Article Archive

October 22nd 2019

• • News

  • Extinction Rebellion: 'Forget about Brexit fix the climate' Environment
  • How to boost pupils’ learning? Stop relying on hunches and use research instead Education Michelle McBride
  • Is it difficult to secure a college place in Ireland from abroad? Education Brian Mooney
  • The Secret Teacher: The public stands by our nurses. But why not teachers? Education The Secret Teacher
  • Revised plans for Dublin Bus routes to be published Environment Olivia Kelly
  • Save the planet, save on the farm: Irish farmers learn smart farming Environment Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Priest did not name ‘paymaster’ in Lunney attack to Garda Irish News Simon Carswell
  • Plans for nine-storey social housing scheme ‘greedy’ Social Affairs Olivia Kelly
  • Johnson’s bill could stumble as soon as it clears first hurdle UK Denis Staunton
  • Decriminalisation of abortion in North leads to confusion Politics Gerry Moriarty , Freya McClements
  • Irish healthcare shifting from public to private, study shows Health Paul Cullen
  • Developer offers 471 apartments for social housing in Dublin Social Affairs Olivia Kelly
  • Johnson faces another vote on his Brexit deal on Tuesday UK Denis Staunton
  • Retired teachers returning to work to ease recruitment crisis Education Sorcha Pollak
  • Investigations into death of mother who tried to take her life in jail Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • Protests erupt in Bolivia as Morales claims election win World Tom Hennigan
  • (Another) big day in Brexit as Johnson brings withdrawal Bill to parliament Politics Pat Leahy
  • Trudeau retains power in Canada but loses majority World
  • TDs across parties admit voting for colleagues not in seats Politics Jennifer Bray , Harry McGee
  • Three remanded over burglary at home of elderly couple in Cork Irish News Barry Roche
  • ‘Humiliation, disrespect, deceit’: Taoiseach apologises for CervicalCheck controversy Health Marie O'Halloran , Brian Hutton
  • Voting controversy could result in 30-day suspensions for TDs Politics Jennifer Bray , Fiach Kelly , Harry McGee
  • NTA rows back on cuts to direct Dublin city bus routes Irish News Olivia Kelly
  • Man undergoes Ireland’s first liver and double-lung transplant Health Paul Cullen
  • Two men arrested in Co Clare over seizure of drugs and firearm Crime & Law
  • 'Canadians rejected negativity' says Trudeau in victory speech World
  • Explainer: What do latest Brexit votes mean for Ireland? Politics Cliff Taylor
  • Chef who asked colleague for kiss after All-Ireland win awarded €17,500 Crime & Law Darragh Mc Donagh
  • Japan’s Naruhito formally ascends Chrysanthemum throne World
  • Shane Ross mistakenly voted for absent colleague but corrected record Politics Harry McGee
  • ‘Large cache’ of Troubles files ‘kept hidden’ from legacy inquiries Irish News
  • Mick Wallace’s Dublin house must be sold over debt, court told Circuit Court Colm Keena
  • Why do you give your children treats? New research reveals the reasons Consumer Brian Hutton
  • Criminal Assets Bureau seizes cash, vehicles from Waterford suspect Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • Karin Dubsky among Green Party candidates for by-elections Politics Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Ex-soldier drops appeal against €150,000 damages award over assault of partner Courts Ruaidhrí Giblin
  • Mother who smothered daughter suffering ‘depressive disorder’, court told Criminal Court Alison O’Riordan
  • Tusk to recommend EU accepts UK’s Brexit delay request UK
  • Boy whose legs were scalded on Aer Lingus flight awarded €11,000 Circuit Court Simone Smith
  • Tourists robbed at gunpoint near Guinness Storehouse Irish News
  • Solicitor who admits fraud with client monies is struck off High Court
  • Construction work can take two years to begin despite ‘fast-track’ system Politics Mark Hilliard
