Dublin office market rebalancing as demand grows in face of falling supply
Future office construction pipeline falls below average take-up for last 15 years
Tyrone’s high hopes, Donegal’s high dudgeon
Dublin deliver ‘greatest shock in 50 years’; Lions bring the buzz off the field if not on it
Trump says Israel-Iran ceasefire ‘now in effect’
The ceasefire, if it holds, would end 10 days of hostilities between the two nations
What happens when your therapist or GP asks: ‘Have you ever wondered if you might be neurodivergent?’
A diagnosis may offer a new perspective that helps life make more sense
By Lisa Healy
Fending off coastal erosion: one Co Kerry community’s story
Having the right approach to local engagement is a key part of protecting the unique ecosystem of the Maharees
Nuclear weapons have been in the Middle East for decades – not in Iran, but in Israel
Israel successfully created a reality distortion field in which the possible (Iran might get nuclear weapons) obscures the actual (Israel already has them)
A New Zealander in Dublin: ‘It feels like people work to live here as opposed to living to work’
Virginia Loughnan moved to Ireland in 2023 and is most proud of the network of friends she has built here
The D4 farmers: Why the rich are buying up land to avoid inheritance tax
Rules to limit use of relief for tax planning are on the way but have not yet been activated
By Fiona Reddan
Dreamtime Ireland review – Blockbuster show tied together by piquant focus on nationhood
Visual art: Sean Lynch has assembled dozens of works, across a range of media, spanning the years since the 1990s
By Tom Lordan
The best new restaurants and cafes to open in Ireland in the past year
Brand new openings, new initiatives and new locations
By Corinna Hardgrave and Joanne Cronin
Coming Clean: The Rise of Critical Theory and the Future of the Left - but which left?
Author’s shallow understanding of class and failure to address this pivotal driver in left–wing politics is a notable flaw
By Brian Hanley
Letters to the Editor, June 24th: On the US, Iran and Israel, alcohol labels and Damien Duff
No evidence Iran was about to create a nuclear bomb
Irish detective believes answers to Jón Jónsson’s Dublin disappearance lie in Iceland
Gardaí arrive in Reykjavík for case of Icelandic man who went missing in 2019 while attending Dublin Poker Festival
By Karen McHugh in Reykjavik
Damien Duff’s desire to be hated never made any sense
Duffer parted ways with Shelbourne in a shock move over the weekend
Kristian Bezuidenhout/Irish Chamber Orchestra review: Interpretative quirks too often interrupt Beethoven piano concertos’ natural flow
The ICO’s associate artist is so articulate that intricate score markings can stand out with the equivalent of perfect elocution
An Aer Lingus passenger’s 26-hour trek home, and eventual refund
Being stuck at Newcastle airport in an uncomfortably hot aircraft was the least of Gerry’s worries
By Conor Pope
Dublin hurlers leave us lost for words
Football championship reaches last eight; Lions off in a huff; Duffer says goodbye
House price inflation hits 10-year high and oil prices climb after Iran strikes
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
By Ian Curran
Military Land Rovers that can go years without use to be upgraded to electric at cost of €300,000
Ageing vehicles have diesel engines, but these are ‘unreliable’ with spare parts harder to find
Normalised breaches of amateurism rules is GAA’s ‘dodgy box’ challenge
Meddling with hurling championship structures again to accommodate fourth-placed teams would be a grave mistake
By Denis Walsh
Return-to-office edicts aren’t always what they seem
When top executives work remotely, it becomes more difficult to drag everyone else to their desks
By Pilita Clark
Michael Gaine murder: Gardaí visit Michael Kelley’s ex-partner in Maine
Former partner of Michael Kelley, the American man questioned over the murder, says she met gardaí investigating the killing
By Murray Carpenter in Belfast, Maine and Barry Roche
‘Uncertain future’ for students with mild disabilities over redesignation of special schools
Vulnerable children would be ‘pushed back into mainstream schools that have already failed them’, says principal
By Carl O'Brien
We like to romanticise Ireland’s past, but too much remembering could be bad for us
Unthinkable: To create a shared future on this island, and internationally, we must move beyond uncritically celebrating the actions of any particular tribe
Leaving Cert holidays 2025: Pupils and parents on ‘hellish’ Albufeira, ‘crazy’ Zante and ‘cultural’ Berlin
For parents, this can be a nerve-racking time, ‘but you also have to let them experience things’
By Kate Byrne
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