Boston College

Oh so quiet in Dublin airport as early morning US flight touches down

President leads tributes to nun, educator, feminist and human-rights activist

Conor Quinn recently completed a Fulbright scholarship programme in cybersecurity with Boston College

Council has ‘serious concerns’ over height, scale and massing of six-storey development

People need to save closer to 33 times the amount they expect to spend annually in retirement to generate enough return

Covid-19 continues to impact tourism as Mother Jones Festival in Cork also deferred

Judge dismisses recordings and directs jury to find Bell not guilty of soliciting murder

Judge John O’Hara says taped confession was ‘improperly and dishonestly induced’

Jean McConville, the Boston tapes, Ivor Bell and Pat McClure

Long read: Tapes which implicated Gerry Adams deemed inadmissible in Belfast trial

Judge directs jury to not guilty verdict: ‘You cannot find him to have done the acts alleged’

College football series in Ireland is about a lot more than just big business

Unthinkable: Economist and philosopher Adam Smith encourages us to reflect on ‘how much is enough’

DCU is first university to face review by State education standards watchdog

New Heritage Council CEO Virginia Teehan brings plenty of experience to the table from her time at UCC and Hunt Museum

Paramilitary organisations see opportunity in Brexit – the harder Brexit the better

Last month McIntyre lost legal battle keep recordings and transcripts confidential

Government aware that not looking at other sites might be an issue – Zappone

By 1951 more than 1 per cent of the Irish population was incarcerated in institutions

Survivors and family members must be afforded a statutory right to information

Anthony McIntyre interviewed for Boston College project on Northern Ireland conflict

Graduates are well-positioned for jobs in policy, research, business and administration in the public and private sectors

There are lots of options – but costs are steep, so be sure to do your research

Journalist Ed Moloney on his interview with the compelling, acidic late IRA woman

Venerable Fr Patrick Peyton coined ‘family that prays together stays together’ phrase

It was bitterly cold last week. I hadn’t heard of the term ‘bomb cyclone’ before that

Court told that Ivor Bell (80) has dementia and legal process ‘could be harmful’ to his health

‘Suddenly, I was in Leopold Bloom’s kitchen, circa 1904, trying to fry kidneys (which burned, with the result that I smelled smoke)’

Some secret files on 1963 asassination of John F Kennedy released

Boston College Ireland Business Council launches in Dublin

Body will bring ‘influential business leaders’ together to create investment ‘artery’

Paris Letter: The French are struggling to make sense of their president

The former taoiseach dispensed with wisdom at the Kennedy Summer School

Pontiff arrives to give momentum to process still facing tough challenges

Obituary: The teacher and equality campaigner Ann Louise Gilligan believed in the rich rewards of altruism

News of undocumented Donegal man’s arrest causes anxiety in Irish community

Minister for Children says of wife Anne Louise Gilligan: ‘I have to let you go now’

Many tributes paid to educationalist, philosopher and activist at her wake in Jobstown

Winston ‘Winkie’ Rea in court over the deaths of John Devine and John O’Hara