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Driverless cars will take longer to get on to roads than advocates anticipate

Matching current collision rates will never be acceptable and some challenges are beyond manufacturers’ control

By Emmet Ryan

The Brooklyn, Swords review: One star for the worst chicken burger I’ve ever tasted

And the the poor battered fish. It’s also the worst I’ve ever had, anywhere

By Corinna Hardgrave

Let Me Go Mad In My Own Way by Elaine Feeney: An ambitious, thoughtful, nicely layered book

A novel written in transparent, unshowy prose, enabling the narrative to maintain its focus on the protagonist

By Éilís Ní Dhuibhne

Letters to the Editor, June 5th: On immigration, trade union dues and red squirrels

These individuals are not a burden; they are essential to keeping European economies functioning

Only the introduction of Tina’s maiden name could stir a response from ‘monster’ Richard Satchwell

Richard Satchwell’s self-centred delusion still had capacity to surprise after a five week trial

By Miriam Lord

Bonnie Raitt in Vicar Street: a healing night of welcome warmth and real soul

The Grammy-winner brought the house to its feet with I Can’t Make You Love Me

By Pat Carty

Ireland finish behind Slovenia despite victory in Cork

Lancaster a shrewd appointment for Connacht; GAA championship hinges on “decision-makers” like Clifford writes Darragh Ó Sé

By Mary Hannigan

Government must bring clarity on policy to hit housing targets

Housing

By Myles Clarke

Zara boss buys Nama’s final docklands office block and Dalata says no to €1.3bn offer for hotels

The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk

By Dominic Coyle

Denis Donaldson’s family urges inquiry into killing and ‘who may have pulled the strings’

Statutory inquiry with ability to receive information from Northern Ireland needed, says family solicitor

By Colm Keena

‘I’m worried: My ex-husband and I have been invited to a wedding’

Tell Me About It: The problem is my family – they think I am soft and stupid for giving in to him

By Trish Murphy

Gordon D’Arcy: Leinster don’t need to act like South Africa, but they can learn from their winning mentality

Leo Cullen’s men are last Irish province standing this season and must back themselves to win URC

By Gordon D'Arcy

Are you living beyond your means? You may have money dysmorphia

How to tell if there’s a disconnect between how you feel about your finances and reality, and how to fix it

By Joanne Hunt

CHI consultant at centre of review did not fulfil on-call hours for three years due to ‘health issues’

Consultant saw twice as many patients in weekend clinic as his regular weekday equivalent

By Shauna Bowers and Martin Wall

I am often asked by students how to plan for a career in research. I tell them to move abroad

Ireland has the opportunity to lead a new generation of European research by acting quickly to increase funding and supports

By Tomás Ryan

After Dolly Alderton’s party, I decided to ditch the impostor syndrome that’s dogged me

A man introduced himself to me as Nick Hornby but I’ve interviewed Nick Hornby before and it wasn’t the same man

By Róisín Ingle

HSE acquires 16-acre Swords site and offices for more than €20m

Former Hertz facility in Seatown is close to proposed stop on new Metrolink transport service

By Fiona Reddan

View from South Africa: Rugby is there to entertain, which is exactly what Jaden Hendrikse did against Munster

South Africa skipper backs teammate at centre of wink storm and urges Munster to ‘get over it’

By Albert Heenop

Fully let Swords office investment guiding at €6m offers buyer 14.5% yield

Block 3 Woodford Business Park is occupied by three tenants, including the OPW

By Ronald Quinlan

Barge restaurant on Grand Canal in Dublin 4 on sale for €350,000

La Peniche is on a lipstick-red landmark vessel that ferries diners between Mespil Road and Ranelagh bridge

By Alanna Gallagher

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