  • Brexit clarity will help restore Stormont, says Michelle O’Neill Politics Fiach Kelly
  • Dáil voting rules to be tightened as ‘votegate’ controversy deepens Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Two babies injured after hijacked ambulance hits family in Oslo Europe
  • Judge dismisses injuries claim by taxi driver over braking incident Circuit Court Ray Managh
  • Extinction Rebellion: 'we need to be smarter as a movement in our tactics' Environment Jack Power
  • CervicalCheck: Taoiseach apologises for ‘humiliation, disrespect, deceit’ Irish News
  • Former scout leader pleads guilty to indecent assault of three boys Circuit Court Isabel Hayes
  • Resignation of senior official from children’s hospital a ‘personal decision’ Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Woman with cervical cancer sues after smear test indicated no abnormality High Court
  • Trudeau’s victory raises questions over the future of Canada’s right World Martin Patriquin
  • Tourists robbed at gunpoint near Guinness Storehouse Crime & Law Conor Lally , Brian Hutton
  • Man loses appeal against conviction for ‘horrendous’ aggravated burglary Courts Ruaidhrí Giblin
  • Taoiseach intends to call four byelections for November 29th Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Lebanon protests: Laughing, dancing and a deadly seriousness Middle East Michael Jansen
  • TDs have long had concerns over electronic voting in the Dáil Politics Harry McGee
  • New pedestrian group calls for cyclists to wear identity badges while in motion Irish News Conor Pope
  • Woman suffered excessive tiredness after vaccination, court hears High Court
  • Northern Irish GPs face ‘legal uncertainty’ as abortion decriminalised Irish News Freya McClements , Gerry Moriarty
  • Q&A: How the Dublin Bus changes will affect you and your commute Consumer Olivia Kelly
  • Passenger reluctance to get on board redesign forces NTA deviation Consumer Olivia Kelly
  • Gardaí investigate theft of Dublin Marathon merchandise Crime & Law Carl O'Brien
  • Allegations of human rights violations to be investigated – Chilean military World
  • Psychiatrist hit by car on airport road, inquest told Irish News Barry Roche
  • A sudden and brutal fall: Thai king’s consort stripped of her titles Asia-Pacific Kay Johnson , , Panu Wongcha-um
  • Group opposing Hellfire Club development resolves action against Sipo High Court Aodhan O’Faolain
  • World is off course in bid to achieve zero hunger by 2030, warns agriculture expert Africa Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Dublin’s CCTV network a ‘de facto surveillance operation’, court told Circuit Court
  • Number of politicians attending CervicalCheck apology ‘disappointing’ Health Shauna Bowers
  • Unionists scornful of Johnson as he fails to give deal details for NI UK Denis Staunton
  • Erdogan strikes deal with Putin on Syrian operation Middle East Isabel Gorst
  • Woman (74) on trolley ‘assaulted by drunk’ in hospital Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Nearly 400 sign up to Ballinamore protests over asylum housing plans Irish News Marese McDonagh
  • Boil water notice for Dublin, Kildare and Meath to affect 600,000 people Irish News Glen Murphy , Carl O'Brien
  • Travellers must have ‘control and direction’ over health strategies, committee told Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • Dáil voting row sparks uptick in FF-FG tensions Politics Harry McGee
  • Trump policy on Ukraine ‘confusing and unusual’ US Suzanne Lynch
  • Miriam Lord: Dáil priorities skewed as War of Buttons diminishes State apology Politics Miriam Lord
  • Christian leaders criticise Northern Ireland abortion law change Irish News Gerry Moriarty
  • Industrial action by school secretaries suspended to facilitate new talks Irish News Martin Wall
  • Denis Staunton: Timetable failure should not obscure Johnson victory on Brexit deal UK Denis Staunton

