The Irish Times

Fintan O’Toole: Donald Trump is a hostile, malign presence in Europe

Diplomatic niceties should not blind us to the US president’s aggressive designs

Sat Jun 08 2019 - 06:00

Philip Roth's final interview: 'Life can stop on a dime'

The great American writer on Trump, the #MeToo movement and living the retirement life

Mon Jan 22 2018 - 06:01

Paschal Donohoe hints at higher taxes amid Brexit risks

Minister for Finance says ‘real care’ must be taken on spending to avoid overheating

Thu Dec 21 2017 - 13:37

Caveat: Donohoe runs shy of own advice on women directors

Ministerial line on glass ceiling cracks, foie gras scarcity and solar gongs

Fri Nov 24 2017 - 06:55

Straight from the hedgehog’s mouth: management guru Jim Collins

Bestselling business author on how he became invested in the principles he framed

Fri Apr 28 2017 - 14:24

The trouble with what we call freedom

We like to believe that freedom and democracy are inseparable; that the toppling of a dictator means greater liberty. If only

Sat Aug 06 2016 - 05:08

Who owns our heritage?

James Cuno of the Getty Foundation says that antiquities belong to us all, not to the states where they happen to be, and that they should be universally accessible

Sat Mar 19 2016 - 05:17

Roy Foster on Hubert Butler, WB Yeats and Phineas Finn

‘The Confederation of Kilkenny in the 1640s would be a good subject for a picaresque novel full of spies and skulduggery. But as we say, it’s not my period’

Thu Oct 02 2014 - 01:00