claim Health
  • Free fruit and fitness classes: the hallmarks of the modern workplace Education Nora-Ide McAuliffe
  • Israel and US warn Russia against new air defence system for Syria Middle East Mark Weiss
  • Foster mother challenges decision not to allow her adopt child High Court Aodhan O'Faolain , Ray Managh
  • Seán Gallagher will not take part in first presidential debate Politics Jack Power
  • Who are the six candidates vying for the presidency? Irish News
  • Have you experienced sexual assault at third-level? Irish News
  • Rally hears calls for greater progress by Ireland on UN goals Politics Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Radiographer ‘did not seem aware of basics’ of job, inquiry hears Social Affairs Elaine Edwards
  • Hospital apologises to patients over medical records found in estate Irish News Tom Shiel
  • Sino-US tensions intensify after Beijing postpones military talks Asia-Pacific Clifford Coonan
  • Medical Council will meet CervicalCheck women ‘in due course’ Health Sarah Burns
  • Iran is world’s ‘leading sponsor of terrorism’, Trump tells UN US Suzanne Lynch
  • Number of hospital patients dying from sepsis has declined Health Peter Murtagh
  • Interns create world first as they get their first taste of work in Leinster House Politics Kayle Crosson
  • Firm which sacked office manager ordered to pay €46,000 compensation Crime & Law Gordon Deegan
  • Woman (91) died of sepsis after leg scalded with tea Coroner's Court Louise Roseingrave
  • Boots ordered to pay €700 to man after hydrogen peroxide purchase queried Crime & Law Gordon Deegan
  • Irish Water fully lifts hosepipe ban as State’s reservoirs recover Environment Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Outrage over Austrian attempts to muzzle press Europe Derek Scally
  • UCC honours innovators with Bridge Network Awards Science Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Some 43,000 fans honour Liam Miller at Cork tribute match Irish News Barry Roche
  • ‘Huge’ numbers of children unable to access State-funded bus services Education Carl O'Brien
  • Democrats engaged in ‘con game’ over Kavanaugh, Trump says US Suzanne Lynch
  • Wallace says land agency will be ‘crony capitalism at its finest’ Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • Five properties being examined following mine shaft collapse Environment Mark Hilliard
  • Pro-choice activism to continue in Ireland despite repeal vote Social Affairs Conor Gallagher
  • Ian Bailey to face French trial early next year, says Toscan du Plantier group Crime & Law Lara Marlowe
  • If people ‘want post offices...they’re going to have to use them’, Minister says Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • Error adding up Leaving Cert marks a ‘disgrace’, student says High Court
  • Nurses are fed up, badly treated and feel let down, they say ahead of meeting Irish News Tim O'Brien
  • Minister keen to reverse Joan Burton’s social protection ‘cuts’ Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • Brexit could be reversed in second referendum, Labour conference told UK Denis Staunton
  • German investigators left ‘shaken’ by scale of child abuse in Catholic Church Europe Derek Scally
  • Assessing level of sexual assaults at college almost impossible Education Mark Hilliard , Conor Gallagher , Daniel Comer
  • Man jailed for three months in France for slapping woman’s bottom Europe
  • Turkey boosts presence in Idlib amid ceasefire plan Middle East Michael Jansen
  • Trump’s speech to UN assembly draws unintended laughter US Suzanne Lynch
  • Irish Cancer Society welcomes decision to include cancer warnings on alcohol Politics Harry McGee
  • Minister for Housing survives no-confidence vote Oireachtas Marie O'Halloran
  • Church monopoly in schools ‘anything but healthy’, says archbishop Religion & Beliefs Colin Gleeson
  • Miriam Lord: Leo quells annual tizzy over Christmas bonus Politics Miriam Lord
  • Two houses ‘extensively damaged’ in blaze at Westmeath estate Irish News Colin Gleeson
  • The man protecting the Russia investigation from Trump World
  • 'I've never sexually assaulted anyone': Trump nominee denies allegations Politics
  • 'I'm not sure why you're putting your eyes up to heaven', TD rebukes civil servant Oireachtas
  • Peter Casey calls Áras intruder, 'a bit of a coincidence' ahead of election Presidential election
  • Rev Ian Paisley: a long and tumultuous career Irish News
  • From laughter to silent disgust, diplomats react to Trump's UN speech Politics
  • Laughter in Commons as Theresa May pays tribute to Boris Johnson UK
  • Violence against women: a fact you should know World
  • The story of Apollo House Social Affairs
  • Storm Ali causing problems for aircraft landing at Dublin Airport Irish News
  • Garda Commissioner as entitled to legal confidentiality 'as any citizen' Oireachtas

