The Irish Times

Shelbourne Hotel granted extra time to investigate statue removal

Dublin City Council asking hotel to address alleged planning permission breach

Fri Aug 28 2020 - 16:13

Two former Shelbourne Hotel statues on show in Dublin docklands cafe

Figures on display at Café Bar H, Grand Canal Quay, which is owned by Rita Crosbie

Wed Aug 19 2020 - 20:20

Dublin City Council begins action against Shelbourne Hotel for removing statues

‘Shelbourne Four’ must be ‘freed and reinstated’ – Senator Michael McDowell

Thu Aug 06 2020 - 11:19

Shelbourne Hotel statues do not depict slave girls, says leading art historian

Catalogue from which the statues were chosen calls them Egyptian and African women

Fri Jul 31 2020 - 10:42

Rainbow Milk: Bracing debut on racism, rent boys and religion

Book review: Paul Mendez’s semi-autobiographical novel is vibrant and original but sometimes a little uneven in its telling

Sat May 02 2020 - 06:00

Are you a ‘bad sleeper’? Here’s why you keep waking up at 3am

If you find yourself regularly waking up without any apparent reason – what can you do about it?

Fri Feb 28 2020 - 06:00

Beau Lotto: How to rewire our brains to spark innovation

The neuroscientist and author's Lab of Misfits helps brands engage with customers

Thu Feb 20 2020 - 04:45

Cliff Taylor: Change is easy to talk about but hard to deliver

To have any chance of progress, a fair economic wind will be essential

Sat Feb 15 2020 - 01:00

Jean McConville’s murder, the Boston tapes, Gerry Adams and the Ivor Bell trial

Long read: Tapes which implicated Gerry Adams deemed inadmissible in Belfast trial

Thu Oct 17 2019 - 15:00

Optimism may hold secret to longer life, study suggests

Optimists not only live longer in general, but have a better chance of reaching 85 or older

Tue Aug 27 2019 - 09:30

Worldcon mad: a collision between science fiction and Flann O’Brien

Important principles from the catechism of cliché and a parallel development

Fri Aug 16 2019 - 18:00

Using hotels for homeless families has ‘destructive impact’ on children

Children in emergency accommodation not developing properly, says report

Tue Jun 11 2019 - 00:01

Men Behaving Badly signalled the start of ‘Lad Culture’ - we just didn’t see it

We invariably look in the wrong places for inappropriate content

Sat Jun 01 2019 - 05:00

Expert warns major challenges are not being faced around housing

Call for significant investment in Ireland’s stock of publicly-owned housing

Mon Apr 15 2019 - 20:26

Continental life rich in opportunities for cancer researcher

Wild Geese: Dr Joseph Regan, research scientist with Bayer AG in Berlin

Fri Apr 05 2019 - 05:56

Eat your veg: fruits, fish and vegetables linked to a longer life

Research finds one-fifth of deaths are associated with poor diets

Thu Apr 04 2019 - 09:01

Big business explores empathy to improve bottom line

Spotlight shifts to empathetic bosses when it comes to retaining staff and attracting talent

Fri Feb 15 2019 - 05:40

Nasa spacecraft ‘phones home’ after far-flung flyby

Probe sends message that takes 10 hours to reach Earht from edge of our icy solar system

Tue Jan 01 2019 - 17:32

Living Architecture: Investigating the interface between biology and architecture – a new vision for homes and cities

Living organisms can be used in the construction of buildings and to heat and light them

Thu Dec 27 2018 - 06:00

This means war: psychologists try to make sense of Brexit

What are they thinking? When it comes to Brexit, the answer has several layers

Mon Dec 10 2018 - 00:52