The Irish Times view on State apologies: words are not enough
This will be the eighth apology since Bertie Ahern’s landmark address to Dáil Éireann in 1999
This will be the eighth apology since Bertie Ahern’s landmark address to Dáil Éireann in 1999
Taking services away has greater political cost than not providing them in the first place
Plus: Fianna Fáil hits the road, Ireland at the cleaner end of corruption index, and ‘startling’ number of passports stolen
The association has never impacted on the Áras to the same extent as on the Dáil and Seanad
The ‘never again’ mantra that followed the crash led to a decade and a half of regulatory reforms
A new Irish Times podcast series looks back at the crash with the benefit of 14 years’ hindsight
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
There are some warning signs that the corporation tax ATM could be on the verge of running out of cash
Cistercian College Roscrea to move to co-educational model from September 2026
Plus: Defence Forces spending on Pilates sounds like a bit of a stretch, Michael McGrath discusses European master plan in Cork and Independent TDs take us back to the past
Kidnapping of dissident Tohill in 2004 heightened tensions, with McDowell comparing Sinn Féin to Nazis
Former taoiseach sits on advisory board of GetTangi Corp which sees Trump return to White House as ‘potentially transformative’
Owners of rugby fan favourite the Chop House were in dispute with rugby body over rented home in Dublin 4
Web Summit’s Lobbying Register absence; why Simon Harris won’t lodge in the Phoenix Park; and more bad news for EV drivers
It’s like no other job in the country. If you think anyone can do it, you have no idea what’s involved
State papers: An MP colleague also remarked that Mandelson’s tunnel vision was his greatest strength and his greatest weakness
Party leader accuses media of ‘cheerleading’ Sinn Féin as if outcome of the next election is a ‘slam dunk’
House in Farmleigh Estate, refurbished for use as taoiseach’s residence by OPW, rarely used by office holders
Clara, Co Offaly, native spent a year in hospital, after suffering a bleed on the brain four years ago
Ryan Tubridy has a sense of timing, but Montrose behaves as though the outside world hasn’t changed since Gaybo's heyday
Senator Gerard Craughwell claims ‘secret arrangement’ allowing British intercept aircraft in Irish airspace ‘unconstitutional’
Micheál Martin speaking at launch of book on decarbonising Europe by Dr Eddie O’Connor and Irish Times journalist Kevin O’Sullivan
Moya Doherty was right to have challenged Micheál Martin about the Government’s inaction on public-service broadcasting reform
Fianna Fáil had little choice but to call an election in which the coalition parties were routed. The Tories could meet same fate
AIB is emerging from the pandemic in a strong position given its earnings potential and rising interest rates
The party will opt to ‘make Northern Ireland work’ . . . for now
Some of State’s biggest listed businesses have invested heavily in sanctions-hit Russia
Séan FizPatrick and two of the bank’s directors played golf with Brian Cowen
Budget 2022: Pension and welfare increases reflect focus on cost of living
Many properties transferred to trusts set up shortly before publication of Ryan Report
Controversy over report far from over following commission chair’s robust response
The Irish Times satirist on the X case cartoon, those worms and his inability to draw
Minister is continually compared to some other, fantasy minister who would do a far better job
Agenda: The subvention argument tends to view the North as a deadweight, a financial burden to be shouldered by whatever entity follows
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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