Article Archive

October 14th 2019

• • News

  • Anti-government protesters in Albania hurl petrol bombs at PM's office World
  • Which garlic presses crushed our hopes and not our cloves? Consumer Conor Pope
  • Trucker is driven spare by frustrated licence renewal attempt Consumer Conor Pope
  • Murdered homeless man’s injuries consistent with severe beating Crime & Law Barry Roche , Olivia Kelleher
  • The growing trend of shrinkflation means you could be paying more for less Consumer Conor Pope
  • Belfast pogroms: ‘The street was a mass of brain matter and blood’ Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Fee-paying school conducted inquiry into sexual assault allegation Education Jack Power
  • Inquiry into acquisition of government offices site in Wexford Irish News Marie O'Halloran
  • Botox complaints include infections, blurred vision and haematoma Health Paul Cullen
  • Bill banning sale of e-cigarettes to under-18s goes to Cabinet Health Marie O'Halloran
  • New film calls for ‘major initiative’ to support victims of Troubles Politics Gerry Moriarty
  • Belfast's 1922 massacre of McMahons caused furore abroad Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Getting IVF abroad: ‘Our daughter is stateless, she doesn’t exist’ Social Affairs Sorcha Pollak
  • Hopes fade that Brexit deal can be put to EU leaders this week Politics Patrick Smyth
  • Selling Brexit solution will be as tricky as figuring it out Irish News Simon Carswell
  • Prisons struggling to cope with 20% jump in female inmates Crime & Law Conor Gallagher
  • Tusla warns Zappone about stay-in-school scheme for children at risk Irish News Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Lisa Smith may have fled Syrian camp following Turkish assault Crime & Law Colm Keena
  • Garda vetting decision prompts organisations to seek legal advice Social Affairs Jennifer Bray
  • Officials warn of ‘moral hazard’ in covering rent arrears Politics Jack Power
  • Varadkar resists pressure for early election if Brexit deal agreed Politics Harry McGee , Jennifer Bray
  • Brexit: President of Cyprus voices hope for united Ireland Politics Michael Jansen
  • Brexit: Hopes of deal by deadline fade as DUP opposition hardens Irish News Patrick Smyth , Gerry Moriarty , Simon Carswell
  • European alliance for academics at risk to be based out of Maynooth University Education Carl O'Brien
  • Harris announces €2m funding for autism awareness plan Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Belfast pogroms: ‘The street was a mass of brain matter and blood’ Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Google’s rooftop sports pitch approved despite local opposition Irish News Sean McCarthaigh
  • Heavy flooding closes motorway in Cork and Tipperary Irish News Jack Power , Colin Gleeson
  • Rescue continues after deadly typhoon floods towns in Japan Environment
  • Typhoon Hagibis: Rescuers wade in muddy waters to find survivors Asia-Pacific
  • Protests as Catalan leaders get lengthy jail terms over independence bid Europe
  • Brexit: Coveney says deal possible this week as EU seeks UK concessions Politics
  • Turkish forces press ahead despite Kurdish-Syria deal Middle East Laura Pitel , Chloe Cornish , Henry Foy
  • Drone footage shows Turkish air strike hitting YPG targets Middle East
  • Homeless man murdered in Cork was ‘talented chef’ who served Elton John Irish News Olivia Kelleher
  • Two GAA players remain in hospital after Enniskerry lorry fall Irish News Jack Power
  • Beef taskforce meeting is adjourned as farmers protest Irish News Shauna Bowers
  • Brexit: Mapping how we got to the latest proposal UK Simon Carswell
  • Teenage girl wins appeal over refusal of Irish citizenship High Court Mary Carolan
  • NI-born people are considered British until they renounce citizenship, court rules Irish News
  • Paedophile Richard Huckle fatally stabbed in British prison UK
  • €80m event centre in Cork city gets planning approval Irish News Barry Roche
  • Catalan independence: what’s the story and what happens next? Europe Sam Jones
  • Children admitted to adult mental health units despite lack of facilities – report Health Paul Cullen
  • Separatist paraglider flies Catalan flag over jailed leaders' prison Europe
  • Coveney 'We need to be cautious, this is not an easy job' Politics
