Fintan O’Toole: Don’t avoid the united Ireland issue. Make it real
A potential new state will float in Irish Dreamland in the absence of detailed plans
What happens when the bank of mum and dad runs dry?
Inter-generational wealth transfers are now only happening for the wealthy
Podcast: What's happening in the Dublin Bay South byelection?
Pat Leahy speaks to Sorcha Pollak on the national significance of next week’s vote
Miriam Lord: Action-packed day as parties unveil their local champions
Amid Bloomsday celebrations, Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll sounds a sobering note
Warning over ‘influx’ of seriously ill cancer patients after pandemic
Ireland ‘not where it needs to be’ regarding options available to patients, says oncologist
Jennifer O'Connell: We’re on a train bound for Level 5, and there’s no way off
Too much air time was sucked into the who-said-what sideshow political drama
Most adults want free childcare for all, survey shows
Majority say they want new government to prioritise investment in childcare
Mary Lou McDonald and Sinn Féin top Twitter polls on election day
Tweet volumes were 43% higher during ‘#GE2020’ than 2016 election campaign
Don’t mention the B-word: Brexit barely figures as an election issue
Despite it dominating politics for three years, for voters it has become yesterday’s news
Fine Gael candidates not sitting comfortably as rivals eye their seats
Latest Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll suggests Taoiseach’s party could suffer casualties
Labour attacks ‘dysfunctional’ Fine Gael coalition at party launch
Election campaign launch: Howlin says his party will ‘end the waste of public money’
Presidential election: The Irish Times to publish exit poll
Friday evening poll to give projected results of election and blasphemy referendum
Irish Times exit poll projects Ireland has voted by landslide to repeal Eighth
Exit poll result suggests huge majority of younger people voted Yes
Irish Times exit poll to give projected abortion referendum result tonight
Voters interviewed throughout day for ‘Irish Times’ exit poll
Poll results show no room for complacency, says Harris
Yes side retains clear - but narrowing - advantage in abortion referendum campaign
Law to replace Eighth Amendment not subject of vote, says commission
Referendum Commission urges everyone to vote as it launches information campaign
Mary Lou McDonald ‘won’t run away’ with herself on SF poll bounce
Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll: 3-point gain for Sinn Féin, with 42% support among under-25s
Varadkar now most popular taoiseach since Ahern
Inside Politics: Fianna Fáil’s failure to secure any political bounce is a worry for the party
Eighth Amendment polls suggest middle ground will be decisive
A large chunk of voters are in the middle: most favouring repeal, but many nervous
Ipsos MRBI poll: abortion, voters and nuance
Very strong majorities throughout society for legalisation of abortion on specific grounds
Significant majority favour replacing the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution – but how?
‘Irish Times’/Ipsos MRBI poll findings confirm support for limited reforms on access to abortion services
Miriam Lord: What to do with this runt of a Dáil – rip it up or pull like a dog?
‘The New Politics’ is the unappealing offspring of the old, but more ineffectual
Abortion campaigners seek to learn from gay marriage debate
Next major referendum will almost certainly be closer and more fiercely fought than the last
Foxrock residents commissioned survey to protest nursing home
Some 220 households in the Co Dublin area were polled about the planned development
Strong consensus for repeal of the Eighth Amendment banning abortion
But ‘Irish Times’ Ipsos/MRBI poll suggests a legislative line will have to be drawn for any referendum to pass
Organ donations up 35% as 266 people receive transplants
First combined heart-lung transplant among third highest number of procedures on record
Election outcome was political earthquake that never happened
Characterisations of the election result as groundbreaking do not reflect reality
Election 2016 Results: Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil tied in race for Dáil seats
Counting and re-checks resume across the State with 98 out of 158 Dáil seats filled
Exit poll: Independents, smaller parties most popular in Dublin
Outside capital Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil neck and neck in rural constituencies
Quiz: How well do you know Ireland?
Study finds many nations are out of touch with key issues of their home countries
Noel Whelan: This time around Labour’s goal is political survival
Party will once again warn electorate about dangers of Fine Gael majority government
IRA ‘oversight’ of Sinn Féin has roots in 1977 document
Gerry Adams part of group that sought to overhaul the republican movement
Stephen Collins: Fianna Fáil must keep its distance from Sinn Féin in coming campaign
Poll shows there is very little backing among party supporters for coalition with Sinn Féin
Understanding priorities on spending and tax issues in advance of budget
Irish Times Ipsos/MRBI poll reflects depth of anger on inadequate health services
‘The Irish Times’ sex survey stimulates debate beyond morality and ethics
The views of 12,000 people underline the significance of sexuality in psychological well-being
Political parties will look to claim credit for Yes vote
Labour will feel it deserves greatest return for pushing referendum onto political agenda
Gail O’Rorke assisted suicide case: What would I do in her position?
In the real world the black and white of moral absolutes turn grey
What does your generation think?
Search the data and see how your generation responded to the Family Values poll
Same-sex marriage referendum countdown begins
Yes and No sides hone their strategies as both expect a tightly-fought campaign
Support for same-sex marriage increasing, poll finds
Wide differences in attitudes across age groups and social classes
Snapchat hack believed to have hit 4.6 million users
‘Syrian Electronic Army’ attacks Skype in separate incident
A year through the eyes of Irish Times writers
Editor Kevin O’Sullivan casts his eye back over the highlights of an eventful 12 months in his editorial review of 2013
People less inclined to ‘take offence’ but more inclined to fear giving offence
Opinion: Survey of attitudes seems to indicate that we are becoming more tolerant of ‘bad language’
Public perceptions: What do you know?
An ‘Irish Times’ poll tests public knowledge of Irish life, Government spending and social-media usage, among other subjects. We have a lot to learn
Labour to take flak for austerity while Fine Gael aims for overall majority
Opinion: It is an iron rule that the smaller party always loses out in a coalition
Will Twitter protect its users properly?
The social networking site will need to do more to prove it takes abuse seriously
FG TD Mathews will not support abortion Bill 'as it stands'
Family Planning Association criticises retention of criminal sanctions for termination
Women at work: the cost of childcare
Government should provide comprehensive childcare for pre-school children, say parents in an Irish Times/Ipsos MRBI poll – but don’t ask them to sacrifice child benefit to pay for it
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