Article Archive

November 15th 2019

• • News

  • Man who lived in house where ‘Dublin Jimmy’ died ran Cavan business Crime & Law Colm Keena
  • Gardaí close to arresting one of the main suspects in Kevin Lunney case Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • Sinn Féin ardfheis affords chance for faithful to regroup Politics Pat Leahy
  • Woman says her three-day hospital stay for injections is a ‘horrendous’ waste Health Paul Cullen
  • Overturning of citizenship ruling hailed as ‘very important’ Crime & Law Seán McCárthaigh , Mary Carolan
  • Disillusioned former Labour MPs train their fire on Jeremy Corbyn UK Denis Staunton
  • Vice grip: Michelle O’Neill backed to overcome unusual challenge Politics Freya McClements
  • World Bank warns of ‘caveats’ on remittances data amid Noel Grealish controversy Irish News Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Sex exploitation of children on rise in North as more seek counselling Irish News Freya McClements
  • Ex-prisoners warned against rushing to sue State over ‘slopping out’ Crime & Law Brian Hutton
  • Rape victim anonymity comes under spotlight after court ruling Crime & Law Declan Brennan
  • Australia fires: New blazes feared as temperatures rise Asia-Pacific
  • Top Putin aide named by MH17 airliner investigators Europe
  • Rudy Giuliani: Trump will stay loyal but jokes he has ‘insurance’ US
  • New plastic made out of fish could be good for the environment US
  • Lorraine Clifford-Lee reiterates apology over Traveller comments Politics Vivienne Clarke
  • Three men arrested over September shooting in Dublin Crime & Law
  • Sri Lanka: how Easter attacks shaped presidential election Asia-Pacific Amy Kazmin
  • Hong Kong and China condemn ‘violent mob’ attack on official in London Asia-Pacific
  • Argos recalls baby gate and urges parents to stop using Consumer Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Suspended sentence for Dublin man with child abuse videos Circuit Court Fiona Ferguson
  • Man’s personal insolvency arrangement inconsistent with law, judge finds High Court Mary Carolan
  • High tide hits Venice again following record flooding Europe
  • Heroin addict (40) ‘would be better off in custody’ , judge says Irish News Barry Roche
  • Woman settles cases over incorrectly reported cervical smear test High Court
  • Smith warns of North elections if executive does not return by January 13th Politics Pat Leahy , Freya McClements , Gerry Moriarty
  • Man jailed for three years for sexually assaulting granddaughter Circuit Court Olivia Kelleher
  • Man admits sexually assaulting patient (17) in hospital ward Circuit Court Olivia Kelleher
  • Process to deselect Maria Bailey was democratic, Donohoe says Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Judge grants injunction against Ballinamore protesters High Court
  • Clifford-Lee Traveller comments ‘painful’ and apology not sincere, activists say Social Affairs Kitty Holland
  • Coast Guard withdraws all in-shore rescue boats over safety fears Irish News Ronan McGreevy , Patrick Flynn
  • Objectivity of witnesses brings great gravitas to impeachment hearings World Suzanne Lynch
  • ‘We call on you to listen’ – Youth Assembly on climate held in Dáil Politics Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Trump adviser Roger Stone guilty of lying to Congress, witness tampering US
  • Irish emigrant says Nigerians should send as much money home as they like Irish News Andrew Hamilton
  • US envoy ‘intimidated’ by Donald Trump during live testimony US Suzanne Lynch
  • Well-known Northern Ireland amusement park up for sale Irish News Freya McClements
  • Judge says deportation order gives ‘cause for offence’ to some fathers High Court Mary Carolan
  • Deputation of businesses to seek removal of Grafton Quarter sign Consumer Olivia Kelly
  • Waiting lists fall as treatment outsourced to private hospitals Health Paul Cullen
  • ‘The university staff are gone and the foreign students are gone’ Asia-Pacific Peter Goff
  • I’m feeling harassed online. What can I do? Crime & Law Mark Hilliard
  • Climate change: Ireland’s youth take charge of the Dáil - for a day Politics Marie O'Halloran
  • Existing laws sufficient to prosecute online harassment, experts claim Crime & Law Mark Hilliard
  • Dublin pianist Thérèse Fahy receives French arts award Irish News Colm Keena
  • Lebanese protesters rise in anger at nomination of Safadi Middle East Michael Jansen
  • Youth Assembly on Climate Dáil declaration in full Politics
  • Strike at Dundalk Institute of Technology called off Irish News Martin Wall
  • Largest of €37m sports capital grants go to Dublin organisations Politics Tim O'Brien
  • Clonakilty named ‘cool community’ for climate initiatives Environment Kevin O'Sullivan
  • Only Sinn Féin will ‘stamp out rot at core’ of banking, party ardfheis told Politics Freya McClements
  • Referendum on united Ireland inevitable, says Michelle O’Neill Irish News Gerry Moriarty
  • Border policing: Law and disorder in the land of omerta Crime & Law Simon Carswell
  • Labour’s free broadband plan a ‘crazed communist scheme’ – Johnson UK Denis Staunton
  • Air ambulance service scaled back due to pilot shortage Crime & Law Conor Lally
  • Social media row triggered by Bernard Shaw pub post on gentrifying northside Irish News Brian Hutton
  • Waterford Viking expert honoured by the Norwegian government Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Taoiseach predicts steep rise in Ireland’s contribution to the EU budget Irish News Ronan McGreevy
  • Prince Andrew says he ‘let the side down’ over Epstein friendship UK

