Joanne O’Riordan: Barcelona Femeni breaking barriers for women’s soccer
Team finished with perfect season in Spain, with 159 goals scored and just 11 conceded
The Lumineers in Dublin: a spectacular show
Parisa Zangeneh is a Lumineers convert after seeing them perform at Dublin’s 3 Arena
Johnson’s reshuffle shows how fearful he is of upsetting anyone
No one sacked as PM changes team in sign of anxiety about no-confidence vote letters
Flying home for Christmas: ‘I was like a child getting off the plane’
Families greet loved ones at Dublin Airport as 45,000 expected to pass through daily
A murder-for-hire scheme and a lawyer who tried to fake his own death
Reporter Mandy Matney scrutinised a US family until they became impossible to ignore
Poly to create 200 jobs in Ireland as it opens Galway centre of excellence
Jobs will be added over five years in new research and development hub
Working at GB News ‘almost gave me breakdown’, says Andrew Neil
Former BBC journalist says he ‘couldn’t be happier’ to have severed ties with company
Wildfire: Nika McGuigan burns brightly in her final performance
Review: Border psychodrama has impressive visuals and excellent performances
Flags, chants and badges at Trump’s first post-presidential rally
The former president’s supporters gathered in force in a small rural county in Ohio
Kamala Harris criticised for telling Guatemalan migrants not to come to US
‘We can’t help set someone’s house on fire and then blame them for fleeing,’ says AOC
Gsoc interviews garda who fired fatal shots in killing of George Nkencho
Ombudsman to examine mental state of Mr Nkencho before his death
Hollywood star Armie Hammer accused of rape
Twenty-four-year-old claims actor raped her for more than four hours in Los Angeles in 2017
Funeral of George Nkencho told of family’s ‘daily trauma’
People asked to be patient and ‘let the law do its work’ as inquiry into death continues
White Men Can’t Jump is about so much more than basketball
In Ron Shelton’s hands, sport is the universal story-teller, the great revealer of character
‘The way many of these songs have been embraced by queer people is incredible’
It’s a Sin creator Russell T Davies and director Peter Hoar on the 1980s’ uncoolest anthems
Patrick Freyne’s favourite art: Things that should be trash but are actually brilliant
Z Nation, The Monkees, Buffy and 2000AD are fine examples of brilliance by stealth
George Nkencho’s sister says she opened door to him before he was shot
Gloria Nkencho will tell Gsoc she informed gardaí her brother had mental health issues
Trump claims election being ‘stolen’ as Biden in touching distance of victory
‘If you count the legal votes, I easily win, if you count the illegal votes they can try and steal the election from us’
How to survive Level 5 Covid curbs? Stay as busy as possible
‘The worst thing about cocooning was the feeling that it would never end’
Twelve artists elected to Aosdána
Association honours new members in artforms such as writing, drama, dance and film
So long, Coogan’s: Covid-19 wipes out a little piece of Irish America
The New York Irish pub had to shut its doors on St Patrick’s Day. Now they won’t reopen
‘The more of the novel I read, the more it made me think of Marian Keyes’
Mia Gallagher’s speech to launch Alan McMonagle’s new novel at Hodges Figges
Tanya Sweeney: Bare-bulb hipster chic is over but are we really going back to chintz?
Chintz is so busy it rarely looks dirty, with fabrics so durable they can be wiped clean
In a lot of ways, RTÉ's Twink tribute depicts her as a whistleblower
Patrick Freyne: Twink seems to have her own studio audience in her house
Pride Parade: Day of special moments as Rainbow Revolution sweeps Dublin
Garda Síochána, GAA and Macra na Feirme all make debut appearances in key LGBT+ event
Latest movies reviewed: All films in cinemas this week rated
The Irish Times what-to-see guide to the movies now in cinemas across Ireland
Some Like it Hot, A Star is Born, The Wizard of Oz ... and other great remakes
Great directors like Hitchcock and DeMille weren’t above having a second go at their own films
Labour reaffirms policy that identifies second referendum as ‘an option’
May wants talks with Labour over common approach to Brexit to conclude by the middle of next week
Hundreds gather in ‘anger’ at vigil for Lyra McKee
‘We also gather in celebration of a daughter, sister, lover, journalist, and remarkable human being’
Brexit’s most disturbing aspect is the casual adoption of extremist views
Brexit Britain has gone from the promises of sunny uplands to sounding like Gloria Gaynor – ‘we will survive’
British Labour ‘would impose whip’ to back second Brexit referendum
Senior backbencher Caroline Flint warns move could mean rebellion of up to 60 MPs
Windsor Davies obituary: booming-voiced star of British TV sitcoms
Best-known for ‘It Ain’t Half Hot Mum’, Davies had hit single with ‘Whispering Grass’
UK request to delay Brexit would be ‘shameful’, Boris Johnson says
Tory MP claims EU will be more ‘flexible’ with concessions closer to UK’s March 29th exit date
Dublin Feminist Film Festival screens terrific ‘The Seen and Unseen’
Few women have senior creative roles in film. Kamila Andini’s movie is an exception
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