How the Unrwa ban will deepen the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
In the News podcast: Unrwa head of projects John Whyte discusses the implications of Israel’s vote to ban the UN agency’s work
Hugh Linehan’s guide to watching the US election
In the News podcast: In the News podcast: Hugh Linehan on the best way for Irish audiences to follow the 2024 US election results
Number of complaints against taxi drivers reaches record levels
In 2O23 some 1,782 complaints regarding small public service vehicle drivers were recorded, with nearly half connected to a taxi driver’s failure to provide cashless payment
Man (19) dies in road traffic accident involving tractor in Co Galway
Male passenger was seriously injured on Saturday afternoon near Oranmore
TidyTowns 2024: Full list of winners as Ballincollig in Co Cork claims top prize
Westport in Co Mayo named Ireland’s tidiest large town and Ballynahown in Co Westmeath receives award for Ireland’s tidiest village
Dublin Fire Brigade experiences busiest Halloween in 10 years
Emergency callouts over Halloween period reach 494, up from 244 callouts in 2023
The Quinlan Files: the lifestyle, debt and bankruptcy of Derek Quinlan
In the News podcast: London Correspondent Mark Paul on the results of a 10-month investigation into Nama’s biggest debtor
Posthumous presidential pardons ‘lift the shadow’ from Kerry men hanged 142 years ago
President signs pardons for Sylvester Poff and James Barrett who were wrongfully convicted and hanged for murder in 1882
The rush to get ready for a general election
In the News podcast: Irish Times political editor Pat Leahy examines the implications of fast-tracking Bills through the Oireachtas
‘You feel you’re doing the State’s work’: volunteers step in to help asylum seekers
Community groups have been set up to volunteer services in the face of official inaction and an increasingly hostile atmosphere
Why are so many Irish restaurants suddenly closing their doors?
In the News podcast: Irish Times food critic Corinna Hardgrave discusses the challenges facing the Irish hospitality industry
Number of Ukrainian refugees living in State-provided accommodation falls by almost 17,500
Nearly 190 accommodation contracts for Ukrainian housing have ended since the start of the summer
Asylum seekers allegedly threatened with death after their location was posted on social media
Volunteers warn of tents being slashed and urinated on within hours of men setting up camp
Why was a 99-year-old woman put on trial for Nazi crimes?
In the News podcast: In the News podcast: Irish Times Berlin correspondent Derek Scally discusses the implications of Germany’s belated wave of Nazi-era prosecutions.
‘I don’t have the strength for it’: single mothers are being told to leave direct provision with nowhere else to go
For years, asylum seekers given permission to remain in Ireland have struggled to secure private rental accommodation