  • Luas Green line trams to extend to 55m over next 14 months Irish News Tim O'Brien
  • Disclosures Tribunal hears Garda’s claims he was discredited Crime & Law Colm Keena
  • Businessman Jim Mansfield Jnr to apply for legal aid Courts Olga Cronin
  • Hungary’s opposition takes Budapest in blow to Orban’s power Europe Daniel McLaughlin
  • Flight attendant sues estate of deceased Cranberries star Dolores O'Riordan Crime & Law Mary Carolan
  • Clondalkin residents protest construction of nursing home on nuns’ land Irish News Shauna Bowers
  • Judge hopes children's hospital building works legal row can be resolved High Court
  • Trump former Russia adviser to testify in impeachment inquiry US
  • Gardaí investigating sex assault allegations against sports star seize vehicle Crime & Law Conor Gallagher
  • Man jailed for three years after puncturing neighbour’s lung Circuit Court Sonya McLean
  • HSE warns 8,000 women who had breast implants about risk of rare cancer Health Paul Cullen
  • Clampers told not to engage in ‘predatory’ behaviour towards motorists Irish News Mark Hilliard
  • Boy settles case against Giraffe creche mentioned in RTÉ documentary High Court
  • Former prostitute brings defamation case against another ex sex worker Circuit Court Ray Managh , Simone Smith
  • Bullock Harbour group challenges permission for development High Court Aodhan O'Faolain
  • Location of Lisa Smith and child unknown as fighting continues in Syria Irish News Conor Gallagher
  • Solicitor to be struck off over professional misconduct High Court Mary Carolan
  • Teen in €60,000 injury claim pictured doing ‘somersaults’ weeks after crash Circuit Court Ray Managh
  • Father of five was sent child pornography videos in WhatsApp group, court told Circuit Court Sonya McLean
  • Mixed reaction to court ruling on British citizenship Crime & Law Amanda Ferguson
  • Firm ordered to pay €30,000 to catering assistant whose bottom was pinched Irish News Gordon Deegan
  • No female students insulted on students’ WhatsApp group, says Law Society Crime & Law Conor Gallagher
  • Violent imagery of ‘bodies smashed’ used in Beijing warning to Hong Kong Asia-Pacific Peter Goff
  • Mozambique election observer’s murder casts ‘shadow’ on poll Africa Bill Corcoran
  • Fishermen warn of ‘mayhem’ on seas in event of no-deal Brexit Irish News Marese McDonagh
  • Polish opposition vows to stand up to government reforms Europe Derek Scally
  • Johnson repeats promise to ‘get Brexit done’ as hopes for timely deal fade UK Denis Staunton
  • Varadkar’s poll bounce of 15 points restores popular appeal Politics Pat Leahy
  • Sunday Business Post in talks to purchase Irish Tatler publisher Irish News Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Irish Times poll: Varadkar’s approval rating rises above 50% Politics Pat Leahy
  • Number of same-sex marriages dips after post-referendum rush Irish News Jack Power
  • Former US adviser in Russia testifies before House committees US
  • Man arrested over alleged abuse of patients in Antrim hospital Crime & Law
  • Taoiseach’s head of policy rules out general election before May 2020 Irish News Fiach Kelly
  • Cyprus president pledges to protect Irish Border, single market and peace process Irish News Michael Jansen
  • Coroner flags Savita guidelines ahead of McEvoy inquest Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • EU ministers demand Turkish withdrawal from Syria Europe Patrick Smyth
  • Mexico: Fourteen police officers killed in ambush World
  • Fears over crime and press freedom cloud Albania’s hopes for EU accession talks Europe Daniel McLaughlin
  • Praise and condemnation as Catalan separatists given lengthy jail terms Europe Guy Hedgecoe
  • Johnson adamant Brexit will occur on October 31st UK Denis Staunton
  • Catalonia verdicts mean no end in sight to stand-off with Madrid Europe Guy Hedgecoe
  • Investigation under way into loyalist band parade in Belfast City Hall Irish News Amanda Ferguson
  • 'Cash for ash' row: Stormont opposition walk out on Arlene Foster Irish News
  • Number of marriages in State fell by about 1,000 last year Irish News Jack Power
  • James Joyce: Return writer’s remains to Ireland, say Dublin councillors Irish News Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Protesters take to Catalan streets and flights cancelled Europe Guy Hedgecoe

