Three decades after the chaos of the Swiss city’s ‘Needle Park’, supervised drug use and state-backed heroin treatment have cut harm, but crack has posed new challenges
Living in the Irish Cultural Centre in Paris, Rachael Ní Leannáin has ‘never felt more connected to Ireland’
The 3,000-year-old Haughey’s Fort ‘was a thriving and complex hub’ some 400 years earlier than previously thought, academics say
There’s a huge opportunity in Northern Ireland for existing institutions to recognise books for children and young people as a vital part of our widely respected literary output
A selection of less conventional options for study after secondary school
For many, leaving the EU has not strengthened their place in the UK, but weakened it by creating a border in the Irish Sea
Writing a history of gay Belfast has been an intensely personal and emotional journey
Queen’s University Belfast climate scientist says high temperatures to be big issue despite mitigation measures
Clear evidence people like working in hospitality but find pay an issue when considering making a career in it
Art gallery he ran also became a sort of cultural and philosophical salon
Despite dwindling support, Queens University study finds ‘leaver’ and ‘remainer’ identities are valued
Micheál Martin says people in the Republic have ‘nowhere near the level of engagement with the North’ as before
Calls to strengthen the language to correct the wrongs of colonialism may seem like a parody to them
‘Reverse’ in region’s demographic trends have sparked warnings about impact on healthcare and funding of public services
Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien to outline road transporters support scheme to Cabinet
Dr Fiona Beglane is a lecturer in archaeology at Atlantic Technological University, Sligo
Kennedy was The Irish Times deputy editor from 1982 to 1985
Our cancer mortality rates are still 5.4 per cent higher than the EU average but have improved significantly in recent years
British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly meeting taking place in Tralee, Co Kerry
Investigating past army misdeeds is a witch-hunt, right-leaning Britain is told, but where is the evidence?
The proposal calling for the reintroduction of Irish signs on campus was backed by more than 5,000 students
Members of the Young Unionists society say the return of bilingual signage at students’ union would would create a ‘chill factor’
Study shows distinct breed has genetic links to goats that lived in Ireland 3,000 years ago
Celtonn’s high-frequency tech could help prevent satellite gridlock as near-Earth space fills up
A letter from either side of the divide
Spokesman for former US senator, who played key role in North’s peace process, says allegation a case of ‘mistaken identity’
The speed at which Queen’s severed ties with its former chancellor has drawn support - and criticism
Broker of Belfast Agreement had name removed from prestigious US-Ireland scholarship
Wild Geese: Susan Foxton, Vodafone Albania
CAO applicants for 2026 will need to register before February 1st at 5pm
The ‘Baltinglass hill fort cluster’ predates the Viking towns once considered Ireland’s earliest urban settlements
Study finds current rates for post-traumatic stress disorder in over-50s in region as high as almost 5%
Engineers working to develop greener concrete should look to the 2,000-year-old Pantheon for inspiration
Northern Ireland professors wrote about Irish emigrant women that ‘history chose to forget’
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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