  • Sport

  • Overwhelming Ballydoyle team could have just a single Futurity opponent Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Financier called a 'donkey' in Mayo GAA county board email Gaelic Football Seán Moran
  • Katie Taylor world title fight: How to get there, tickets and more Sport Philip Reid
  • Sam Cane and company have England in their sights International Gerry Thornley
  • Gerry Thornley: Long-term planning won't be a luxury for Andy Farrell International Gerry Thornley
  • Sports photographers see big picture in magic memories Other Sports Philip Reid
  • Leo Cullen to be patient with returning Ireland contingent Pro14 John O'Sullivan
  • Jamie Carragher apologises to Patrice Evra over Suarez racism row English Soccer
  • All Blacks out to avenge Black Caps’ Lord’s defeat against England International Gerry Thornley
  • Provinces key to Farrell’s Ireland succession, Sheffield United stun Arsenal Sport Patrick Madden
  • Eddie Jones calm ahead of an All Blacks Test to define his tenure International Gerry Thornley
  • Referee Peyper snubbed for World Cup semis over Wales photo row International
  • Bongi Mbonambi: skin colour doesn’t matter in Rassie Erasmus’s Springboks International Paul Rees
  • Steve Hansen taking in all in his stride ahead of England showdown International Gerry Thornley
  • Power unaware of any Waterford takeover bid from John Delaney National League Emmet Malone
  • Manchester United fan banned for alleged racist abuse during Liverpool game English Soccer Jamie Jackson
  • NBA 2019-2020: Six things to look out for as the new season gets underway Other Sports David Gorman
  • Moore partners Magic Wand for O’Brien’s assault on $5m Cox Plate Racing Brian O'Connor
  • Donagh Maher calls time on Tipperary career after six years Hurling Ian O'Riordan
  • England defence coach John Mitchell sees no benefit in spying International Gerry Thornley
  • Joe Schmidt: ‘It hasn’t been a job; it has been a way of life’ International John O'Sullivan
  • Liverpool can’t rely on luck in group stages, warns Klopp Champions League Andy Hunter
  • Super sub James Doona keeps St Patrick’s Athletic’s European hopes alive National League
  • Cuala’s Seán Moran expecting team-mate Con O’Callaghan back for championship Gaelic Games Ian O'Riordan
  • Sterling and Agüero tear Atalanta apart in five-star show Champions League Richard Jolly
  • Son Heung-min terrorises woeful Red Star as Spurs lift their spirits Champions League David Hytner
  • Championship round-up: West Brom fight back to keep two-point lead at the top English Soccer

  • Business

  • Should investors be worried by controlled companies? Personal Finance Proinsias O'Mahony
  • Stocktake: Brexit continues to make fund managers wary of UK stocks Personal Finance Proinsias O'Mahony
  • Make a will for peace of mind on daughter’s inheritance Personal Finance Dominic Coyle
  • Energy-proofing your home: is it worth the money? Personal Finance Brian Hutton
  • Former Elan executive Given joins Philip Lee’s corporate deals team Retail & Services Joe Brennan
  • Must voters accept lies on Facebook? Oh honey, no they don’t Media & Marketing Laura Slattery
  • Iconic Newspapers in talks to acquire Munster Express Media & Marketing Mark Paul
  • Boston Scientific’s Irish unit makes dividend payment of €1bn Health & Pharma Gordon Deegan
  • Bord Gáis theatre records strong growth in turnover and profits Media & Marketing Ciarán Hancock
  • Smyths Toys now the most successful Irish retailer abroad Retail & Services
  • Study finds investors will give up gains for sustainable options Personal Finance
  • €900m action against PwC expected to take place in 2020 Financial Services Joe Brennan
  • An Post gender pay gap is 3.7% in favour of men, company says Companies Mark Paul
  • State blows this way and that on tackling climate change Energy & Resources
  • Ryanair hires company in Jordan to carry out aircraft maintenance Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran
  • Tullow Oil appoints Martin Greenslade to board Energy & Resources Ciara O'Brien
  • Swiss bank UBS posts 16% drop in quarterly net profit Financial Services
  • Fusion Antibodies sees revenue continue to grow Health & Pharma Ciara O'Brien
  • Quinn Insurance and PwC’s audit, An Post’s gender pay gap, and theatre profits Business Ciarán Hancock
  • Investment firm Prosus tables £4.9bn bid for Just Eat Agribusiness & Food
  • Lagging home sales likely to halt upswing in supply, Goodbody says Economy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Dublin Airport hosts record three million passengers in September Transport & Tourism Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Novartis raises earnings forecast as new gene therapy gets off to strong start Health & Pharma
  • KPMG in UK eyes £100m cost cuts with ‘Project Zebra’ plan Financial Services Tabby Kinder
  • Investment in Irish commercial property surpasses €2.4bn Commercial Property Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Will the ECB’s quantitative easing ever end? Economy Tommy Stubbington
  • Ireland ranks eighth as most entrepreneurial nation in world Economy Ciara O'Brien
  • Molex to close Irish subsidiary in Shannon with loss of 500 jobs Technology Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • SoftBank takes over WeWork as co-founder Adam Neumann steps down Business
  • Central Bank warns of early scalp for conduct breaches Financial Services Joe Brennan
  • New €18m hangar at Shannon can contain world’s biggest aircraft Transport & Tourism Barry O'Halloran
  • Bamford closes deal to acquire Wrightbus out of administration Manufacturing Francess McDonnell
  • Coillte appoints Imelda Hurley as chief executive Agribusiness & Food Ciara O'Brien
  • Alzheimer’s drug hopes see Biogen shares surge 27% Health & Pharma
  • Pretax profits at Genzyme fall 65% Health & Pharma Gordon Deegan
  • Irish shares drop as Brexit uncertainty rattles banks Markets Joe Brennan
  • Owners of former Screen Cinema promise not to use it as a cinema Commercial Property
  • Biogas sector seeks State subsidy in excess of €116m Energy & Resources Barry O'Halloran
  • Zuckerberg admits Facebook in poor position to promote libra Technology Kiran Stacey , Hannah Murphy
  • Dublin Port canvasses views on growing cruise business Business Simon Carswell