  • Sport

  • Laois looking at the stars as they take aim at the top flight Gaelic Games Seán Moran
  • Murphy perfectly happy with Kilkenny’s slim-fit set-up Hurling
  • Men’s Hockey: Weil’s words offer little hope for Ireland Other Sports Johnny Watterson
  • Rowing: Pressure growing to lengthen competitive season Other Sports Liam Gorman
  • Sailing: Two Irish skiff pairings to bid for Olympic berth in Auckland test Other Sports David O'Brien
  • Saracens’ woes mean Champions Cup looks wide open European Cup Paul Rees
  • U-20 football championship move puts player development under threat Gaelic Games Seán Moran
  • Matt Williams: Leinster are like Keyser Söze, in command of all Europe Pro14 Matt Williams
  • Ireland’s kids are alright against Kiwis, Matt Williams on Leinster’s Keyser Söze Sport Patrick Madden
  • 2019-20 Champions Cup pool-by-pool guide European Cup Gavin Cummiskey
  • Cleveland’s Garrett attacks Pittsburgh’s Rudolph with his own helmet Other Sports
  • BT Sport secure rights for European club football until 2024 Champions League
  • Bundee Aki back as Connacht face Montpellier in Galway European Cup
  • England could be set for a date in Dublin at Euro 2020 International
  • Larmour gets nod ahead of Rob Kearney for Leinster opener European Cup Gavin Cummiskey
  • Iain Henderson back in the saddle for Ulster’s trip to The Rec European Cup
  • Keith Earls back for Munster’s clash with the Ospreys European Cup
  • Derrick Williams to miss Denmark clash with a calf strain International
  • Michael McKillop misses out on medal at World Para-Athletics Championship Other Sports Ian O'Riordan
  • Zander Lombard overcomes poor start to take halfway lead at Sun City Golf
  • Eyes will be on Klassical Dream at Punchestown Racing
  • Faugheen to make chasing debut at Punchestown on Saturday Racing
  • Rodrigo Pessoa to leave Irish equestrian in bid to represent Brazil in Tokyo Other Sports Margie McLoone
  • Manchester United weighing up move for Borussia Dortmund’s Jadon Sancho English Soccer Jamie Jackson
  • BT retains rights to the Champions League until 2024 Champions League Mark Sweeney
  • Catlin leads the way as Irish quintet make solid starts at final qualifying Golf Philip Reid
  • Fiery Nadal battles for every point to overcome Tsitsipas Other Sports Kevin Mitchell
  • Cedric Itten scores on dream debut as Switzerland scrape past Georgia International
  • Toulouse bounce back to take down Gloucester at Kingsholm European Cup
  • Skov and Eriksen double up as Denmark get some target practice in International John Fallon
  • Is there bias in this year’s sports capital grants? Only in the eye of the begrudger Other Sports Ian O'Riordan

