Darragh Ó Sé: Kildare’s opportunity to end Dublin’s Leinster domination
It’s a shame that Croke Park final is going up against Leinster’s European decider
It’s a shame that Croke Park final is going up against Leinster’s European decider
Organisation to mark anniversary with celebration for staff, suppliers and supporters
PSG star's stature among young people seen as invaluable to the French government
I was 17, working in a restaurant, smoking Rothmans and reading Edna O’Brien
One good news initiative after another failed to cheer a disgruntled public. Until housing is fixed, nothing is fixed
Minister’s call for people to shop around amid rising cost of living could hardly be more tone deaf
An Appreciation
The Irish economy – like its people – is multifaceted, shape-shifting and inconsistent
Liam Mulvihill said cost of hurleys was making it almost prohibitive to take up sport
Paul McGinley drafted in as part of property group’s bid to secure club site for housing
A strain of English exceptionalism is enough to make any Irish person’s blood run green
JP McMahon: Across Europe you can hand-dive for scallops, but it’s outlawed in Ireland
If 1987 was a low point, then 2021 is a milestone in Irish education history
Rule number one: don’t talk about the anomalies or you might have to address them
Showman and dealmaker defied detractors when he brokered peace in North
Progressive Democrats founder made ‘extensive’ contribution to public life, says Higgins
Activists acknowledge issue of identity essential to repelling threats from Fine Gael and Sinn Féin
Row over Hazel Chu’s bid for Seanad seat highlights split between party’s leading figures
Kieran Cotter calls time on Baltimore RNLI seagoing work – service that began in 1975
An Irishman’s Diary
RTÉ’s The Way We Were successfully dusted off the Reeling in the Years formula
Exemption not intended for ‘career politicians’ or various stars promoting their memoirs
She is the latest of many actors to wrestle with the blue suit and tortured vowels
Committee will have to weigh up a matrix of matters before making recommendations
Majority in FF do not want leader’s removal, but many take issue with his operating style
An Irishman’s Diary
Some, including initial proponent Mary Harney, argue the ban should be nationwide
Former Fine Gael TD was ‘completely resistant to anodyne press office suggestions’
The former RTÉ newsreader on her popularity, perks of retirement and not enjoying lockdown life
Vetting of proposed ministers ‘always carried out’, says former minister of state
The drama of the closing stages of the 1987 race held the nation in rapture
The broadcaster, who retired on Friday, looks back on his career high and low points
“At 9.19 on way back to College, at bottom Grafton St, we met Charlie Haughey”
Easter Monday and the big race at Fairyhouse go together like Laurel & Hardy
There are no rules and no time limits on how to put together a new administration
A history of Ireland’s wins throws up some mythical tales and unforgettable moments
‘I got my photo taken with Jack Lynch but Jack bought me no whiskey!’
Championing Rick Astley for taoiseach while Ó Ríordáin lets us in on a daily struggle
Election 2020: Having long resisted her participation, RTÉ should be happy with its decision
Unconfined joy among some of Charlie Haughey’s most fervent supporters when returned as taoiseach in 1987
Taoiseach Charles Haughey received some novel advice from members of the public on how to end the Troubles
Department of Foreign Affairs chief of protocol said ‘standard of service was not adequate for a meeting of this type’
State papers: Charles Haughey had to intervene in row after Duke of Leinster requested 16th-century stone table be given to county council
State papers: American embassy diplomat raised concerns after top-level meetings between taoiseach Charles Haughey and USSR president Mikhail Gorbachev
State papers: Official compared how British prime minister had ‘grabbed her handbag and stormed out’ of meeting with Belgian leader
State papers: Paddy Joe Hill wrote to taoiseach pleading with him to take their case to European Court of Human Rights
Release of Guildford Four, fall of Berlin Wall and Ireland qualifying for World Cup for the first time among highlights
Despite public histrionic denouncements, North’s first minister advocated getting ‘as much as possible out of the cow’
Everyone, homeowners and businesses, needs to start producing their own electricity
Artist Maria Simonds-Gooding settled in Dunquin in the 1960s in a Blasket islander’s cottage
The Rubberbandit talks politics, podcasts, his new book, and angry men with Patrick Freyne
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices