There’s nothing the Irish enjoy more than exaggerating their differences
Taoiseach Simon Harris wants people at the top of the island and those farther down to get to know each other better
Taoiseach Simon Harris wants people at the top of the island and those farther down to get to know each other better
Trade unions representing 170,000 workers went on strike on Thursday in what was the largest day of mass industrial action in 50 years
Television review: RTÉ is to be congratulated for an ambitious project that tries to reflect the successes but also the failures of the State
Archbishop remembers growing up in Derry during the Troubles, and tensions between Church and IRA
A life of protest fuelled by socialist convictions, hatred of injustice, and the excitement of rebellion, played out against convulsive changes in Northern politics and society
Northern Ireland election on Thursday: Parties designated ‘other’ sense a chance to move past old divisions
Party calls for fuel and rent caps and £15 minimum wage in election manifesto
Thousands of people walk in remembrance of the 50th anniversary of Derry massacre
The consequences of that day left a lasting impact on the lives of the people of Derry
The civil rights march of 1968 is seen as one of the starting points of the Troubles
What are the lines that connect a visual artist with the medium of sound?
Veteran rights campaigner announces decision after diagnosis with the neurological condition
land shot up in valueafter being eezoned for housing
‘Complacency set in, people thought they had the Covid pandemic beaten, and they socialised’
Although they disagreed on many things, the most English of games was common ground
Individual speaker’s award goes to Rachael Mullally representing UCD Law
For six decades, participants in the annual event have argued burning issues of the day
Debating taught me ‘to think quickly and speak slowly in unpredictable situations’
The first Irish Times Debate took place 60 years ago. Former student debaters look back
Last semi-final held in cadets’ mess at the Curragh Camp
It’s Sunday. Opt for an early feed of chips, or get in touch with body and soul?
The Troubles at 50: Rioting in Derry remembered by first-hand witnesses
Activist Bernadette McAliskey gives warning at event for 50th anniversary of the Bogside
Sinn Féin loses position as largest party in council as SDLP gains seats
Free Derry Corner has been a beacon of civil rights and political liberty for half a century
Some Derry activists are still campaigning for social justice in their native hinterland
FF leader rules out coalition but says apology from SF for IRA atrocities would be ‘very significant’
March led by those who were prominent in the civil rights movement
TV Review: Presenter Brendan O’Connor is outmanoeuvred by his chat show guest
RTÉ’s documentary about the 1968 protests is part history show, part personal journey
In Derry, he is being recast in Irish chieftain mould, in keeping with Republican tradition
Radio Review: Both O’Rourke and Cormac Ó hEadhra find politics difficult to stomach
Time to recall pivotal role played by a patriot, and that rare breed – the virtuous politician
DUP leader has hardened nationalist resolve like no unionist first minister before her
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices