Article Archive

June 4th 2019

• • News

  • Kids on climate change: 'Bees are dropping like flies' Environment
  • Last-minute exam survival guide for pupils (and parents) Education Brian Mooney
  • Are iPads in the classroom really a good idea? Education Brian Mooney
  • Encouraged to forget: Tiananmen Square 30 years on Asia-Pacific Peter Goff
  • Councils should be sanctioned if Traveller budgets not spent, report says Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • Over 120,000 students to sit Junior and Leaving Cert exams Education Carl O'Brien , Education Editor
  • Scouting Ireland now has ‘culture of safeguarding’, says board member Social Affairs Jack Power
  • Review into CIT’s use of offshoot firms finds shortcomings Education Jennifer Bray
  • Gardaí suspended on suspicion of misconduct almost triples Crime & Law Conor Gallagher
  • Trump’s Irish visit: ‘I don’t understand what he hopes to accomplish here’ Politics Kayle Crosson
  • Search for ‘Disappeared’ Columba McVeigh to resume in Co Monaghan Crime & Law Amanda Ferguson
  • State reaches ‘milestones’ in securing Church assets to cover abuse redress Religion & Beliefs Jennifer Bray
  • Irish birth and marriage certificates from 1864 to be available online Social Affairs Patsy McGarry
  • Brexit, E3 visas and NI on the agenda for Varadkar-Trump meeting Politics Jennifer Bray , Simon Carswell , Suzanne Lynch
  • Oxfam working hard to regain trust following sex scandal, says director World Jennifer Ryan
  • Government to investigate €25,000 grant given to FAI Politics Brian Hutton
  • Authorities confirm 475 prisoners currently ‘at large’ Crime & Law Brian Hutton
  • Claims of rude testers among gripes by failed-test drivers Irish News Simon Carswell
  • Scouting Ireland to make institutional apology for abuse Social Affairs Jack Power
  • Varadkar met Obama on visit to Trump for St Patrick’s Day Irish News Simon Carswell
  • Grade expectations: meet our exam diarists Education Peter McGuire
  • Dublin City Council ‘affordable homes’ starting at €116,000 Social Affairs Olivia Kelly
  • Affordable house prices offer hope – but only to some Social Affairs Olivia Kelly
  • Bridge Notes: Ireland has been united in bridge since 1955 Irish News Seámus Dowling
  • Election turnout figures ‘work of fiction’, academic claims Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Irish man handed over to UK authorities over fine for tax evasion Crime & Law Ruaidhrí Giblin
  • Christian Brothers barristers’ fees for abuse inquiry reduced Crime & Law Colm Keena
  • Boris Johnson appeals against summons over £350m EU claim – private prosecutor UK
  • Greens hoping to overtake Clune and take fourth Ireland South seat Politics Barry Roche
  • Sudan’s military stokes fears of power grab with early vote Africa Tom Wilson
  • Supreme Court to hear appeal over Graham Dwyer mobile data ruling Supreme Court Mary Carolan
  • Thousands back anti-high heels campaign in Japan Asia-Pacific
  • Trump toasts 'truly remarkable' Queen Elizabeth during UK visit UK
  • Denmark’s centre-left set to win election with anti-immigration shift Europe Jon Henley
  • Supermac’s owner critcises judiciary over compensation cases Crime & Law Vivienne Clarke
  • Five things happening on second day of Donald Trump’s UK visit UK
  • Luas releases CCTV of collisions on streets of Dublin Irish News
  • Security tight in Tiananmen 30 years after students ‘died for nothing’ Asia-Pacific
  • Boris Johnson and Hunt would do ‘very good job’ as next Tory leader - Trump US
  • Two journalists retrieve material unlawfully seized by PSNI Crime & Law
  • Almost 2,000 infected with Ebola in DRC as spread of disease accelerates Africa Jason Burke
  • Kim Jong-un upset with ‘wrong spirit’ at mass games Asia-Pacific Justin McCurry
  • Luas releases CCTV footage showing collisions and near misses Irish News Tim O'Brien