  • Business

  • State to hold energy review as it moves toward 70% green electricity Energy & Resources Jack Horgan-Jones
  • Specialising early is not always the best way to succeed Work Olive Keogh
  • Planet Business: A world of pure reimagination Economy Laura Slattery
  • How a Meath couple landed a €266m jackpot with their business idea Financial Services Peter Hamilton
  • Ireland’s denial as flight-shaming clouds gather over tourism Transport & Tourism Mark Paul
  • Brexit could see our ham sandwiches confiscated at the Border again Economy John FitzGerald
  • Quinnbet: the only enterprise Sean Quinn known to have left Business Colm Keena
  • KBC’s fighting talk; Chinese take Goodbody; and Brexit fear for ham sandwiches Business Dominic Coyle
  • Irresponsible UK election promises will hit brutal economic reality Economy Martin Wolf
  • Losses grow by 43% at Irish explorer Botswana Diamonds Energy & Resources Colin Gleeson
  • Amarin shares jump as FDA panel backs heart drug Health & Pharma Dominic Coyle
  • Amazon strikes back at Trump over $10bn defence contract Technology Kiran Stacey
  • KBC chief apologises for tracker remarks Financial Services Charlie Taylor , Joe Brennan , Marie O'Halloran
  • Why KBC Bank is not in a position to criticise Central Bank Financial Services Colin Gleeson
  • European Commission approves Ireland’s €3bn broadband plan Technology Eoin Burke-Kennedy , Pat Leahy
  • The Irish Times Businessperson of the Month: Joanna Murphy Business
  • Broadband timeline: how did we get here? Technology
  • US retail sales bounce back from seven-month low Economy
  • EU to extend temporary access to UK clearing houses Financial Services
  • Sports tech company Kitman Labs raises additional $5.1m Technology Charlie Taylor
  • Dublin workers earn 15% more than those in other counties, CSO study finds Economy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Small firms calls on Government to publish strategy Business Colin Gleeson
  • Some 28 bankers in Ireland earning €1m or more Financial Services Charlie Taylor
  • Q&A: What is the broadband plan and what happens next? Technology Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • Web Summit event in Hong Kong postponed due to political unrest Technology Charlie Taylor
  • KBC tracker comments take us back to an unwelcome past Financial Services Joe Brennan
  • Saudi officials ‘unhappy’ with foreign demand for Aramco IPO Energy & Resources
  • Corporation tax receipts up €6bn since 2014 Economy Eoin Burke-Kennedy
  • US-China trade deal hopes boost global markets Markets Mark Paul
  • EIB’s decision to end funding for fossil fuel energy projects welcomed Energy & Resources Kevin O'Sullivan

  • Opinion

  • Brexit deal for the Northern Ireland election is just the usual sectarian pact Opinion Alex Kane
  • Homeless hostel and local consultation Letters
  • Sharing the road Letters
  • Crisis at the maternity hospitals Letters
  • Why banks’ top brass should welcome tougher regulation Opinion Francesca McDonagh
  • Two-tier healthcare – who benefits? Letters
  • Too much of a good thing? Letters
  • Post and packaging Letters
  • Trading places Letters
  • Election 2020: Greens and Labour can hold key to which big party leads government Opinion Stephen Collins
  • Guinness – a pint of order Letters
  • Presbyterians and same-sex marriage Letters
  • Noel Grealish’s Dáil comments Letters
  • Time for meaningful local government Letters
  • Trade unions – a crisis of relevance Letters
  • The Irish Times view on the Derrybrien windfarm penalty: An abject failure of policy Editorial
  • The Irish Times view on Sinn Féin: New leadership in the spotlight Editorial
  • Martyn Turner Opinion
  • The Irish Times view on direct provision: dismantle a broken system Editorial
  • The Irish Times view on the Velvet Revolution 30 years on: the new resistance Editorial
  • Sung, Drawn, and Quartered – Frank McNally on the perils of rebranding Grafton Street Opinion Frank McNally

