Taoiseach rules out support for EU corporate tax proposal that would hit Ireland hardest
New measure is not in Ireland’s interest and State not in favour of any corporate tax change over and above agreed 15% OECD rate, says Varadkar
Tony Murphy
The two Irish women among the world’s top architects
Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara of Grafton Architects on their passion for design
Rite&Reason: Faiths co-operate to promote tolerance
Three Faiths Forum plans ‘Women of Faith Working Together for Peace’ webinar
Gardaí investigate if Balbriggan murder victim was target of robbery
Christopher Hall’s death has left locals feeling ‘vulnerable’, says councillor
Ireland among three EU states to record increase in agricultural emissions
EU’s €100 billion CAP spending fails to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, report finds
Will this hybrid loo spell the end of toilet roll?
The Japanese Toto bidet-toilet – starting price €2,250 – washes and dries your derriere
EU auditors warn of waste in €5 billion Brexit fund
Rush to push out funds quickly could sacrifice quality, warn auditors
Another senior executive leaves Aryzta
Company is being targeted for takeover by US hedge fund Elliott
Elliott says Aryzta bid not conditional on having agm postponed
US hedge fund makes fresh €734m bid for troubled Swiss-Irish food group
European Court of Auditors flags concerns over ‘pervasive’ errors in EU funding
European Court of Auditors warns of need for controls ahead of €750 billion stimulus funding
Rates core to council funding, but coffers bled white by Covid-19
‘How the next government deals with financing will determine services into next year’
Election 2020: Dublin Fingal constituency profile
Just months after byelection Green candidate who succeeded then will do so again
The hard and fast rules when it comes to diet
There are clear benefits to giving your body time to focus on repair rather than digestion
EU auditors raise eyebrows at UK customs control competence
Europe Letter: Pro-light touch UK ignored undervaluation of Chinese imports
Can a major new plan revive the coastal town of Balbriggan?
North Dublin town is facing issues with runaway growth, integration, and facilities
Audio visual solutions firm’s focus on new tech ensures customer satisfaction
Inside Track: Gerard Darcy, MD of Pemberley Audio Visual Solutions
Blood, guts and Dumbledore make impressive science for primary school children
Schools Science Day marked at O’Connell’s in Dublin with visit from 300 junior students
Ireland not the only EU state struggling with rural broadband
European Court of Auditors says the lack of rural broadband is pan-European
A brief history of Ireland in 33 great delusions
The falsehoods, euphemisms and face-saving ruses that helped make us what we are
Roscommon exhibition charts living colour of rural townland
Photographer Tony Murphy has created a visual record of the people and the area
Mary Finlay Geoghegan nominated to Supreme Court
Supreme Court has two more vacancies; further appointments not thought imminent
The ageing Irish in London: confusion over Brexit remains
‘The NHS is like the GAA. Everyone talks about it and they love it because they need it’
The bidet is back: what’s new in bathrooms
After years of converting bedrooms to bathrooms, it’s back to being the smallest room in the house
Brexit: Divided Irish in Britain want clearer advice
Opinions vary in community yet all agree there is no impartial advice or information
Sinn Féin would need ‘Pauline conversion’ to gain backing - Ross
Party must boost democratic credentials to gain Independent Alliance support, says TD
Pilgrims persevere in Croagh Patrick climb despite weather alert
Masses on Reek are cancelled for first time in living memory as weather takes untimely toll
From the Archives: Jubilation as celebrating fans outshine the Italians
Kevin Myers followed the great Irish adventure around Italy for the Irish Times and filed this report after the defeat in Rome
Water, water everywhere: how to make the most of water conservation
With water charges now capped, water conservation has gone out of fashion. But price isn’t the only reason to harvest rainwater and reduce consumption
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