Miriam Lord: Gerry Adams takes jurors in his defamation case against BBC on a very long stroll down memory lane
Former Sinn Féin leader describes formative years in 1960s Belfast to High Court in Dublin
By Miriam Lord
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Landmark south Dublin pub hits the open market for first time in 48 years with €7.25m price tag
Landmark south Dublin venue has potential for high-end residential development
Darragh Ó Sé: Dublin aren’t dead in the water - a return to Croke Park will make them a huge threat
The new game is all about getting comfortable in chaos and if Dessie Farrell can get everyone fit, the Dubs will have a big say
By Darragh Ó Sé
Health of Irish rugby and Dublin football come under focus after lost weekend
Owen Doyle on URC officiating; Conor McManus on Ulster football riches; Punchestown Festival ready for the off
Mortgage drawdowns hit record average of €328,000
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Is nothing sacred, even at a pope’s funeral?
We are at a very strange moment in our cultural evolution – one that threatens the very possibility of spiritual experience
Illness management: ‘If my condition does not improve, does that make it my fault?’
I am not someone who typically engages with migraine beyond living with it ... It takes up enough of my time as it is
By Brigid O'Dea
‘Wrong on so many levels’: are we paying too much for our drugs to be dispensed?
A reader wonders if pharmacies’ reluctance to dispense more than a month of a longer prescription at a time is down to maximising prescription fees
By Conor Pope
Five things your estate agent is too afraid to tell you
There are many factors that could prevent the sale of your home. Estate agents reveal the top five things that they're often too afraid to tell their clients.
Want an airport upgrade? Getting business class seats or valet parking doesn’t have to break the bank
Getting business class seats or valet parking doesn’t have to break the bank
By Fiona Reddan
What can I do if a management company and landlord refuse to accept liability for ceiling damage?
Should I hire an independent plumber to complete a report or seek legal advice?
By Paul Huberman
Irish drummer Kevin Brady: ‘Most nights you’re able to hear great live jazz. But we need something like classical has in the NCH’
The musician, whose multinational Kevin Brady Electric Quartet embark on a rare tour in May, talks about teaching, his influences and the state of jazz in Ireland
Electric vehicle Q&A: What if I can’t charge at home?
Helping to separate electric vehicle myths from facts, we’re here to answer all your EV questions
By Neil Briscoe
Interpol being misused by China to target dissidents and others, ICIJ investigation finds
Chinese billionaire Jack Ma was used to put pressure on Chinese businessman whose extradition was sought from France
By Scilla Alecci, Colm Keena, and ICIJ staff
Work abroad can help boost your Irish state pension
How foreign social insurance contributions are factored into your Irish State pension calculation depends on where you worked
The Wildelings by Lisa Harding: Hard lessons in obsession, desire, abuse and power
The writer’s third novel will please fans, but on occasion asks the reader to suspend too much disbelief
By Helen Cullen
Comparing living standards North and South
“While disposable income is higher in the Republic, the cost of living is also significantly greater”
Letters to the Editor, April 29th: On AirBnB’s role in tourism, luxury travel and goldfish
“I would beg to give an AirBnb host’s perspective on the private rental situation”
After 5,418 days Dublin have finally lost in Leinster and Jim Gavin’s new rules made it possible
Hundreds of careers of quality intercounty players in the province came and went without the hope of a day like this
Meath living the dream after Dublin win as Tipperary’s nightmare start proves costly against Cork
Provinces suffer URC weekend wipeout; Joy for Clontarf and UL Bohemians in AIL; Liverpool and Celtic celebrate title wins
How the Chinese government monitors its citizens in Ireland
In the News podcast: In Dublin Naria Zyden became the subject of transnational repression
Improved workers’ rights divide sides up North
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Britain does not dictate Irish law. Or Irish feminism
Where LGBTQ+ rights are bolstered, so too are women’s rights, and where they collapse, so too does authentic feminism
By Una Mullally
Gardaí must be given State financial assistance to purchase homes, officers to say
Another motion at GRA conference calls on Garda Commissioner to ‘urgently address’ shortage in forensic collision investigators
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