  • Justice Minister calls those involved in north Dublin gun violence ‘losers’ Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • Boy (5) killed in car crash with father was ‘kind and gentle’ Irish News Mark Hilliard
  • Gunman on parole kills four in Darwin shooting Asia-Pacific
  • Italian coalition leaders keep sniping after PM’s ultimatum Europe
  • Donald Trump visit brings full spectrum of protesters to Trafalgar Square UK Ben Quinn
  • Young, brash and reckless: why Biden’s first run for US president failed US
  • Lull in ATM thefts welcomed, but retailers urged to remain vigilant Crime & Law Amanda Ferguson
  • Trump’s climate policy ‘regressive and pernicious’, says Higgins Politics Jack Power
  • Boy B ‘not capable’ of killing Ana Kriégel, father tells court Criminal Court Conor Gallagher
  • ‘Pain and suffering’ award to woman hurt in holiday fall increased Courts
  • Trump motorcade passes 'Trump Baby' blimp in London UK
  • Woman refused dental treatment due to HIV status to receive €10,000 Irish News Gordon Deegan
  • Judge warns of danger to vulnerable woman if she is not made ward of court High Court Mary Carolan
  • Man (23) waives right to anonymity so rapist can be named Criminal Court Sonya McLean
  • Katie Taylor arrives home after fight to displays of devotion Irish News Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Renewable heat sector needs ‘significant increase’ in State support Irish News Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Department told to release details of jet use by Higgins, McAleese Irish News Tim O'Brien
  • Aviva Stadium lit up as a ‘beacon’ to help young LGBTI+ people Irish News Conor Pope
  • China warns citizens over risks of travelling to US Asia-Pacific Yuan Yang
  • Man (24) pleads guilty to beating puppy to death with hammer Crime & Law Paul Higgins
  • Trump administration bans cruises to Cuba in clampdown on US travel World
  • Supreme Court gives significant ruling against fund over land claim Supreme Court Mary Carolan
  • Party of Sarkozy Les Républicains faces fight for survival Europe Lara Marlowe
  • Protesters prepare for Donald Trump’s arrival in Ireland Politics Jack Power
  • Medical Council to revert to keeping record of overseas alerts about doctors High Court Aodhan O'Faolain
  • Merkel faces industry attacks over coalition crisis Europe Derek Scally
  • Air pollution turning Enniscorthy into ‘New Delhi’ of Ireland Environment Sorcha Pollak
  • ‘Alice-in-Wonderland approach’: Judge criticises deportation review process Crime & Law Colm Keena
  • Call for prosecution of EU over migrant deaths in Mediterranean Europe Sally Hayden
  • Girl (12) raped by cousin from age five wants him named Criminal Court Sonya McLean
  • West-looking Ukraine ready for Russia peace talks, says new president Europe Daniel McLaughlin
  • Upbeat Trump gives taste of ugly post-Brexit trade-offs to come UK Denis Staunton
  • Trump promises Britain ‘phenomenal’ trade deal after Brexit UK Denis Staunton
  • Tories impose stricter criteria for party leader role as contest looms UK Denis Staunton
  • Appearance and race top reasons for bullying of schoolchildren Social Affairs Ellen O'Riordan
  • ‘Narrow window’ to reach NI powersharing agreement – Bradley Politics
  • FAI general manager appointment ‘very unwise’, Ross says Politics Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Asylum seekers now eligible for third level grant after three years Education Sorcha Pollak
  • PSNI releases CCTV footage of man believed murdered Crime & Law Colin Gleeson
  • Climate change causing premature deaths in Europe, report warns Environment Colin Gleeson
  • Concern after-school childcare changes will raise costs for parents Politics Harry McGee
  • Judge dismisses claim against Bus Éireann after low-speed incident Circuit Court Gordon Deegan
  • Deputy charged after staying outside during Parkland shooting US