  • Sport

  • Lough Sheelin yields treasures in fly-fishing double-header Other Sports Derek Evans
  • Tame display in Tbilisi leaves Ireland needing to take down a big beast International Emmet Malone
  • Rugby World Cup: Larmour runs free as Ireland find their the groove against Samoa International Gerry Thornley
  • Rugby World Cup: Sympathy all round for Bundee Aki as he prepares to learn his fate International Gerry Thornley
  • Owen Doyle: Officials must be clearer on forward passes International Owen Doyle
  • Exhilarating Japan arrive on the big stage in the land of the rising water International Keith Duggan
  • McCarthy suggests Connolly might be set to start in Geneva International Emmet Malone
  • Ken Early: Mick McCarthy’s attitude towards Aaron Connolly needs to change International Ken Early
  • The Ireland rugby team are Irish sport's real Stepford Wives International Brian O'Connor
  • Swiss must improve mental strength against Ireland, says Petkovic International John Fallon
  • Ireland to meet the All Blacks, thrilling Japan put Scotland to the sword International Patrick Madden
  • Johnny Sexton: being clinical is key if Ireland are to beat All Blacks International Gerry Thornley
  • Liam Toland: Ireland smile returns but it needs to be wider against the All Blacks International Liam Toland
  • Steve Hansen on Joe Schmidt: ‘I might be able to set him up’ International Gavin Cummiskey
  • The All Blacks now stand between Ireland and semi-final history International Gerry Thornley
  • The Offload: unprecedented IRFU statement ends a messy week International Gavin Cummiskey
  • Euro 2020 qualifier - Switzerland v Ireland: Kick-off time, TV channels and more International Patrick Madden
  • Added Time: time to see if Ireland are moving on or moving out Sport
  • Alisson to make Liverpool comeback against United English Soccer Andy Hunter
  • Illinois and Nebraska to meet in Dublin in 2021 Sport
  • Bundee Aki’s World Cup over after he receives three-week ban International
  • Mullins hopeful Down Royal won’t be impacted by Brexit Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Make A Challenge supplemented for Ascot Champions Sprint Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Ireland under-21s must avoid slip up in Iceland International John Fallon
  • Mick McCarthy happy to take a point in Switzerland International Emmet Malone
  • Northern Ireland bounce back against Czechs International
  • England’s win over Bulgaria overshadowed by racist abuse International David Hytner

  • Business

  • Brexit uncertainty triggers first construction fall-off in six years Construction Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Irish tax windfall paying for unsustainable spending - watchdog Economy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • IDA chief appointed adjunct professor at Smurfit business school Economy Joe Brennan
  • Wealthy Hong Kong investors applying for Irish visas Economy Peter Goff
  • Half of Irish SMEs cancel investment plans over Brexit Economy
  • Fáilte Ireland tender sparks turf war with Tourism Ireland Transport & Tourism Mark Paul
  • Fiscal watchdog warns over spending, tourism turf war and Ireland’s golden visas Economy Michael McAleer
  • SoftBank in talks to take control of WeWork amid cash crunch Work Eric Platt , James Fontanella-Khan
  • Booking.com owner becomes latest to drop Facebook’s Libra Financial Services
  • Business sentiment in North drops to record low on Brexit Economy Francess McDonnell
  • Superdry founder becomes permanent chief executive Retail & Services
  • Lego looks at piecing together a rental service Manufacturing Peggy Hollinger , Richard Milne
  • Three share Nobel Prize in economics for work to alleviate poverty Economy
  • Humphreys leads trade mission to Japan amid World Cup hype Economy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • The key questions about Boris Johnson’s Brexit customs plan Economy Cliff Taylor
  • Setanta redevelopment will hurt Kilkenny store, court told Retail & Services Tim Healy
  • How to master the awkward but essential art of office small talk Work Lindsay Mannering
  • US warns tariffs may rise in December without final China trade deal Economy
  • Novosco Group bought for £70m by German-listed Cancom Technology Francess McDonnell
  • Green Reit deal on track despite €65m tax bill shock Commercial Property Joe Brennan
  • Tony Spollen, key figure in bogus accounts inquiry, dies Financial Services
  • CervicalCheck laboratory MedLab sees profits fall but revenue rise Health & Pharma Gordon Deegan
  • Brexit uncertainty causes markets to falter Markets Ciara O'Brien
  • RTÉ’s commercial arm increases pretax profits to €8.89m Media & Marketing Gordon Deegan
  • Trailfinders suing ex-employees over steps taken before resigning Transport & Tourism
  • Goldman and Morgan Stanley expected to suffer IPO earnings hit Financial Services Laura Noonan
  • Ivor Callely and wife being sued over €2.9m allegedly due in loans Financial Services
  • Gannon Homes revenues more than doubled last year Construction Gordon Deegan

