Kevin Lynch

Justin Trudeau denies interfering in judicial system

Canadian leader says he should have recognised ‘erosion of trust’ with justice minister

Shamrock Rovers rocked by Trevor Clarke’s cruciate ligament injury

Manager Bradley hopeful influential winger will return before end of the season

Lord help us and save us from the fallen women and the silly, stupid girls

How much has Ireland really changed since the Joanne Hayes, Ann Lovett and X cases?

Repeat of Kerry babies case unlikely in modern Ireland

Attitudes to gardaí and role of women have changed dramatically since nadir of 1980s

What’s better than one long-lost Achill beach returning? A second one

Achill Tourism hopes the restored Ashleam beach will offer similar windfall to Dooagh beach

Gary Shaw’s late double spells trouble for Galway United

Aaron Greene screamer keeps Europe in sight for Bray Wanderers

Sligo seven without a win after Bray stalemate

Rovers running out of lives with the dark spectre of relegation looming ever-larger

Harry Kenny and Bray head to Cork with ‘some confidence’

Wanderers have won four straight to join Dundalk in second spot

Diarmaid Ferriter: Truth may out in McCabe tribunal, but don’t expect justice

Latest inquiry recalls State’s controversial handling of Kerry Babies case

Still rethinking the 1980/’81 hunger strikes

Hunger strikes ended 35 years ago today but legacy lives on in ‘twilight zone between history and memory’. Academics behind this Irish Times series reflect on lessons learned

Bray Wanderers too powerful as they leapfrog Bohemians

Ger Pender breaks a club record as he scores for the fifth successive top flight fixture

Shamrock Rovers keep European hopes alive, as Lee Chin’s debut falls flat

Airtricity League round-up: Kurtis Byrne condemns bottom side Longford to defeat

Bray Wanderers keep up revival as Longford sink further

Ger Pender and Darragh Noone on target for Harry Kenny’s side

Bray Wanderers hand Dundalk a second straight league defeat

Champions suffer back-to-back league losses for first time in three years

Let’s build a Dublin that we would like to see on screen

Development plan ignores how cameras see the city and distribute its image worldwide

Fire at primary school in Derry treated as suspected arson

About 20 firefighters battled blaze to save the main building of the school

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