The Irish Times
I can’t remember when I last saw a bottle of milk
My copy of The Irish Times is delivered daily, but my milk is not
The news learned to follow us everywhere. No wonder we are hiding from it
Many people no longer feel they have control over when they read the news as outlets chase engagement
What to do if you suspect a spy in your midst in Ireland
Six easy steps, plus appendix, to root out foreign intelligence assets operating in Ireland
Leafing through a discovered magazine from 1966 a glaring absence struck me
A perusal of The Irish Times Annual Review of 1966 leaves me slack-jawed over an era where the patriarchy truly ruled Ireland
Bill Kenneally victim: ‘He said if I told anyone, he had the pictures to show I enjoyed it’
A chance discovery that his childhood abuser still had access to boys led Jason Clancy to make a decision that would lead to justice but also a personally difficult journey
‘My mother and father had plain food, and we were well reared’: Walburga Monaghan as sharp as ever at 107
Walburga Monaghan’s mind remains as sharp as ever despite being one of Ireland’s oldest people
Business to Arts announces shortlisted finalists for annual awards
€25,000 will be presented to successful artists and art organisations on the night
Blessed are the drivers who use an indicator when turning
Recognition also for drivers who deliver The Irish Times in hail, rain or snow
All the best to Irish Times sports writer Johnny Watterson
He also wrote of his brother’s killing with immense courage and humanity
Farewell to a devout reader and letter writer
Long-time contributor to Irish Times letters page has signed off in his 100th year
Wide of the target regarding voluntary hospitals
Many of these institutions have been responsible for some of the most important advances in Irish medicine
Ex-TD Jim Glennon described convicted child abuser as ‘friend’ with ‘infectious energy’
Indian Embassy representative, HSE project manager and co-founder of children’s charity among those who gave references for Daniel Ramamoorthy
Irish people trust major news brands, but are switching off more, report shows
Trust lowest among younger people and highest among over-65s
30 years since Nuala O’Faolain’s Are You Somebody? ‘Vibrating with hurt. It leaves a mark’
In her best-selling memoir the Irish author and journalist ‘excavated her own soul and, in so doing, helped us look more closely at ourselves’
This is Also a Love Story by Sally Hayden details ‘extraordinary people’ in ‘unthinkable situations’
This is Also a Love Story, written by Irish Times journalist Sally Hayden, was launched in Dublin on Friday
New book on Irish dancing ‘feis fixing’ scandal by Irish Times journalist launched
Dirty Dancing by political correspondent Ellen Coyne ‘a quintessentially Irish story’ told with ‘empathy’ and ‘intellectual rigour’
Dana settles defamation action against The Irish Times
Scallon brought defamation actions against news organisations over reporting of a trial involving her brother
Journalist and historian Dennis Kennedy dies
Kennedy was The Irish Times deputy editor from 1982 to 1985
Dan Flinter obituary: Low-key business leader had critical roles in transforming economy
Founding chief executive of State agency to promote indigenous firms, he also held many posts in private sector
Winning words
Thanks, Frank McNally, for memories of entering The Irish Times’ weekly writing competition
Dan Flinter, former chairman of The Irish Times, dies at 75
Kildare native had varied career in public, private and non-profit sectors
Author Cathy Kelly: ‘I doubt there’s a writer alive who hasn’t used personal battles in their work’
If you’re absolutely full of fear and anxiety, sit down and find a pen/laptop, says seasoned novelist
Outsider by Paul Cullen: Moving memoir holds a torch up to cruel attitudes of the past
Cullen’s journey of discovery is the type that can haunt its reader in the middle of the night
Inside the Irish Times printing press: Calm, orderly working at breakneck speed
The Irish Times facility has three presses, meaning staff can print three titles at the same time - each press creating up to 70,000 copies per hour
Dublin bus crash victim was a man whose ‘stress-free rhythms’ defined his life, funeral told
Former Irish Times employee Frank Daly (85) was killed when he was hit by a bus on North Earl Street last week
Sinn Féin senator alleging defamation may deliver late reply to defence, judge rules
Chris Andrews claims he was defamed in Irish Times article concerning Sinn Féin response to October 7th Hamas attack on Israel
UCC and Kings Inns come out tops in first Irish Times debate semi-finals
Sixty-sixth annual contest took place at University College Cork on Friday
Tusla took ‘unprecedented’ steps to accommodate minor it considered most vulnerable in the State