  • Life & Style

  • Pane management: How to get your choice of windows right Interiors Denise O'Connor
  • What’s making you happy? A Liverpool win, and a bit of John B Keane People
  • An album of family postcards opened a fascinating gateway to the past People Laurence Joyce
  • Long in style: why the knee-high is the boot of the season Fashion Corina Gaffey
  • What will €239k buy in Thailand, France, Italy, Spain and Kerry? Take 5 Emma Cullinan
  • ‘We take so much for granted. We think we are safe, here; but how safe are we?’ People Hilary Fannin
  • Raymond Chandler: Crime writer's family left Waterford, but the city never left him Abroad Jessica Traynor
  • First Look: New wine bar is something completely different for Dublin Food & Drink Marie Claire Digby
  • ‘White bread is an indulgence of mine but surely my 10,000 steps balance this out?’ Food & Drink Mary McCarthy
  • ‘We just lost our Michelin star. Sh*t, I want it back’ Food & Drink Marie Claire Digby
  • How to make two-step spicy Korean army stew Food & Drink Marcus O'Laoire
  • The fear of being in your 40s Health & Family Alex Meehan
  • Record flight, record jet lag? Qantas touches down after 19hr 19min Long Haul
  • ‘We just lost our Michelin star. Sh*t, I want it back’ Food & Drink
  • Nigel Slater’s creamy cider and cheese soup, perfect for a winter weekend Food & Drink Nigel Slater
  • Ford’s new all-electric Mustang crossover revealed in early leak Motors Neil Briscoe

  • Culture

  • Jape: Sentinel review - understated, unassuming and unique genius Music Eamon Sweeney
  • The movie quiz: Which original Netflix film is the most watched? Film Donald Clarke
  • Tindersticks: No Treasure But Hope review – Potency of band’s live show is captured Music Lauren Murphy
  • Dog in the Snow: Vanishing Lands review – A daring record from a lost hellhound Music Dean Van Nguyen
  • Mount Alaska: Wave Atlas review - A gorgeous swoosh of an album Music Tony Clayton-Lea
  • DJ Shadow: Our Pathetic Age review – Epic album with exceptional collaborations Music Siobhan Kane
  • The Report: 20 shades of gloom in the search for a troubling truth Film Donald Clarke
  • Earthquake Bird: A mousy Alicia Vikander casts a convincing spell  Film Tara Brady
  • Little Monsters: Everything’s wrong with this Australian rom-zom-com Film Tara Brady
  • Six of the best films to see in cinemas this weekend Film Donald Clarke , Tara Brady
  • Latest movies reviewed: All films in cinemas this week rated Film Donald Clarke , Tara Brady
  • The Topeka School: Portrait of the artist as a young, white, privileged man Books Stephen Phillips
  • Dublin Art Book Fair: where artists and book lovers connect Books Cliodhna Shaffrey
  • His Dark Materials: ‘I’m in over my head. I should read the books’ Culture Patrick Freyne
  • ‘Working with Donald Trump is nerve-racking. He has a very weird energy about him’ Film Tara Brady
  • Taylor Swift: Tyrannical control is being used against me Music
  • Weekend TV guide: 14 of the best shows to watch tv-radio-web Kevin Courtney
  • Divine Madness review: Where the voice starts dancing and the body starts singing Stage Michael Seaver
  • The writer’s job: Colm Tóibín, Colin Barrett and the Rolex mentorship Books Sonya Gildea
  • Bill Whelan slams RTÉ for ‘beating up on the little guy’ in Lyric FM move tv-radio-web Deirdre Falvey