The Irish Times view on the latest poll with Ipsos MRBI: Ominous signs for coalition
Only option for three main parties to retain support is to stick together
The Irish Times view on the UN at 75: ‘Our best prospect for peace’
For all its noble ambitions, the UN remains rooted in great-power politics through the vetoes of permanent members of the Security Council
Higgins view on Defence Forces’ pay reflects ‘Government concern’
Tánaiste indicates no ‘huge concerns’ about President’s backing for improved money
President signs Criminal Law Bill 2018 into law
The legislation is part of Ireland’s commitment to combating violence against women
The Irish Times view on Anglo-Irish relations: old tensions rekindled
Whatever happens in the next few months, political leaders will have to work at ensuring good relations between the two countries are maintained
The Irish Times view on climate change: Government inaction is shameful
Alarm bells ringing from the Vatican to the Phoenix Park
The Irish Times view on the presidency: Higgins declares for a second term
A contest appears inevitable, and that is no bad thing
The Irish Times view on the presidency: Higgins should set out his stall
Michael D Higgins has been a fine president, but if he wants a second term he should set out a vision for the next seven years
Rediscovering the fundamental EU value of solidarity
Ireland should support Macron’s rallying cry as new vision is needed to re-energise bloc
Majority want President Higgins to seek second term - poll
‘Irish Times’/Ipsos MRBI poll shows significant minority of voters oppose his candidacy
The death of innocence in the Battle of the Somme, but what have we learned a century on?
They walked unflinching to their deaths across the muddy, pitted landscape into the machine guns and the intact lines of barbed wire
Breda O’Brien: The good ship Enda sails merrily on
‘The degree to which this Taoiseach has been given free passes is quite extraordinary’
UK lays on a right royal show for visit of China’s President Xi Jingping
Another episode in Europe’s courtship of Beijing
Enterprise Ireland stresses need for local presence in China
Companies warned not to come in for quick buck but to commit to market
Homeless facility for 17 people opens in Wicklow town
‘Well over’ 200 homeless persons in Wicklow and number is heading towards 300
First World War was a ‘horrific event’, says President Higgins
Representatives of some 70 countries mark the 100th anniversary of the war in Belgium
Protesters heckle at Cross of Sacrifice ceremony
President Higgins urges respect for those who fought in first World War
Cross of Sacrifice for Irish war dead unveiled in Dublin
Republican groups interrupted ceremony at Glasnevin Cemetery with catcalls
British royal to attend unveiling of Cross of Sacrifice in Glasnevin Cemetery
Memorial is first such in Republic
Those who denied the truth of Christine Buckley’s story, silent since her death
Month’s mind Mass in Dublin’s Pro Cathedral on Friday next
Abortion Act to become law from start of January
Minister for Health signs commencement order and regulations
Mandela’s legacy a challenge for leaders, says Eamon Gilmore
Tánaiste says Soweto service will be an ‘opportunity for world leaders to reflect on what we need to do to carry forward his ideals’
Council of State calls for Constitution discussion on merits of religious oaths
Article could cause an ‘embarrassment to atheists, agnostics and humanists’
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