General Post Office

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Wounded Allied soldiers lie on stretchers near the village of Ginchy, waiting for evacuation by horse-drawn ambulance. Photograph: Daily Herald Archive/SSPL/Getty Images
The war in France 1916: ‘No village now, only a hole in the ground’

Not since the great Home Rule rally of March 1912 had the streets of Dublin seen anything like it. The crowd assembled in College Green spread like t(...)

Ann Summers shop on O’Connell Street, Dublin: The company, which sells a wide range of lingerie and adult toys, said net assets at the end of June totalled €3.6 million, as against €3.5 million a year earlier. Photograph: Alan Betson/Irish Times
Ann Summers back in black as recovery boosts lingerie sales

Turnover at the main Irish subsidiary of Ann Summers, which operates four so-called pleasure emporiums in Ireland, bounced back into profit in the 12 (...)

The James Connolly papers: ‘Wasn’t it a full life? Isn’t this a good end?

The article below is one of a series of seven. The National Library has released collections of documents relating to each of the seven signatories o(...)

The Thomas Clarke papers: An impish wit who fretted about money

The article below is one of a series of seven. The National Library has released collections of documents relating to each of the seven signatories o(...)

‘Irish Times’ debates launched at GPO with Easter Rising theme

The Easter Rising and its legacy is to be the theme of this year’s Irish Times debating competition Speaking at the launch of the competition at the (...)

Minister of State Aodhán Ó Riordáin, An Post chief executive Donal Connell, Minister for Heritage Heather Humphreys and Minister for Communications Alex White on the site of the GPO interpretative centre. Photograph: Julien Behal.
GPO’s 1916 interpretative centre gets €7.8m green light

Work will begin next month on the General Post Office (GPO) interpretative centre, the centrepiece for the Easter Rising centenary commemorations. Co(...)