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Centenary of turning point in Irish history to be marked
1922 World Congress of the Irish Race announced the Free State to the world
Ukraine replaces Covid as top of the agenda for foreseeable future
Inside Politics: Housing and financial supports most pressing needs for refugees
The Great Gathering: New food and current affairs festival arrives this summer
Boutique festival will feature Rachel Allen, Fintan O’Toole, Blindboy Boatclub and more
Taoiseach heads to Berlin with Ukraine crisis top of the agenda
Inside Politics: Coveney issues blunt statement after Putin’s ‘dangerous escalation’
Ryan denies retrofitting scheme will be ‘next mica scandal’
‘This is not a heat of the moment energy crisis or price crisis response,’ Minister tells Dáil
Bonnie Greer: ‘Ireland needs to understand the world is changing’
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David McWilliams: Sinn Féin ‘will change the housing market’
The economist spoke to Cliff Taylor at the Irish Times Winter Nights Festival
Helen McEntee: My maternity leave as a minister ‘started an important conversation’
The Minister for Justice spoke to Jennifer Bray at the Irish Times Winter Nights Festival
Fintan O’Toole: Ireland is now demonstrably less politically corrupt than England
Pandemic test of Irish political culture finds it more honest than 20 years ago
Winter Nights 2022: Irish Times festival includes Brian O’Driscoll, Helen McEntee, David Baddiel
Join international guests and our top journalists for four nights of debate and discussion
Sports Books of the Year: Hard-hitting and honest rugby reads lead the way
Chronicle of Barcelona’s implosion and fascinating look at gambling business also stand out
Once more into the Covid breach as Coalition left with no easy choices
Insided Politics: ‘Grim’ the watchword in Government yesterday as Reid outlined risks
John and David Meyler: Sporting opportunities realised and unrealised
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Good singers? Show me talent-show entrants with full HGV licences. Then I’ll be impressed
Patrick Freyne: In The Big Deal, cash-strapped entertainers vie for a few months’ rent money
Taoiseach’s comments open up new front in corporation tax war
Inside Politics: Taoiseach’s answer misleadingly banal but importance cannot be understated
In the News: Where did it all go wrong for Fianna Fáil?
After a poor general election and a disastrous byelection, the party’s survival is in question
Value of church-owned lands and property in Ireland estimated at billions
Net assets of one religious congregation found to be more than €1 billion in 2009
‘The day I became fourth toughest boy in fifth class’: Irish Times writers’ school days
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Corporate tax reform: what is the Irish Government really thinking?
Ireland rarely tries to be an outlier in international relations, but it is now
Gordon Brown: ‘We’ve got to give people a message of hope’
The former British prime minister spoke to Fintan O’Toole at the Irish Times Summer Nights Festival
‘If I was minister for housing’ ... David McWilliams’s plan for €220k homes
A site-value tax and co-operative building are among the economist’s housing crisis solutions
The Irish Times Summer Nights festival: Everything you need to know
Chris O’Dowd, Maureen Dowd and Mary Lou McDonald among guests for online series
Ban on Irish Times contributors lifted by Bauer radio group with immediate effect
Move follows completion of deal to buy Communicorp from Denis O’Brien
In The News podcast: Is now the right time for a Covid-19 inquiry?
In this episode, Fintan O’Toole argues Ireland needs inquiry so to learn from its mistakes
Stimulus package of €3.5bn likely to be lost amid fallout from PUP cuts
Inside Politics: Opposition will see phasing out of supports as opportunity to attack
Belarusian sanctions firmly on agenda as EU leaders meet in Brussels
Inside Politics: Democratic countries ‘have to stand up’ to authoritarianism, says Martin
EU should make Scotland ‘open offer’ of membership, letter urges
Colm Tóibín, Elena Ferrante and Sam Heughan among the 170-plus signatories
State needs to stop taking schools for granted
Time to treat pupils and teachers better if schools are essential to society
We need an urgent conversation about the future of education
Opinion: Twin genies of online learning and school-based assessment are out of their bottles and shouldn’t be put back
Maureen Dowd: Joe Biden should stop appeasing Republicans
US president’s self-restraint is refreshing – but he is free to say whatever he damn well pleases
The best Catholics in the world and the most oppressed people ever
Derek Scally explores Ireland’s self-image of ‘holy victimhood’, in an extract from his new book
Post-pandemic Ireland: 16 sweet ideas to improve our country
When Ireland returns to normal, it should be a better place than it used to be
The Offload: No credit from Pat Kenny on Newstalk Six Nations segment
Ex-England captain John Pullin will be remembered for bravery during the Troubles
Nicola Sturgeon: ‘Brexit makes a united Ireland more likely’
‘I firmly believe Scottish independence will happen,’ Scotland’s first minister has said
Stammering: It’s just a different way of talking
A new approach encourages us to embrace the way people with a stammer speak
Midlands Misadventure – Frank McNally on New York writer Spalding Gray’s ill-fated trip to Westmeath
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Breda O’Brien: We must acknowledge those we lost during Covid-19
Planning rituals to acknowledge loss would be a sign of hope and resilience
The 20 most-read stories on irishtimes.com in 2020
Coronavirus dominated the annual list of most-read stories on our website this year
Government considers buying rights to book chronicling 3,700 deaths in Troubles
Possible joint North-South initiative to make ‘objective’ Lost Lives available free online
Irish Times wins ‘best coverage of Covid-19’ at journalism awards
Six out of 12 categories claimed by Irish Times at NewsBrands ceremony
Reporting on child welfare and homelessness nominated for Mary Raftery Prize
No Child 2020 initiative and Homelessness series in Irish Times nominated
Suzanne Lynch’s US Election Diary: Biden within touching distance of White House
Votes continue to be counted in key states; Donald Trump lodges legal challenges
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US election 2020: How The Irish Times is covering the results
Our writers, led by Suzanne Lynch, will provide insightful reporting and analysis
Suzanne Lynch’s US Election Diary: Country braced for possible post-vote violence
Voters go to polls in referendum on Trump amid fears president may not accept result
David McWilliams: Lockdown decision makers still get paid. Those they shut down do not
Government should aid small businesses directly to help prevent bankruptcies
The Irish Times claims largest number of entries on journalism awards shortlist
Paper has 35 entries on this year’s NewsBrands Ireland Journalism Awards list
Suzanne Lynch’s US Election Diary: Voters queue up amid worrying sign for Trump in key state
New poll puts Joe Biden seven points ahead of Donald Trump in Georgia
Communicorp appoints Simon Myciunka as new CEO
Radio group’s commercial director will succeed Adrian Serle
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