The Irish Times

Downton Abbey sequel a litmus test for Irish cinemas after Covid

Owners of cinema groups keen to see audiences return to watch on the big screen

Tue May 03 2022 - 03:55

Ireland takes to its feet for climb with Charlie Bird

Former RTÉ news correspondent wants Saturday to be a day of ‘joy and celebration’

Fri Apr 01 2022 - 01:00

Mark Lanegan, the self-destructive musical underdog who came ‘home’ to Killarney

The grunge icon, who has died aged 57, never stopped making raw, rhapsodic music

Tue Feb 22 2022 - 23:23

Storm Barra: Schools, creches to close in 12 counties tomorrow

Clare under red wind warning overnight while orange alert extended to Dublin

Tue Dec 07 2021 - 22:59

Covid: Taoiseach says there were 87,000 no shows for boosters last week

5,590 new cases of Covid-19 with 505 patients in hospital of whom 117 are in ICU

Tue Dec 07 2021 - 18:13

Apps, grants, public transport: How to plug Ireland into electric revolution

Distance from public transport means many homes in rural areas have more than one vehicle

Mon Nov 01 2021 - 02:30

What to study? Take your pick

From science to music, diverse range of courses offers options for all interests

Tue Sept 07 2021 - 07:06

Two more swimming-related deaths as number in past week rises to nine

Monaghan boy (14) dies after difficulty in lake and man dies at harbour in Co Antrim

Tue Jul 27 2021 - 17:02

Man (60s) dies at Dollymount strand bringing to six number of swimming-related deaths

It is believed the man may have suffered a cardiac arrest while in the water

Fri Jul 23 2021 - 14:44

Snow and ice warning in place for most of country on Saturday

A status yellow rainfall warning also issued for counties Cork, Kerry, Waterford

Fri Feb 12 2021 - 21:55

Weather warning in place for western counties as Storm Bella causes outages

Hundreds of premises were still without power on Monday afternoon following storm

Mon Dec 28 2020 - 22:06

Speeds of almost twice the limit recorded during Garda operation

Small percentage of drivers continue to cause ‘the worst mayhem’ on the roads

Sat Dec 12 2020 - 12:23

Bishops should direct that all Christmas Masses be online, says priest

‘The best and safest option’ to avoid overcrowding and turning people away

Tue Dec 01 2020 - 16:20

People’s movement to work ‘down a third’ since October, says Google

Data based on phone location tracking finds mobility around domestic settings is up 14 per cent

Thu Nov 26 2020 - 15:16

Rise in seizures appears to show growth of knife-carrying culture

Garda data reveals increase across State, despite crime slide due to Covid-19 lockdown

Mon Nov 16 2020 - 03:01

John Creedon: The outsiders who left their names in Ireland

The influence of foreigners is still seen across Ireland’s place names today

Sat Oct 31 2020 - 06:00

Garda Covid-19 operation sees traffic volumes fall by up to 29 per cent

Donegal bucks trend and saw increase in traffic despite Operation Fanacht

Fri Oct 09 2020 - 07:17

Culture Night could be hit by new Dublin coronavirus restrictions

Some events will probably have to be cancelled if Dublin is raised to Level 3 on Friday

Thu Sept 17 2020 - 17:14

Gawping at other Irish people’s houses. It’s who we are

In Home of the Year, three experts pass judgment on architecturally ambitious houses

Wed Feb 26 2020 - 12:24

Further snow expected as country braces for arrival of Storm Dennis

Strong winds rip part of roof off national school in Achill, Co Mayo

Tue Feb 11 2020 - 22:07

Educate Together and ETBs awarded patronage of six new secondary schools

Harold’s Cross and Goatstown secondary schools to be run by Educate Together

Tue Dec 17 2019 - 17:11

Government to provide €16.3m for four rural tourism projects

Plans for ‘Norman Wexford’ attraction and ‘one of great gardens of the world’ in Waterford

Wed Nov 06 2019 - 21:29

Thousands of festive swimmers take a Christmas Day dip

Increasingly popular tradition saw beaches, coastal rocks and lakes packed with bathers

Tue Dec 25 2018 - 15:35

Storm Deirdre: Flooding and power outages around country

Girl (9) hospitalised in Cork city after being struck by falling branch

Sat Dec 15 2018 - 21:45

How much are you paying for childcare? Fees of more than €308 per week revealed

Average price of full-time daycare is up by 2.2 per cent, or almost €4 a week, report finds

Thu Nov 29 2018 - 05:00

Cockroaches on walls of Dublin eatery among reasons for closures

Food Safety Authority of Ireland issues eight orders against businesses in October

Thu Nov 08 2018 - 14:23

Two people die in road crashes in Co Cork and Co Mayo

Woman in her 60s dies after collision in Castlebar while man in his 70s dies in Co Cork

Thu Jun 14 2018 - 12:19

Water restrictions in Skerries to be temporarily lifted

Irish Water announces planned outages in the Athlone area amid fall in reservoir levels

Mon Jun 11 2018 - 20:46

Physical abuse between residents found at disability centre

Hiqa says five staying at facility in Limerick ‘did not live compatibly with each other’

Tue Mar 13 2018 - 19:43

Water shortages to remain ‘big issue’ for weeks

Irish Water says significant leakage problems have occurred in parts of south Dublin

Wed Mar 07 2018 - 18:49

Gardaí, defence forces assist homeless services

Several people sleeping rough were brought to emergency beds

Wed Feb 28 2018 - 12:41

New EU regulations for Irish seabass recreation fishery

Angling Notes: Fisheries minister Sean Kyne welcomes funding of €2.2m for 115 angling development and conservation initiatives

Mon Jan 08 2018 - 15:17

Majority of schools in top flight are single-sex

Research on the merits of educating boys and girls together or separately is mixed

Tue Dec 05 2017 - 04:40

Rain and floods bring road closures and disruption

Flash floods lead to traffic chaos across the country, with bitterly cold conditions to come

Wed Nov 22 2017 - 21:01