Big developers might find it hard to build a strong legal case against rent reforms
Homebuilders are threatening legal action over what they say are unconstitutional measures
Trinity College Dublin (TCD)
Storm Chandra: Does climate change make small streams and more frequent flooding new risks?
As Johan Keating dragged sodden possessions from his home this week, the little river that trickled uneventfully through his life had left scars previously unimaginable
UCD and DCU students through to Irish Times Debate final
Final will take place on Friday, February 27th in Dublin City University
Tributes paid to Irish artist Richard Gorman following his death
Painter, sculptor and printmaker was regarded as one of Ireland’s leading abstract artists
No, objecting to the enormous wealth of billionaires is not begrudgery
Why do we only talk about alleviating poverty, but not controlling runaway wealth?
‘Worst not over’ warns Met Éireann as Storm Chandra floods homes and businesses in Wexford, Dublin and Wicklow
Met Éireann says risks ‘persist for the rest of the week’ amid more rainfall and slow drainage
‘You can never replace it’: The artist capturing precious memories from dementia patients
Mick O’Kelly’s powerful stained-glass art gives a view into the minds of people with cognitive impairment
Trinity researcher told ‘associate professor’ title is purely honorary
Man on €98,000 salary fails in Labour Court bid to secure annual pay rises
Why do one in 10 Irish youths believe the Holocaust is a myth?
Teacher says ‘nuance’ is lost online and some young minds are ‘struggling to decipher’ what algorithms put before them
Motherland star Philippa Dunne: ‘People love Anne, and it really touches me’
Mayo-born actor on her new play at the Gate Theatre, getting a ‘cringey’ photo with Joanna Lumley and Jennifer Saunders, and coming from a long line of women who ‘live into their 100s’
Trinity Hist and Army Cadet School provide winners at Irish Times Debate semi-final
Twelve competitors face off at Law Society of Ireland
Tourists react to Dublin as a top solo travel destination: ‘It felt instantly welcoming’
Visitors cite Temple Bar, Trinity College and friendly locals as pull factors for Dublin’s billing as a great place for lone travellers
Dublin named best destination in the world for solo travellers by Tripadvisor
Dublin ranked above Bali, Hanoi and New York as a top solo travel destination for 2026
Three people discharged from hospital after chemical spill at Trinity College Dublin
Incident took place at Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute on Tuesday morning
Irish start-up could improve EV battery life and performance
Drive, which recently won a Research Ireland prize, says cooling is the secret
‘My daughter, along with most of her classmates, seem laser-focused on going to UCD or Trinity’
She could sit down with her guidance counsellor in school and explore how her interests and learning style align with the available options
Monika Sears: war survivor who made a huge contribution to Holocaust education in Ireland
Her memoir From My War to Your Peace tells of the horrors of Nazi occupation and her incarceration in the Warsaw Ghetto
How Ireland got hooked on ultra-processed foods – and the only viable solution
Reformulating ultra-processed food as effective as low-tar cigarettes or guns with fewer bullets
Students from King’s Inn and solicitors’ society progress to Irish Times Debate final
The competition, now in its 66th year, took place at Rathgar Methodist Church in south Dublin
Thomas Moore and the Transatlantic, 1800-1840: A fluent voice and an open mind
A new account of Moore as a writer attuned to debates on gender, education, boxing, empire, enslavement and agricultural trade
Reform of free civil legal aid system ‘frustratingly slow’, says Chief Justice
Minister for Justice unable to comment on timeline for presenting Government with new proposals
Holocaust survivor, jeweller and table tennis maestro: Ireland’s oldest man dies aged 107
Josef ‘Joe’ Veselsky, who fled Czechoslovakia in 1948 after surviving the war, was Trinity’s oldest student in his 90s
Network puts focus on nutritious seasonal food for people and planet
Local producers want to build closer connections between Irish consumers and farmers
Legacy of the Troubles continues to affect mental health and wellbeing of people in North
Study finds current rates for post-traumatic stress disorder in over-50s in region as high as almost 5%
‘Emphatic’ rejection super-junior ministers challenges surprises constitutional lawyers
Ruling that cabinet confidentiality applies to anyone privy to its meetings described as ‘quite significant’
Dublin comedian Rachel Galvo on using her ‘extremely privileged’ upbringing for comedy
Dublin-born, London-based Rachel Galvo dreamed of starring in Les Mis, but then her career in comedy took off
More than 66% of homeless people in Ireland are in Dublin, report finds
Focus Ireland highlights ‘urgent need’ for stronger prevention measures
Indie star Kean Kavanagh: ‘When I saw Paul Mescal score a goal I was nearly moved to tears’
The former GAA star’s new album, The County Star, is a salute to both the Irish midlands and the US state of Texas
The politics of renaming streets, roads and public spaces
Row over Herzog Park in Dublin is only one of many in Irish history about the naming of places
Event guide: CMAT, Ash and the other best things to see in Ireland in the week ahead
November 29th-December 5th, 2025: The best music, theatre, art and more coming your way this week
Medicinal properties of nature not to be underestimated
While being out and about is the ideal, even having and interacting with houseplants in the cooler season could be helpful
Europe ‘a little bit removed’ from US and will be more realistic in future decisions, says Kenny
Former taoiseach given inaugural Trinity European Laureate Award in recognition of Irish EU presidency in 2013
How to earn €100,000 a year for reading the newspaper
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Building a platform to allow companies handle the huge amount of data that goes with AI
Hopsworks founder Jim Dowling followed the example set by Chris Horn in moving innovation from academia into the business world
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