  • Sport

  • Thinking of somewhere different for a golf trip? Try Turkey Golf Ruaidhrí Croke
  • Five alternative sporting events to attend this year Other Sports Ruaidhrí Croke
  • Kevin McStay: Mayo’s progress to Super 8s far from guaranteed Gaelic Games Kevin McStay
  • Regular fans the biggest losers in football’s ticketing shakedown Soccer Ruaidhrí Croke
  • Junior World Championship Pool by Pool guide International John O'Sullivan
  • Shane Ahearne says Waterford display ‘not acceptable’ Gaelic Games Seán Moran
  • No hard feelings for Doherty if Coleman starts against Denmark International Emmet Malone
  • Three debutants included in Ireland side for England opener International John O'Sullivan
  • Opening clash against England a defining test for Ireland International John O'Sullivan
  • Mick McCarthy: New handball rules will punish defenders International Emmet Malone
  • Football’s ticketing issues hurting fans; Kevin McStay on Mayo Sport Ruaidhrí Croke
  • Glenn Whelan learned of Aston Villa exit from two missed calls International Emmet Malone
  • Added Time: Drama in Ulster, back to Copenhagen and celeb mingling in LA Sport
  • Julen Lopetegui appointed by Sevilla after Real Madrid sacking Soccer
  • Graham Rowntree to join Munster as forwards coach Pro14
  • Phil Mickelson confirmed for JP McManus Pro-Am at Adare Manor Golf
  • Katie Taylor: Rematch with Persoon is 'inevitable' Other Sports
  • Real Madrid confirm €65m signing of Luka Jovic Soccer
  • Spanish judge claims Valladolid v Valencia ‘was fixed’ Soccer Sid Lowe
  • ‘Modern-day Liverpool great’ Daniel Sturridge to leave Soccer
  • Celtic investigate leaked document with transfer plans Soccer
  • Power sidelined by back injury after fall at Ballinrobe Racing
  • Anthony Joshua to get a chance to reclaim titles this year Other Sports
  • McCarthy says players won’t be affected by ongoing crisis at FAI International Emmet Malone
  • Federer survives tough test to set up Nadal showdown Other Sports Kevin Mitchell
  • Johanna Konta beats Sloane Stephens to reach semi-final Other Sports
  • Ireland Under-20s beat England for the second time in 2019 Rugby John O'Sullivan

  • Business

  • How do I leave house to my stepdaughter when I’m divorcing her mother? Personal Finance Dominic Coyle
  • Me & My Money: ‘I’ve always been reasonably careful with my money’ Personal Finance Tony Clayton-Lea
  • Investors can learn from Manchester United’s ‘statistical naivety’ Personal Finance Proinsias O'Mahony
  • Can I buy a home in Dublin on an average wage? Personal Finance Fiona Reddan
  • Teamwork founders up for EY World Entrepreneur of the Year award Technology Charlie Taylor
  • Sexist job advert legacy of the 1970s still lingers Media & Marketing Laura Slattery
  • Number seeking last-resort help for car insurance dips to 1,147 Financial Services Brian Hutton
  • Leaders from US and China seek common ground in Kentucky Economy Stephen Starr
  • Glanbia in US lawsuit targeting Optimum Nutrition division Agribusiness & Food Mark Paul
  • Manufacturers feel the Brexit effect on both sides of Irish Sea Manufacturing Mark Paul
  • Brexit weighing heavier on Irish consumers than those in UK, says KBC Health & Pharma Mark Paul
  • Nama on course for €4.6bn surplus, says Investec Economy Joe Brennan
  • EU’s online economy may lose €57bn over new payments rules Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • Apple touts privacy in web sign-on war with Facebook, Google Technology Patrick McGee , Tim Bradshaw
  • Dunne jury deadlocked; Nama profits and DCC sells generics Business Dominic Coyle
  • US moving toward major antitrust investigation of tech giants Technology
  • Aryzta’s third-quarter revenue shows signs of stabilisation Agribusiness & Food Ciara O'Brien
  • Inflation tumble adds to ECB’s growing list of worries Economy
  • Facebook faces ECJ threat of worldwide hunt for offensive posts Technology
  • FDI into Ireland rose by 52% last year - EY Economy Peter Hamilton
  • Malin and Hostelworld drop as fund shuts gates on cash-ins Markets Joe Brennan
  • C&D Foods names Colm Dore as new managing director Agribusiness & Food Peter Hamilton
  • Providence Resources says survey of well in Porcupine Basin deferred Energy & Resources Ciara O'Brien
  • Q&A: What is SCA and what will it mean for ecommerce? Technology Ciara O'Brien
  • Yield Lab Europe announces new €21m ‘agtech’ fund Agribusiness & Food Charlie Taylor
  • Uber under investigation by US tax authorities Transport & Tourism
  • New car sales down 7.6% as focus shifts to new 192 registrations Retail & Services Michael McAleer
  • Trump says US and UK will work out differences on Huawei Technology
  • US jury awards over €18m to Sean Dunne’s bankruptcy trustee Commercial Property Christopher Hoffman
  • La Stampa restaurant and AIB enter settlement talks Retail & Services
  • Renault and Fiat-Chrysler tie-up clears French hurdle Transport & Tourism
  • Ex-Quinn CEO McCaffrey blames lawyers over guarantees Financial Services Joe Brennan
  • Dunnes Stores loses appeal over €36.5m plastic bag levy Retail & Services Mary Carolan
  • Broadband plan a complex project ‘with significant inherent risks’ Economy Peter Hamilton
  • European stocks driven higher by car makers Markets Charlie Taylor
  • ESB borrows €500m in first ever ‘green bond’ Energy & Resources Barry O'Halloran
  • Investors angry at Neil Woodford need to look closer to home Financial Services Fiona Walsh
  • Pig farmers warned virus could wipe out entire Irish stock Agribusiness & Food Colin Gleeson
  • Ryanair claims it is greenest airline in Europe on emissions Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran

