The warm feeling that old friends bring
I wish I’d said: ‘Come on, Pat, let’s have a little dhrop of the crathur. Feck tomorrow’
‘I’m delighted to help’: Student teachers fill school substitute gap
Availability of trainees a ‘game changer’ in tackling the teacher shortage, say principals
Green oranges, liver sausage, guavas: The foods Irish people abroad eat
To mark the start of Irish Times Food Month 2021, readers living abroad take us shopping
Financial control will add to the security of Wexford Festival Opera
Effective controls on artistic expenditure appear to have been nonexistent
Is it time to add yoga to the primary school curriculum?
Proponents say yoga calms anxious pupils and helps to improve their concentration
Hungry for art: food has always been a tasty subject for artists
Feast and famine: food grows, gives life, rots – no wonder artists see its power to reveal life’s truths
Private investigator found no trace of objector to Supermac’s rival in Galway
Woman ‘not living’ at address from which letter opposing Eyre Square outlet was sent
Nina Hynes: ‘Irish fear of the establishment is disintegrating slowly’
Craw festival in Berlin will explore solutions to Ireland’s social problems
What’s stuck in their craw? Irish artists create Berlin festival
Arts event in Neukölln is about ‘clearing up our own backyard as emigrants’
Robots enter the classroom to help boost teachers’ performance
New ‘Swivl’ robot technology being used by Irish teacher education college Hibernia
Can anything be salvaged from the New Music Dublin Festival?
There’s no way that the whole programme can be saved – it’s too big and too complicated for that
Keeping it in the family as Dublin Fire Brigade welcomes class of 2017
Former League of Ireland goalkeeper is third generation to join the fire service
Aoife Cassidy wins Sportswoman of Month award
Captain played a huge role in Slaughtneil’s march to All-Ireland camogie club title
Campaigners on both sides of abortion debate protest in Belfast
Over 3,000 people take to streets to highlight opposing views on abortion legislation
Art that’s at home in the material world
A group exhibition curated by Janet Mullarney is accessible, unpredictable and rewarding
Visual art: Mayo show puts Kathleen Lynn back in the frame
A sprawling show pays tribute to Lynn, a humanitarian who was airbrushed from the 1916 picture
Irish Ambassador who witnessed a world in turmoil for 40 years
Isolde Moylan, who retires this year, recalls the more challenging postings of her career
Five ongoing inquiries on Garda and justice matters
Final report on fixed penalty points system to be ready within days
An arty meal: when food goes beyond the edible
Art and food are intersecting in interesting ways, from the inedible beauty showcased on Nigella Lawson’s ‘The Taste’ to Abigail O’Brien’s bread exhibition – although not all art-food experiments end happily
The land of saints, scholars and engineers
There is a substantial history of scientific and mathematical work written in medieval Ireland, and manuscripts bear witness to our engineering past
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