Judge directed the easing of stringent reporting restrictions in the proceedings, noting the significant public interest issues
Local news in crisis: ‘We spend all of our money all of the time so we’re always short and scrambling’
It’s a tough time for the local titles, but they have one ‘superpower’ - the trust of their community
The Irish Times sells its majority shareholding in WLR FM to Daily Mail Group
Des Whelan will continue as a part-owner of the Waterford-based broadcaster
Irish Times journalist Mark Paul wins award for business news story of the year
Mark Paul secures award for story relating to Irish property financier Derek Quinlan’s bankruptcy in the UK
Irish Times journalist wins award at Mental Health Media Awards
Kitty Holland was recognised for her investigative reporting on historic institutional confinement in State-run asylums
My long happy career as a science columnist with The Irish Times
A column that helped launch the modern era of Irish Stem communication
Garry Moroney appointed as chief executive of The Irish Times media group
A technology entrepreneur, Moroney has been chief executive of travel management platform Roomex for the past six years
Further orders relating to care of vulnerable minor granted by High Court
News organisations made application to judge in respect of reporting restrictions
Saipan the movie: Roy Keane-Mick McCarthy flashbacks too much for this traumatised fan
Dreams of what might have been at 2002 World Cup still as vivid as day the Cork man stormed out
Irish Times group almost doubles profits as revenue comes in marginally higher
The Irish Times DAC reports turnover of €115.6m with subscriber base of 143,000
Avoiding the temptation to replace journalists with AI is crucial for news media
Publishers are feeding press releases into large language models that churn out hundreds of finished stories
Business to Arts Awards 2025 recognise €3.6m in business support for the arts
Corporate winners included the EPA, Drogheda Port Company, Xestra Asset Management, Henry J Lyons, and Spencer Lennox
Where does Mairead McGuinness’s shock withdrawal leave the presidential race?
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
Israel increasingly isolated as more countries sign up to recognise Palestine
Even allies such as Germany are moving towards recognition in light of worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza
Irish Times chess columnist JJ Walsh retires after 70 years: ‘Everything has to come to an end’
Walsh surpassed the world record as the longest-serving chess columnist in 2016 and kept going
VE Day 80: The story of The Irish Times’ most famous front page
Editor Bertie Smyllie was determined to celebrate the Allied victory and get it past the censors
A handful of billionaires and a million artists in penury: big tech’s effect on culture, and what you can do about it
Hugh Linehan: This is my last Ticket column. I’ve seen huge changes over my 25-year involvement with the section. But there’s cause for optimism
Daily Mail owner Lord Rothermere in a spot of bother with his Dublin tenants
Plus: Marc MacSharry will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree; Sammy Wilson’s silence; and Henry Kelly’s political allegiance
Irish Times journalist honoured for coverage of BT Young Scientist & Technology Exhibition
Kevin O’Sullivan receives Founders Medal for coverage of exhibition over more than a decade
Why do so many news sites look so boringly similar? Because they have to play by Google and Meta’s rules
But that hegemony will end, perhaps soon. If you value good journalism and good design, give someone you love a newspaper subscription this Christmas
Fintan O’Toole on his career: ‘You had to learn to live with the fact that some people despised you’
The Irish Times columnist has made a new documentary about his life for RTÉ. Here he looks back on a career that he began as the Michelangelo of Tipp-Ex
Renowned Irish scientist Dervilla Donnelly dies aged 94
‘Remarkable woman with an extraordinary career’ taught at UCD from 1956 and became an internationally respected chemist
The Irish Times wins four awards at Irish Food Writing Awards
Winners announced across different categories at a ceremony in Dublin’s RDS on Thursday
Tributes paid to barrister and former Irish Times journalist Peter Hamilton
A junior counsel since 2021, Hamilton died unexpectedly on Monday
The Irish Times buys live GAA scores app Score Beo
App will help titles enhance GAA coverage, says media group
Irish Times group returns to profit as revenues climb 5%
Media company recorded growth in digital subscriptions and printing contract revenue last year
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Stardust
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