  • Opinion

  • Adding fuel to the debate on public transport Letters
  • Where now for the DUP? Letters
  • Wealthy students and high-points courses Letters
  • Brexit and the letter of the law Letters
  • Russia stands for a peaceful world order Letters
  • Hillary Clinton and Tulsi Gabbard Letters
  • Cork Airport and passenger numbers Letters
  • Hate speech and hate crime Letters
  • Voting irregularities in Dáil Éireann Letters
  • Bishop Cullinan, yoga and Zen Letters
  • Europe should not be afraid to call Erdogan’s bluff on Syria Opinion Charlotte McDonald-Gibson
  • Practising yoga does not make you less Catholic Opinion Cauvery Madhavan
  • Martyn Turner Opinion
  • Fintan O’Toole: Johnson’s treachery will be turned on Ireland if and when it suits him Opinion Fintan O'Toole
  • The Irish Times view on the class gap at third level: making progress, must do better Editorial
  • Johnson’s deal may yet fall foul of the European court Opinion Ronan McCrea
  • Political Footpath – Frank McNally wonders why pedestrians and cyclists can’t just get along (on the same pavement if necessary) Opinion Frank McNally
  • The Irish Times view on social change in Northern Ireland: a landmark day in Belfast Editorial

  • Life & Style

  • How can our estate gain control of the land on which our access and services are located? Homes & Property
  • Grotto cottage in Booterstown with added luxury for €650,000 New to Market Bernice Harrison
  • What’s really in a packet of processed cheese slices? Food & Drink Rose Costello
  • Bowled over by the many virtues of cricket Fitness Mary McCarthy
  • ‘We got the words, I’m sorry, there’s no heartbeat. I just started screaming hysterically’ Health & Family Jen Hogan
  • ‘Grief doesn’t have a clock. Grief only stops when you die’ Parenting Jen Hogan
  • We need to talk about grief at work Health & Family June Shannon
  • Irishman living in Chile: ‘I look out my window and see soldiers clutching rifles’ Abroad Nicholas O'Connor in Santiago
  • Acne SOS: What are the best products to use for teenage skin breakouts? Beauty Laura Kennedy
  • Is this tiny Ranelagh apartment a bargain at €205k? Homes & Property Orna Mulcahy

  • Culture

  • Simulacra: Carving out unique passageways into the past Visual Art Aidan Dunne
  • Lenny Henry: ‘When a grown-up beats you, all you think is, when is this going to stop?’ Books Lanre Bakare
  • E Nesbit: JK Rowling identifies with her more than any other writer Books Eleanor Fitzsimons
  • Bill Bryson’s The Body: Mind-opening study into what we’re made of Books Rick O'Shea
  • ‘All crime writers are asking is for a little respect’ Books Bert Wright
  • Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker – final trailer released Film
  • The Crown season three trailer shows a country and a queen in turmoil tv-radio-web
  • Dracula may not be a true Northsider, but his character was certainly conceived there Books Hugo McGuinness