Meat plant worker sues over Covid-19 infection
Offaly man behind first known damages claim involving virus case in a meat factory
Inside the battle to ‘save’ private schools as funding is questioned
Principals, fearing an end to State subsidies for the sector, plan a rear-guard action
To fee or not to fee: Has Covid sparked a private school revival?
Enrolments (and fees) are up, but fee-charging schools say they need more State support
Rate of Covid-19 in Carndonagh, Co Donegal now five times national average
Latest data shows high levels across Border counties but improving situation in Galway
Court challenges over mother and baby homes report adjourned for two weeks
Cases lodged involve claims final report does not accurately reflect evidence given
Philomena Lee among five given leave to challenge mother and baby homes report
High Court hears a failure to allow submissions on draft report breached fundamental rights
‘A matter of great sorrow to us that babies died while under our care’ say nuns
‘They betrayed vulnerable women, themselves, their calling and the caring message of Jesus Christ’ – Archbishop
Mother and Baby Homes report: 9,000 children died amid high infant mortality rate
Three-quarters of all children born in or admitted to Bessborough in 1943 died in infancy
‘Bristling with energy’: The Irish town regenerated by Covid-19
Ballaghaderreen is among the towns seeing a return of young people and fresh ideas
Ireland’s only boarding school for primary children to reopen
Fundraising drive leads to restart of private school where fees range from €7,000 to €14,000
Lukashenko defies public fury over claims of rigged election
Brutal crackdown in Belarus as autocrat leader calls on Kremlin military backing
West raises pressure on Belarus to end bloody crackdown on protests
Autocrat Alexander Lukashenko blames unemployed ex-criminals for demonstrations
Up to 600 meat-plant workers have Covid-19
In wake of Siptu claim Fianna Fáil leader tells the Dáil that situation ‘gravely serious’
Tipperary woman in Washington: 'I miss the closeness of family right now'
Denise O'Reilly says the US capital city was slow to react to the coronavirus pandemic
Inquiry report into mother and baby homes may be delayed
Exceptional length and general election flagged as reasons that could stall publication
Irish PR executive Brendan Bracken dies
Bracken founded his own public relations agency in 1991 and his clients included CIÉ and Bank of Scotland
Inquiry launched as Civil Defence uniforms appear on market stalls
Clothes were donated in 2017 to Waterford-based disaster relief charity for use in Pakistan
Fancy a stay in Ireland’s quirkiest cow shed?
The Cow House near Stradbally is a playful take on big house living in a very small space
Three Irish doctors to be remembered 10 years after Air France crash
Jane Deasy, Aisling Butler and Eithne Walls all died in mid-Atlantic disaster
Single mothers and their children paid price for ‘innate deference’ to Church
The State did not adequately oversee mother-and-baby homes says commission member
Mother and baby home report delayed by late release of documents
Commission received 250,000 pages from Department of Health weeks from deadline
Mother and baby homes commission seeks extension to finish report
Commission of investigation to seek additional year to complete final report
Irish boarding schools see surge in enrolment from ‘Brexit bounce’
Fee-paying schools report growing interest from Spanish and German families
Women who had children ‘forcibly taken’ still face discrimination
Philomena Lee refused right to give evidence in public to mother and baby home inquiry
Wildfire victim’s mother already lost son and husband tragically
‘Rosemary is well used to tragedy,’ says family friend and priest Fr Shea Casey
Parents to be surveyed on demand for non-Catholic schools
Education: 90% of primary schools remain under the patronage of Catholic Church
Painting of ‘Black and White Coffee Pot’ by William Scott fetches €65,000 at de Veres
Diamond ring makes €73,900 at John Weldon
‘We found families with roots in the Black and Tans’
Student-led project on the War of Independence unearths ancient secrets
Irish Victoria Cross winner to be honoured in Laois hometown
Rathdowney man Jack Moyney endured days of enemy fire before leading men to safety
Auction results and forthcoming sales
Moorcroft china vases make 12 times top estimate of €500 at Adam’s attic auction
Man in his 40s found stabbed to death in Co Tipperary
Woman arrested after gardaí called to apartment early on Sunday morning
Irish Times Best Shops competition: Keeping it in the family
Best family-run shops competition draws a big response from readers
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