  • Opinion

  • On a roll Letters
  • Good Week, Bad Week Letters
  • Thinking Anew Letters
  • Trump’s visit Letters
  • The EU and Irish exceptionalism Letters
  • The right to an opinion Letters
  • ‘A Bloody Dawn’ – An Irishwoman’s Diary on the Irish at D-Day Opinion Lara Marlowe
  • ‘Brexit: enduring fantasies’ Letters
  • Advocacy and people with disabilities Letters
  • In praise of the mini-marathon Letters
  • Red lights and green lights Letters
  • The Irish Times view on insurance reform: urgent need for an overhaul Editorial
  • The Irish Times view on carbon tax: an equitable transition Editorial
  • A quieter but weakened Dáil? Letters
  • Why men are killing men over drugs Opinion Orla Muldoon
  • Fintan O’Toole: Irish blood, English heart – and white skin? Opinion Fintan O'Toole
  • Scapegoating a minority on whatever grounds is antithetical to Christian faith Opinion Dean Maria Jansson
  • 1989 will be remembered for Beijing and not Berlin Opinion Gideon Rachman
  • Pillar of Society – Frank McNally on giving the Wellington Monument a much-needed lift Opinion Frank McNally

  • Life & Style

  • What’s really in your jar of hazelnut chocolate spread? Food & Drink Rose Costello
  • Are the British really as xenophobic as they’ve been made out to be since Brexit? Abroad Peter Flanagan
  • How can we make our 20-year-old house more saleable? Homes & Property
  • All not what it seems at converted laundry in Kilmainham for €545k New to Market Elizabeth Birdthistle
  • Tanya Sweeney: Leaving hospital and the terror of bringing home baby Parenting Tanya Sweeney
  • The five ‘hidden’ reasons that stopped me losing weight Fitness Rachel Flaherty
  • Save our soles: Emergency products for neglected feet Beauty Laura Kennedy
  • Why I tell people that becoming disabled radicalised me Health & Family Ferdia MacAonghusa
  • Revamped Corsa a crucial step in Opel’s new era Motors Michael McAleer
  • ‘I will never forget two handsome young blond haemophiliac brothers dying from Aids’ Health & Family Breda Gahan
  • Anger over long queues at Dublin Airport passport control Travel Conor Pope
  • Dressed to distress: Fashion statements of the Trumps on tour Fashion Jess Cartner-Morley
  • Pro Choice style: Gucci wades into debate on United States abortion bans Fashion Scarlett Conlon
  • Our Test Drive: the Honda NSX Car Reviews

  • Culture

  • Why remake your own film? ‘One answer: Julianne Moore’ Film Donald Clarke
  • Outrages: Sex, Censorship and the Criminalisation of Love – blazes with passion Books Margaret Ward
  • Staring Forms review: An elegant consideration of the spaces around us Art & Design Aidan Dunne
  • Jay-Z named world’s first billionaire rapper by Forbes magazine Music
  • Love Island: We devour it. We despise it. That’s the point tv-radio-web Peter Crawley
  • Gloria Bell - official trailer Film Trailers
  • ‘Every single page of Social Housing Policy in Ireland: New Directions is packed with ideas’ Books Eoin Ó Broin