Shelbourne Hotel

Restaurant critic Corinna Hardgrave shares her favourite food outlets to keep you covered

Addicts are injecting on the streets as permission for a facility has been set aside

Once its hold on power evaporated, so did the party’s reason for existing

Cheering crowds greeted news of possible truce between British and Irish

‘The optimum time to pick flowers is early in the morning or late at night’

Gates removed at the time of Pope Francis’s open-air Mass in park during August 2018

Dublin Castle, Sligo Abbey, the Rock of Cashel and others will go green from March 12th -17th

Sculptures had been removed following concerns they represented Nubian slaves

Works by Laois-based Zelouf and Bell, office desks and chairs to feature at Adams sale

Test your knowledge of all things gastronomic in a special edition of our weekly Food Quiz

RTÉ social distance, McEntee in Dáil, Woulfe pack, pints in public and moving statues

Protest by anti-mask, anti-lockdown groups, including right-wing National Party took place outside Leinster House

Dublin City Council confirms ‘delicate’ conservation work needed before reinstallation

Art historian concludes that statues are not depictions of African slave women

Dublin City Council asking hotel to address alleged planning permission breach

Figures on display at Café Bar H, Grand Canal Quay, which is owned by Rita Crosbie

‘Shelbourne Four’ must be ‘freed and reinstated’ – Senator Michael McDowell

It would be regrettable if we found new reasons in the 21st century to destroy what’s left of old Dublin

Catalogue from which the statues were chosen calls them Egyptian and African women

Frank McNally on a fashion for sticks, fear of statues and the craze of politicians taking shirts off

Dublin City Council says decision was made apparently without planning permission

Story of Nubian princess became known in 19th century after hieroglyphics translated

Dublin hotel said it has taken the decision ‘in light of recent world events’

‘People will find they have forgotten just how lovely Ireland is for a holiday’

As travel restrictions ease, here are a dozen delightful domestic breaks for families

‘We’re not going to be making money for a while,’ general manager acknowledges

Waltham Terrace house on a wide 0.3 acre site incorporates a two-storey rear extension in keeping with the original build

Sporting Controversies: On August 17th, 2016, an Irish Olympic dynasty began to unravel

In the first of a new series Seán Moran explains how difficult it can be choosing just one moment

A history of Ireland’s wins throws up some mythical tales and unforgettable moments

'Over and over again he tells me that if I want to have a lean physique, I will need a time machine'

Farmers calling for emergency meeting of the beef taskforce

Last tractors leave St Stephen’s Green on Wednesday afternoon after two day of protests

Spirits writer Dave Broom presents The Amber Light, a film about the drink and its cultural significance

Join up to Meet the Chefs making the headlines at Irish Times Food & Drink Club events

CSO to report retail spending figures. Alphabet, Facebook and Apple to deliver results

Business week: Schrems in Dublin; FutureSec conference

The opera singer refused the title of Papal Countess from Pope Pius XI anxious not to forget her humble roots as ‘Peggy of Mayo’