  • Opinion

  • Boston v Dublin: An Irishman’s Diary on the liveability stakes Opinion Steve Coronella
  • The Irish Times view on culture funding: the place of the artist Editorial
  • Men and clerical garb Letters
  • Bram Stoker and the politics of Dracula Letters
  • Climate protests Letters
  • Budget and people with disabilities Letters
  • VAT on health supplements Letters
  • UN treaty, corporations and human rights Letters
  • The exhumation of Franco Letters
  • Old sayings and colloquialisms Letters
  • Cycling, greenways and safety Letters
  • Bus lanes and motorists Letters
  • Brexit is less people’s revolution and more mid-life crisis Opinion Peter Flanagan
  • Too many ghosts haunt our mental health service Opinion John Farrelly
  • The Irish Times view on extortion in Dublin: hidden in plain sight Editorial
  • Una Mullally: Elizabeth Warren’s patronising joke is a gift to Republicans Opinion Una Mullally
  • Jailing Catalan separatists a historic error Opinion Alfred Bosch
  • Trump is right to take troops out of Syria. Now they must leave Iraq and Afghanistan Opinion
  • The Irish Times view on the Syrian crisis: Trump’s historic mistake Editorial
  • The Irish Times view on Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll: Brexit and budget factors Editorial

  • Life & Style

  • Hail Havana: The Dublin boutique still going strong after 25 stylish years Fashion Deirdre McQuillan
  • What sold for €730k in Harold’s Cross, Clontarf, Ranelagh, Naas Homes & Property
  • Let the sun power your home by installing your own PV panels People Manchán Magan
  • Does a teaspoon keep the fizz in a bottle of bubbly? Food & Drink Aoife McElwain
  • The countdown to the marathon is on. What should I do now? Fitness Mary Jennings
  • Duck and plum is a classic combination – and easy to cook Food & Drink JP McMahon
  • Goodbye stethoscope: A tech breakthrough in how doctors diagnose Health & Family Dr Muiris Houston
  • Flu season is upon us: Here’s everything you need to know Health & Family Áilín Quinlan
  • I appear to have acquired a new dog and I’m not even sure I like her Parenting Jen Hogan
  • ‘If you are going to buy a ring, turn it upside down and look at the inside’ Fashion Deirdre McQuillan
  • ‘I was fascinated by Ireland. I thought I could find inspiration here’ People Una Mullally
  • ‘Vulnerable’ returning emigrants: ‘I try not to let my children see me cry’ Abroad Rachel Flaherty

  • Culture

  • Séanadh eile tuarasc%C3%A1il Alan Titley
  • An scríbhneoir Gaelach: coincheap an dóchais? tuarasc%C3%A1il Liam Mac Amhlaigh
  • ‘People are emotionally strong but they still need to share their feelings with someone’ Music Tony Clayton-Lea
  • Patrick McCabe’s The Big Yaroo: The Butcher Boy grows up, a bit Books Catherine Toal
  • Elton John: ‘George Michael was too stubborn to get sober’ Music
  • Fortnite blackout: Map is sucked into a black hole tv-radio-web
  • El Camino review: A zippy and scenic ride, but we already had the map tv-radio-web James Poniewozik
  • Collection of Lovers review: Can’t a woman can’t take a bath with a stranger any more without them getting the wrong idea? Stage Peter Crawley
  • The Haircut! review: King Labhraidh Loingseach gets a makeover Stage Sara Keating
  • Sopro review: Memoir of an invisible woman Stage Peter Crawley
  • Griselda review: Pantomime vibe intrudes on some triumphant moments Music Michael Dungan
  • The Irishman: Scorsese says no one else in Hollywood would back movie Film Andrew Pulver
  • ‘As a person of colour, I’m political whether I want to be or not’ Film Tara Brady
  • Dublin Murders: True Detective set in Celtic Tiger Ireland tv-radio-web Peter Crawley
  • Booker Prize 2019: Margaret Atwood and Bernardine Evaristo are joint winners Books John Self