What were the most-read stories on irishtimes.com in 2024?
Crime, emigration, a busy political calendar and the year of the live blog
Our most-read stories of 2024
Story of student who missed out in CAO lottery tops the charts as we look back at last 12 months
Illegal games, con artistry and a ‘mystery’ death: crime and misfortune at Harbour Court
A lane in Dublin city centre is to be closed to the public due to persistent antisocial behaviour - it has some murky mentions in The Irish Times archive going back decades
The most-read stories of 2023: From the deaths of Irish musical heroes to riots in the capital
IT Sunday: Death of Sinéad O’Connor, Dublin riots and RTÉ pay scandal were just some of the stories to hold readers’ attention this year
What were the most-read articles on irishtimes.com in 2023?
Death of Sinéad O’Connor, Dublin riots and RTÉ pay scandal were just some of the stories to hold readers’ attention this year
2022 Recap: What were Irish Times readers most interested in this year?
This year’s most-read articles feature familiar issues alongside others that carry the distinct mark of 2022
Weather alerts issued, with Storm Dudley and Storm Eunice set to bring strong winds
Met Éireann issues warnings ahead of arrival of two storms in the coming days
Death on Ireland’s Eye: tragedy and mystery on a lonely patch of rocky shore
Despite the media circus at the time, many questions remain about the death of Maria Kirwan on the small island in September 1852
‘The Queen is slowly sinking’: How The Irish Times covered Victoria’s final hours
‘Men have been born, have had children born to them, and seen their children’s children, without ever knowing another Monarch’
‘The first step on a new path’: What The Irish Times thought of the Treaty vote
Dáil Éireann voted in favour of the Anglo Irish Treaty 100 years ago today
Most read stories on irishtimes.com 2021: I thought there’d be more Covid . . .
Which stories did Irish Times readers choose to read the most online this year?
‘Belfast let itself go with a vengeance’: Reporting the king’s speech, 1921
King George V opened the Northern Parliament on this day 100 years ago, drawing huge crowds onto the streets
US Senate reaffirms support for Belfast Agreement
Congressional support for peace is ‘vitally important’ says Ireland’s Ambassador to US
Archive report: ‘Residents accuse troops of terror’ in Ballymurphy, 1971
‘Before the troops came down they just fired away without any regard for our safety’
‘Half-way through lunch, we heard a terrible crash’: Interviews with Lusitania survivors
The passenger liner was torpedoed on this day in 1915 off Ireland’s southern coast