Charles Stewart Parnell

Lloyd George came around to the idea a truce and talks were better than no talks at all

The funerals of British intelligence officers had an appalling symmetry with the London procession to mark the return to Ireland of the body of Terence MacSwiney

I hate to sexualise former taoisigh, but who wouldn’t lob the gob at Enda Kenny?

Patrick Freyne: The former taoiseach looks well in retirement, face ruddy, rusty locks flowing

Ian O’Riordan: Following JM Synge’s footsteps over his beloved native terrain

Foothills of Dublin and Wicklow mountains evoke spirit of famed Irish playwright/poet

Irish actors and writers sign petition against sale of historic Fifth Avenue building

American Irish Historical Society represents ‘struggles and success of Irish ancestors’

Passing the baton – how Parnell’s walking stick became a literary totem

An Irishman’s Diary

The three funerals of Terence MacSwiney

The events, each with thousands of mourners, were key moments in the battle for independence

Poe Pourri – Frank McNally on 1960s ballrooms, the mysterious death of Edgar Allan Poe, and remembering Parnell

An Irishman’s Diary

‘Short skirts and strong boots’: The pioneering feminism of Anna Parnell

Anna Parnell led a generation of women in the 19th century and inspired another in the 20th

Derry struggles with how to honour local hero John Hume

Covid-19 complicates community desire to pay respects to man who gave city so much

‘I support Monaghan Gaelic football team. It involves a lot of suffering’

Bittersweet Avondale – Frank McNally on Parnell, cross-country running, and kicking up a storm in Croke Park

Conciliatory PM in indulgent mood, but not on Scottish independence

London Letter: Johnson rails against SNP record and rejects request for second referendum

Secrets of school debating success

Dozens of James McGovern’s students went on to become national public speaking and debating champions. So, how did they do it?

Fintan O’Toole: For the first time since 1171, Ireland is more powerful than Britain

There is far too much at stake to take any pleasure in this bizarre political reversal

The Irish Times view: (selectively) remembering Charles Stewart Parnell

Politics espoused by Rees-Mogg and Farage shows no sympathy with Ireland

Nigel Farage: ‘I’ve long been a great admirer of Charles Stewart Parnell’

Brexit Party leader has portrait of Irish leader on wall of his Brussels office

What is Jacob Rees-Mogg’s problem with Charles Stewart Parnell?

Irish leader was famous for his obstructionist tactics at Westminster

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