  • Sport

  • Lampard praises Mourinho ahead of reunion in League Cup English Soccer Simon Burnton
  • Heroes of Charlton era raise €100,000 for Miller fund International Emmet Malone
  • Sean O’Brien set to return to Leinster colours for game against Connacht Sport John O'Sullivan
  • Dundalk must focus on Derry, says Hoban as he starts to dream of a double National League Emmet Malone
  • Zabaleta: West Ham should go all out to secure Declan Rice English Soccer Dominic Fifield
  • When Josh van der Flier and Bernard Brogan shared a day in surgery Pro14 John O'Sullivan
  • Conor Murray is not required to disclose nature of neck injury Sport Johnny Watterson
  • James Horan talks up possible return to Mayo football Gaelic Games Ian O'Riordan
  • Waterford hurlers still uncertain of ‘home’ for 2019 Hurling Ian O'Riordan
  • A tale of Ireland’s Ryder Cup pioneer and half a ton of meat Golf Ruaidhrí Croke
  • Gerry Thornley: Pro14 balance is tipping further towards home teams Rugby Gerry Thornley
  • Woods win adds to Ryder Cup narrative, the second coming for Sheedy and Tipp Sport Patrick Madden
  • Gatland: ‘common sense’ needed over Rhys Webb eligibility International
  • Ian Poulter ready to put Ryder Cup record on the line in Paris Golf
  • Liam Buckley ends second spell with St Patrick’s Athletic National League Emmet Malone
  • Ireland’s Ronan Gormley calls time on mammoth career Other Sports Johnny Watterson
  • Jean Kleyn signs new three-year deal with Munster Pro14
  • Ryder Cup no longer just ‘an exhibition’ for Rory McIlroy Golf Ewan Murray
  • Connacht expect Leinster to arrive with all guns blazing Other Sports Linley MacKenzie
  • Pat Kelly fined after winner returned a positive test for cobalt Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Woods hoping to bring his winning momentum to USA team Golf Philip Reid
  • Henderson and Cooney set to return for trip to Thomond Pro14 Michael Sadlier
  • Ryder Cup focus turns quickly to the speed of the greens Golf Philip Reid
  • Legends roll back the years in tribute to Liam Miller Soccer Barry Roche
  • 'Underdogs' diary: Targeting our first victory Gaelic Football Eamon Donoghue
  • Manchester United beaten by Derby in League Cup English Soccer Jamie Jackson
  • Dundalk get party started as they all but seal the title National League Emmet Malone

  • Business

  • Me and My Money: Tony Corrigan, founder of TenderScout Personal Finance Tony Clayton-Lea
  • Stocktake: Traders get high on pot stock Personal Finance Proinsias O'Mahony
  • Taxing time as I rent own home to rent elsewhere Personal Finance Dominic Coyle
  • Comcast’s Sky takeover: the winner pays for it all Media & Marketing Laura Slattery
  • Ireland's ‘single malt’ still aiding tax avoidance Economy Peter Hamilton
  • Will our stepchildren lose out on inheritance? Personal Finance Dominic Coyle
  • Short-termist stock markets: is it time to scrap quarterly reporting? Personal Finance Proinsias O'Mahony
  • How much tax does the ‘squeezed middle’ really pay? Financial Services Fiona Reddan
  • Digicel creditors reject switch to longer-term bonds Technology Barry O'Halloran
  • Don’t be a ‘one-click wonder’, ecommerce report warns Irish retailers Media & Marketing Laura Slattery
  • Three companies in race to develop urban centre at Guinness Brewery Commercial Property Barry O'Halloran
  • Aviva prepares for Brexit with plan to transfer Irish policies Financial Services Fiona Reddan
  • Half of Irish workers say they will have to keep working in retirement Personal Finance
  • Norwegian Air puts brakes on Belfast-US services Transport & Tourism
  • Instagram founders to leave Facebook amid reports of tension Technology
  • Varadkar seeks stay of execution for Aughinish Alumina Energy & Resources Suzanne Lynch
  • ‘Single malt’ still on the menu, Guinness site’s final lap and the ‘squeezed middle’ Business Conn Ó Midheach
  • Irish firms stockpile goods in UK to counter no-deal Brexit Economy Arthur Beesley
  • Losses narrow at Petrel Resources in first half of 2018 Energy & Resources Ciara O'Brien
  • Next sets up new Irish company to avoid Brexit customs and duties Retail & Services Fiona Reddan
  • Digicel extends bond swap offer after investor snub Technology Barry O'Halloran
  • Norwegian Airlines has flown 250,000 people from Dublin to US Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran
  • Ryanair agrees three-year deal with cabin crew in Italy Transport & Tourism Ciara O'Brien
  • Judge orders destruction of Weetabix boxes in trademark dispute Agribusiness & Food
  • Four apartments on St James Street in Dublin available for €1.2m Commercial Property Justin Comiskey
  • Mixed-use building near Merrion Square for €3.25m Commercial Property
  • Ryanair to cancel 190 flights on Friday as cabin crew plan strike Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran
  • €22m manufacturing research centre launched in UCD Manufacturing Peter Hamilton
  • Lidl’s new €100m Newbridge distribution hub to open in November 2019 Retail & Services Mark Paul
  • Royal London looks to set up Irish operation to hedge against Brexit risks Financial Services Fiona Reddan
  • Businesses too slow in preparing for Brexit – Heather Humphreys Economy Peter Hamilton
  • Commercial energy firm Vayu changes name to Naturgy Energy & Resources
  • Office space at George’s Quay Plaza renting for €618 per sq m Commercial Property
  • Argentina central bank chief resigns Economy
  • Car sector hit by BMW profit warning on trade war Manufacturing Patrick McGee
  • Mortgage arrears publication to be changed by Central Bank Financial Services Fiona Reddan
  • Venn shares hit new low as sales slide 15% Health & Pharma Dominic Coyle
  • Motorists’ action against BMW over engine design adjourned Manufacturing Tom Tuite
  • Surge in optimism over Italian budget buoys European markets Retail & Services Mark Paul
  • Qualcomm and Apple at legal loggerheads over theft claims Technology
  • Nike beats analysts' estimates for first-quarter revenue Retail & Services

