The Objects of Love exhibition – the story of one Jewish family before, during and after the Holocaust
Future generations must be reminded of what is done in the name of hate
In The News Podcast: how the 9/11 attacks destroyed one Irish family
Mark Clifford’s sister and niece were on the flight that hit the south tower of the WTC
Watching 9/11 unfold: A scene of endless horror
Conor O’Clery recalls how viewing the Twin Towers attack left a lasting sense of guilt and inadequacy in the face of catastrophe
Chuck Feeney’s $8bn giving-while-living odyssey comes to an end
The philanthropist has finished giving away billions, including €1.87bn in Ireland
Seamus Mallon: An honest, straight-talking Ulsterman
Behind his sometimes dour public persona, Mallon had a mischievous sense of fun
Pussy Riot’s Maria Alyokhina: ‘Russia has a very dark history, as you do in Ireland’
The political punk art collective remains a blistering force in contemporary protest
The Irish journalist, his wife-to-be and the KGB
Conor and Zhanna O’Clery’s experiences encapsulated life in the Soviet Union
World Cup: Moscow proves a surprise to travelling fans
The city is too big, too haughty, too fast to be knocked out of synch by a mere World Cup
Chuck Feeney: the billionaire who gave it all away
Philanthropist lives modestly in rented apartment after giving away $8bn fortune
Adams’s arrival in the US gave him an enormous boost
The British government was furious at Clinton for embracing Adams
Website to help children of Catholic priests contacted by women from around world
Issue of priests having children is ongoing says Coping International founder
'Did I form a relationship? Sure. But we were never father and son'
Below is an edited transcript of Peter Murphy’s interview with Patsy McGarry
Conor O’Clery: What’s the matter with America?
Voters apathy to Trump’s misdeeds and media focus on gun control, healthcare behind result
Fresh light shed on Edward Kennedy role in Northern Irish peace process
Sinn Fein/IRA and its supporters repeatedly insist that outside pressure has no impact on IRA decisions. The evidence suggests otherwise.
Queen’s University Belfast student newspaper is one of longest-running in the UK
‘The Gown’, which launched many a career, celebrates 60 years
Opening doors with an Irish passport
Convivial, neutral, historically unaligned and tapping into the diaspora provided unique access on world affairs
How Ukraine’s fate was decided in a hunting lodge
The deal with Russia whereby Ukraine became independent in 1991 included a pledge to respect existing borders
Philanthropist Chuck Feeney ‘lost control’ of his own charity in dispute over spending
Irish American billionaire’s conflict with board members ‘nearly killed him’
The greatest story I ever told
Irish Times journalists recall stories they wrote that had a major impact, nationally, globally or personally
TV Review: Browne challenges God – and bores his viewers. Meanwhile, Southcliffe is chillingly on target
Vincent Browne lorded it over his hapless guests in a self-aggrandising panel show, and the writers of Southcliffe mercilessly played with the viewers’ emotions
Meeting with Bishop Casey led to revelations
Peter Murphy tells how stepfather confronted Bishop of Galway
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