The Irish Times

Why radicals went quiet on Europe

Far right and left parties have quietly been dropping their hardest eurosceptic policies

Sat Jan 22 2022 - 01:00

Michael Collins's vision of Irish freedom has been vindicated – Varadkar

Tánaiste says ratification of the Anglo-Irish Treaty 100 years ago was stepping stone

Fri Jan 07 2022 - 10:22

Europe Day: Leaders call for sustainable, peaceful future

EU’s past mistakes reveal importance of social cohesion, says Michael D Higgins

Sun May 09 2021 - 15:13

We’re not as rich as we have been told to think we are

Patrick Honohan shows how GDP inflates the value of Ireland’s economy

Thu Feb 04 2021 - 17:30

EU rankings wrong on Irish prosperity, says ex-Central Bank chief

Irish economy ranks between eighth and 12th in EU, says Patrick Honohan

Thu Feb 04 2021 - 12:30

John O’Reilly – architect who nurtured and deepened profession’s ties with rest of Europe

An Appreciation

Sun Dec 06 2020 - 18:01

Ireland would join Nato if price of joining EEC, TK Whitaker said

RIA historic documents: Monnet questioned if Ireland could face demands of free trade

Mon Nov 23 2020 - 21:00

Brexit adds to SME cocktail of risks as State finally launches Covid loans

Joe Brennan: €2bn credit guarantee scheme comes as UK and EU standoff continues

Fri Sept 04 2020 - 16:11

Slow progress on women’s rights across the world

Women enjoy three-quarters of the legal rights of men, study shows

Fri Jun 19 2020 - 04:15

Danger lurks in complacency about Ireland's place in the EU

World View: Lessons to be learned through the experience of defeated Remainers

Sat Feb 08 2020 - 01:00

Ireland after Brexit: Where do we stand in the EU?

There are important strategic challenges ahead in post-Brexit EU

Fri Jan 31 2020 - 01:00

Brexit Day countdown: How we got here, the complete history

After nearly 50 years of membership, Britain leaves the European Union on Friday

Thu Jan 30 2020 - 13:08

Explainer: Friday is Brexit Day, so what happens next?

Could there still be a disorderly Brexit at the end of this year?

Thu Jan 30 2020 - 12:58

State papers: Paisley ‘vigorously’ backed membership of EEC

Despite public histrionic denouncements, North’s first minister advocated getting ‘as much as possible out of the cow’

Sat Dec 28 2019 - 00:02

UK always welcome back in EU after Brexit, says Timmermans

Vice-president of European Commission says Britain ‘unnecessarily damaged’ by Brexit

Thu Dec 26 2019 - 09:18

Your business week: all the results, indicators and meetings

Netflix results due on Wednesday and a Central Bank conference on Thursday

Sun Oct 13 2019 - 18:00

Brexit Proof Q&A: ‘We are investing more in the Republic’

Tina McKenzie, chair of the Federation of Small Businesses is Northern Ireland and CEO of Grafton Recruitment

Fri Aug 09 2019 - 04:34

Calves sold in marts for less than 50 cent as beef crisis reaches extreme level

Senator says 380 dairy bull calves sold for less than a euro compared to €110 last year

Tue Mar 12 2019 - 20:10

Influential Irish economist and TCD academic Louden Ryan dies

Ryan played key role in formulating Irish economic policy in the 1960s and 1970s

Wed Nov 21 2018 - 19:01

The Irish Times view on Ireland and the EU: Echoes from the recent past

The six original EEC members were anxious for the UK to join but were initially cool on Irish membership

Wed Nov 14 2018 - 00:10

Le Pilly honours 177 Irish men killed in first World War battle

Triptych in blue stone marks three days of carnage in 1914 on ‘the forgotten front’

Mon Oct 22 2018 - 01:18

To age well, keep your mind and body active

Physical and mental fitness is key to staying healthy into old age

Mon Oct 01 2018 - 17:01

New Zealand may hold the key for post-Brexit Ireland

Ruadhán Mac Cormaic: We can learn a lot from the Pacific nation’s fate in the 1970s

Sat Sept 08 2018 - 05:00

Lemass’s legacy more complex than most assume, biographer claims

Former taoiseach was an economic moderniser but not socially liberal

Fri Aug 17 2018 - 21:42

Mourners told Martin O’Donoghue ‘a citizen of some distinction’

Congregation hears mercurial Crumlin native a ‘wonderful husband’ and good father

Tue Jul 24 2018 - 18:45

Poll to introduce Eighth Amendment in 1983 had 53.7% turnout

Highest turnout was to adopt 1937 Constitution, while next-highest was accession to EEC

Fri May 25 2018 - 20:20

Irish agricultural subsidies should be defended post-Brexit - committee

Report issued in advance of EU funding plan being published

Wed May 02 2018 - 16:24

British passports to go blue again after Brexit

‘Leaving the EU gives us a unique opportunity to restore our national identity,’ UK minister says

Fri Dec 22 2017 - 10:10

World View: Brexit puts Irish diplomats centre-stage

Iveagh House excels at big issues such as UN and EU. Brexit will focus its energies

Sat Nov 18 2017 - 05:00

Seán Óg Ó hAilpín pays tribute to War of Independence leader

Sean Moylan moved from military role to a politician who recognised value of education

Sun Nov 12 2017 - 16:09

Police ‘would have quizzed’ Heath about abuse allegations

Multiple claims would have merited questioning, although no evidence found, report says

Thu Oct 05 2017 - 20:45

Noel Whelan: Varadkar’s referendums are a political stunt

The plans are nothing but a weak Government trying to prove it has vision and durability

Fri Sept 29 2017 - 05:00

Britain seeks stronger security partnership with EU after Brexit

Latest position paper will call for pooling of UK and EU assets to combat shared threats

Tue Sept 12 2017 - 00:01

Irish-British relations: tensions rise as friends diverge

It seems clear strains over Brexit are leaking into the involvement of both countries in the North

Sat Sept 09 2017 - 00:05