  • Opinion

  • The rise of the rest Letters
  • Blasphemy and the law Letters
  • Artificial intelligence Letters
  • ‘Stop the lights!’ Letters
  • ‘Ireland’s most expensive school’ Letters
  • ‘Pleecing’ pronunciation Letters
  • Anti-Semitic graffiti Letters
  • Bus Connects plan and the capital Letters
  • Fintan O'Toole: #MeToo cannot win in a climate of fear Opinion Fintan O'Toole
  • Preserving the integrity of the Yes Vote Letters
  • The Irish Times view on the Criminal Assets Bureau: a policing success Editorial
  • Christianity must forge a new alliance with deprived and marginalised people Opinion John Scally
  • The Irish Times view on the UN General Assembly: battling for relevance Editorial
  • Higgins expenses are not beyond scrutiny by the Public Accounts Committee Opinion David Gwynn Morgan
  • Martyn Turner Opinion
  • On all frequencies: An Irishman’s Diary on Claude Pélieu Opinion Oliver O’Hanlon
  • The Irish Times view on Áras an Uachtaráin’s finances: transparency is required Editorial

  • Life & Style

  • What's really in your MiWadi drink? (And why's it called MiWadi?) Food & Drink Rose Costello
  • What are the best clothes to wear while travelling? Fashion Deirdre McQuillan
  • Retrofitting my windows led to three deliveries of faulty glass. What can I do? Homes & Property
  • Capital view: A walk up Belfast’s Cave Hill Ireland Glenn Patterson
  • New initiative is aimed at improving our health services Health & Family Sylvia Thompson
  • Living with an invisible condition Health & Family Aoife Moriarty
  • My weight-loss plan is driving me up the walls Fitness Rachel Flaherty
  • From inner-city flat to 5k: ‘I feel we have a lot more energy’ Parenting Sheila Wayman
  • When will there be an official apology to the Traveller community? Health & Family Rosaleen McDonagh
  • Georgina Campbell awards: ‘Too many disappointments’ in 4- and 5-star hotels Food & Drink Conor Pope
  • Yoga with Adriene Mishler: ‘She changed my life’ Fitness Ellie Violet Bramley
  • ‘The best way to learn a language is to immerse yourself in it’ Abroad Ciara Kenny
  • Tom Daley and Dustin Lance Black: ‘It’s a window into our lives and that’s what changes perceptions’ Health & Family Sylvia Thompson
  • New digital Church of Ireland records will make searching for ancestors easier Abroad Patrick Kelleher
  • Our Test Drive: the Toyota Camry Motors

  • Culture

  • Connemara contrast: mountain and bog, fantasy and reality Art & Design Aidan Dunne
  • Basque music, Eta and Spain: ‘There is a need to forget the terrible trauma’ Music Paddy Woodworth
  • Ireland 1963: a biography of the ‘most sensational of years’ Books Kevin C Kearns
  • How do you turn ‘A Portrait of the Artist’ into a play? Stage Arthur Riordan
  • Cat Power: ‘I was never an alcoholic. I was suffering from extreme depression’ Music Joe Coscarelli
  • The Bailout: One day we’ll look back and laugh. But not yet tv-radio-web Peter Crawley
  • Performance artist Marina Abramovic attacked with a portrait of herself Art & Design Elisabetta Povoledo
  • Michael O’Leary: ‘I asked Matt Cooper not to proceed with any such book’ Books
  • Caitriona Lally wins major literary prize in Trinity (where she works as a cleaner) Books Martin Doyle