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The 19 loyalist murders investigated by North’s Police Ombudsman

Inquiry covers RUC’s handling of UDA/UFF attacks between 1989 and 1993

Fri Jan 14 2022 - 00:02

Another Life: From climate indifference to eco-anxiety

Michael Viney: Two new books chart the Irish response to climate change over the years

Sat Jun 05 2021 - 06:00

Injury-ravaged Offaly snuff out Meath in opener

Meath burn bright early on, but Offaly jump on the front foot to win by 16 points

Mon May 10 2021 - 06:00

Man involved in high-speed car chase jailed for three and a half years

Court heard man threw garden equipment out of stolen car windows as gardaí followed

Tue Apr 20 2021 - 16:34

Homemade Irish bread – but where’s the flour from?

One Change: For a truly homemade loaf consider using wheat grown and milled locally

Sun Nov 22 2020 - 00:00

Phil Healy still undisputed as fastest Irish woman after national sprint double win

Sean Tobin claims first national title over 10,000m at national track and field championships

Sun Aug 30 2020 - 20:42

FAI look to extend term of current board as divisions deepen over Government deal

Association plan to hold a series of three egms in relation to fractious reform process

Tue Jul 14 2020 - 20:29

Salvage sale of the century from a curious collector

Gerry Derry spent decades buying and selling extraordinary items from across the world

Sat May 16 2020 - 06:00

Carry on trading: The businesses working hard to keep us fed, and workers paid

Meet the business owners who have had to change overnight to keep going during the Covid-19 crisis

Sat Mar 28 2020 - 10:00

20 ‘inspirational’ teachers shortlisted for new national award

New initiative aims to recognise contribution of the teaching profession to society

Mon Sept 16 2019 - 18:55

Angling Notes: Ellis and Callaghan claim the honours at Lough Melvin

Fortieth year of four-day trout championships attract a bumper turnout

Mon Sept 02 2019 - 06:00

Student from Mohawk nation completes Gaeltacht course

Tahothoratie Cross was the first participant in a new annual scholarship programme

Fri Jun 21 2019 - 18:59

Rescuing a ruin on Henrietta Street: ‘The bank just didn’t want to know’

Georgian house riddled with dry rot has been converted for quality corporate lets

Sat May 11 2019 - 00:00

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News, views and opinions from Student Hub contributors and Irish Times writers

Fri Apr 26 2019 - 15:19

Tús caoithiúil le chaidreamh nua le Náisiún na Móhácach

Súil ag Ceann Fine Náisiún na Móhácach go gcuirfidh an scéim nua le stór eolais a mhuintire

Mon Apr 22 2019 - 21:23

Campaign for Twitter messages in Irish hopes to beat record

Taoiseach lends support to #TrasnaNadTonnta campaign

Tue Feb 05 2019 - 08:29

Inside Dublin’s oldest shop: the Read’s story

Rescued from Nama, a house on Parliament Street that sold knives for 250 years has been given a whole new lease of life

Sat Dec 01 2018 - 00:00

Car insurance case lifts the lid on a litany of fraud cases

Withdrawal of case represents a significant victory for Aviva

Sat Oct 13 2018 - 06:00

‘Male chauvinist’ Ireland: 5 things we learned from latest British state papers

Observations about Mary Robinson and Charles Haughey among documents

Sat Jul 28 2018 - 06:00

Retailer ordered to pay €7,000 to worker sacked for selling a beer on Good Friday

Woman says she made genuine mistake in selling bottle of alcohol on the day

Tue Jul 03 2018 - 15:32

Ireland’s one and done captains don’t enjoy a stellar record

If Johnny Sexton captains side during Australia tour he will be looking to break a mould

Wed Jun 06 2018 - 17:41

Hayes solicitors appoints three new partners and five associates

Managing partner said the appointments reflect increased activity in the market

Wed May 09 2018 - 16:52

‘Twice as many’ empty homes in Ireland as a normal market

Country has just over 2m dwelling units, equating to one unit for every 2.35 people

Tue Feb 14 2017 - 17:46

Plan for Clerys a ‘breathtaking disregard’ for decent business

OCS Properties has applied to Dublin City Council for permission to convert store into a hotel, shops, offices and bars

Sat Jul 30 2016 - 06:00

The raiding of D2: seeking the truth on Clerys closure

Deirdre Foley and her company D2 Private are contesting the seizure of material

Sat Jul 16 2016 - 12:39

‘I have coeliac disease so now it’s time for a posh G&T’

GP Pat Harrold has found out he can’t take gluten, so beer – aka bread in a jar – is off the menu

Sun Jul 10 2016 - 05:45

Clerys purchased after ‘secret’ meetings, court told

Inspector alleges decision to wind up company not made independently of applicants

Fri Jul 08 2016 - 21:39

Wexford beat Kilkenny by 70 points in minor mismatch

Dublin, Westmeath, Louth, Kildare and Meath all secure wins

Sun Apr 17 2016 - 18:35

‘Sir Dan Donnelly’, Ireland’s unbeaten underdog and scourge of English fighters

At the Curragh 200 years ago, the Dublin pugilist was facing defeat when a kiss from his manager’s sister revived him and a legend was born

Sat Nov 07 2015 - 18:24

Challenge to order that man stay away from water meter installers

Counsel says ‘passionate water charges protester’ James Kelly having rights breached

Mon Jun 22 2015 - 17:38

Rebel Yell: the Cork renaissance?

Cork’s ‘little hum’ of creative confidence is building to a crescendo, its artists say

Fri Feb 13 2015 - 00:00

Cautious welcome for Alex White’s rural broadband roll-out

Delays in implementing broadband strategy compared to ‘draining the Shannon’

Tue Nov 25 2014 - 01:00

From Altar of Plagues to the altar of pop

James Kelly came to niche international attention in the Cork black metal band. His new project couldn’t be more different

Mon Jul 14 2014 - 01:00

Newfound Sounds for May

Listen up: New music from Brigid Power Ryce, Let’s Set Sail, James Kelly/WIFE, Teishi-1, Slow Place like Home, Elastic Sleep, The Holy Sparks and Glimmermen

Fri Apr 25 2014 - 00:00