The beginning of the fall of the Catholic Church in Ireland
Bishop Eamonn Casey’s life and career came apart 30 years ago today
One of Ireland’s more successful housing agencies celebrates 25 years
‘Could not have been achieved without the vision and courage of the religious congregations’
Dublin to host St Brigid’s Day events, celebrating the original Brigit
Tuesday’s celebrations include tours, lectures and a concert - but no bank holiday yet
The beauty of Busáras: It was built at a time when public architecture mattered
Eoin Ó Broin believes Dubliners don’t value Busáras as much as they might
Homeless charity faces uncertain future following death of co-founder
Among homeless organisations ICHH chief Anthony Flynn was a controversial figure
Harrington to make final leg of long trip home by open top bus
Boxer touches down with other athletes in Dublin on Tuesday afternoon
Backlog of Communions and Confirmations leaving parents in limbo
Churches and schools hoping for clarity on rescheduling ceremonies delayed by Covid
Rose McGowan, president SVP: ‘The only criteria for help is need’
Charity boss says needs are growing but pandemic has made society more empathetic
Defacing statues is not all mindless, but it’s all still vandalism
If we were to remove statues and rename streets in Ireland, where might we start?
Ghosts and goalposts: The soul of street football in Dublin’s Gloucester Diamond
Eamon Dunphy among those to hone their trade beneath creaking inner-city tenements
Coronavirus: SVP launches urgent fundraising appeal
Calls to the charity for first quarter of 2020 were at their highest level for over a decade
Gardaí intercept car transporting guns and cocaine
Coronavirus checkpoints have resulted in several major drug and firearms finds
Sean McDermott plots route from Norway to Ireland’s No 1
Norwegian-born keeper of Donegal stock has ambitions beyond current club Kristiansund
Edelman’s Lazarus-like return proves crucial as Patriots clinch conference title
Player could face action after admitting he feigned injury to avoid penalty
Jennifer O’Connell: It was not just in Gilead that women were stripped of their names
It is time we remembered all Josephs and Marys whose dignity, freedom and lives were stolen
Beating inner city Dublin’s criminal stigma with positive role models
Poverty-fuelled drug-dealing and violence can stop being normalised by community effort
Veteran Dublin street trader Tessie retires from the Hill after 60 years
Tessie Carroll leaves ‘the Tuggers’ market after 60 years selling clothes and bric-a-brac
Dublin councillors to limit sale of public land to private developers
Newly elected council members to appoint night mayor to develop nocturnal city culture
Luca Connell reassures McCarthy he wants to play for Ireland
Mick McCarthy says 18-year-old brought a ‘breath of fresh air’ to side during training
Five held after anti-gang raids targeting Hutch murder attempt suspects
Patsy Hutch was being targetted by armed men intercepted by Garda
Regency Hotel trial collapse adds to fears of Dublin’s north inner city
Locals worry Hutch-Kinahan feud will continue at a low level amid Garda wind-down
National Football League: Division One county-by-county guide
Dublin will take some serious beating once again but others have room for improvement
McDermott bids farewell to the cut and thrust of life with Roscommon
Reliable corner back ready to focus on new priorities after 14 years of consistent service
State must allow institutionalised people access to personal files
Silencing of survivors of historical abuse by those in power has now lasted decades
Kellie Harrington claims Irish Times Sportswoman of the Year award
Fitting reward for inspirational lightweight gold medal winner at the World Championships
Jennifer O’Connell: ‘Penneys has a special on Open To Meeting Someone underwear. Five for €3.50’
It’s convenient how Official Ireland chooses whether women are to be judged from the neckline up, or the belt down, based on the context
O'Neill finalises Ireland squad for Nations League matches
Stephen Ward went to see a specialist on Monday over a persistent knee injury
Harry Arter is back in provisional Ireland squad
Declan Rice is not included and Sky Sports report that he has declared for England
FAI declines to comment on implications of Keane-Arter row
O’Neill can ill afford to be without the services of the Cardiff City midfielder for upcoming matches
Declan Rice declines call up for Nations League opener
‘England have spoken to him, we are aware of that and he is taking a little more time’
Thousands turn out for protest over clerical abuse
Stand For Truth rally at Garden of Remembrance began at same time as the papal Mass
Pope Francis to visit the Dublin street where John Paul failed to stop
Former pontiff sped through area ‘faster than a joyrider’
Pressure is on as the Kingdom come to Clones
With Kerry still smarting from defeat by Galway, this could be Monaghan’s chance
Gardaí appealing for help to find missing 29-year-old woman
Rachel Garland was last seen in Dublin city centre on Saturday morning
Councillors voice opposition to sale of Magdalene site to hotel chain
Dublin City Council says €14m sale is ‘once-off opportunity’ to develop inner-city area
Loyalist killer Gary Haggarty released after reduced jail term
Ex-UVF commander’s release comes four months after he was handed 6½-year term
Murder accused fears for safety after prison transfer, court told
No reason given for move, other than governor’s decision was to ensure order and security
Hutch funeral told: ‘This is a family, not a cartel’
Funeral takes place in Dublin of gun murder victim Derek Coakley Hutch (27)
UVF ‘serial killer’ will walk free after turning informer, victim’s son claims
Loyalist supergrass Gary Haggarty ‘allowed to kill at will’, says Kieran Fox
Buffalo ‘Bills Mafia’ looking forward to their day in the sun
Dave Hannigan: First NFL play-off spot in 18 years beckons in Florida for die-hard fans
Meeting to be held over sale of Magdalene laundry to hotel group
‘All memory of what occurred in this place will be erased’ if building sold, says councillor
‘What did Donald Trump do? Did he bomb everywhere?’
Irish children express hopes and fears for the future in time capsule inside acorn sculpture
UVF 'supergrass' evidence to be used in Belfast murder trial
Two Catholic workmen were shot dead in a sectarian UVF attack in 1994
Thirteen suspects in ‘supergrass’ case will not face trial
Evidence of loyalist paramilitary Gary Haggarty will not be used against group
From East Wall to Leitrim: ‘Kilty’ welcomes new families
Kiltyclogher launched a ‘families wanted’ campaign to save its school – and it worked
‘You were always in the clutches of the nuns’
Former residents describe degrading treatment at church-run Magdalene laundries
Mayo make the most of second chance to overpower Roscommon
Stephen Rochford's team rediscovered their essence as top four contenders
Croke Park experience ‘money in the bank’ for young Roscommon
Fatigue not a factor for Mayo, says Stephen Rochford, giving credit to the opposition
Gary Haggarty pleads guilty to 200 UVF crimes, including murders
Life sentence likely to be reduced due to loyalist ex-commander’s ‘supergrass’ role
Who were ‘Supergrass’ Gary Haggarty’s five murder victims?
Ex-UVF commander pleaded guilty to the five murders committed between 1994 and 1997
Roscommon’s Neil Collins relishing the unknown in New York
Conquering the fashion industry in New York, and what’s gone wrong for the Rossies?
Funds for services provided by Catholic church in Dublin down
Share collections alone dropped over 10% in five years as demand for services grows
Bog oak, dog prints and a Nazi tureen: the antiques tourists want
Owners of antique shops reveal the eclectic gifts visitors to Ireland covet the most
Man shot in Dublin was receiving first aid after earlier hit-and-run
Investigators attempting to establish if attack is linked to Kinahan-Hutch gangland feud
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