Organised religion provides balance to uncritical acceptance of facile ‘groupthink’
It provides a corpus of teaching which is the fruit of centuries of reflection
Dublin-based travel tech fund makes second investment
TeamABC invests in Coral Vita, which is working to restore dying and damaged reefs
What lies beneath – Claire Connolly on St Joseph’s cemetery in Cork and a botanical garden
An Irishwoman’s Diary
50 people to watch in 2021: The best young talent in Ireland
The hottest talent in politics, fashion, food, sport, activism, culture, tech and entrepreneurship
Aviva eyes 2020 dividend cut, explores Europe, Asia options
Company wants to scale back operations in other regions to focus on Britain, Ireland and Canada
Can buying the right petrol save your conscience and the planet?
Applegreen says it’s going to offset the emissions of its fuel, but does offsetting actually work?
No sponsor for Leopardstown’s 2020 Irish Champion Stakes
Qatar’s Qipco pulled their backing in April having sponsored the race for last six years
Bid to extradite Estonian hitman to Lithuania delayed
Imre Arakas jailed in 2018 for his role in a Kinahan cartel murder plot
Iftas: Normal People arrives too late for ‘virtual’ awards
Jessie Buckley and Niamh Algar among nominees for Irish Film and TV Awards
Make a Move to... Kilmainham: Cosy, cultured and convenient
This part of Dublin has seen lots of development but kept an old-world feel
Vita: addressing climate change by doing good in Africa
Irish Times Innovation awards finalist in the sustainability category bringing credibility to the impact of carbon credits
How to innovate for a sustainable future
In the first in a series of profiles on this year’s Irish Times Innovation awards, we look at the finalists in the sustainability category
Cardinal John Henry Newman: Canonisation imminent for ‘greatest of English prose writers’
Teachings on conscience had a big influence on Catholicism
Irish Times Innovation Awards: This year’s finalists are named
From ways to tackle climate change through to helpful peptides, home shopping delivery services to a new shower caddy, this year’s finalists show Irish innovators are hard at work
Could carbon-offsetting be making a charitable comeback?
Irish organisation Vita says it can offset emissions in a socially impactful way
Vita & Virginia: A tale of literary lovers fails to make waves
Review: Gemma Arterton and Elizabeth Debicki struggle in a strait-jacket of a script
Aperol spritz: how a Venetian aperitif became the drink of the summer
The tipple most commonly made with Aperol or Campari has gone from obscurity to ubiquity – thanks to its low alcohol content and endless variations
New Innovators revisited: slow starts and steep learning curves
Start-up founders reflect on challenges encountered on the entrepreneurial high wire
Lip balms: Rule No.1 – ditch the vaseline
Beauty: Moisture-starved lips need the best balms around – pamper your pout with these top products
Irish theologian Fr James Good dies after brief illness
Priest was sanctioned after speaking out against church’s teaching on contraception
See the Derry Girls sights or experience spring delights in Zurich
Travel Bag: Enjoy a state-of-the-art spa in the Algarve or visit Florence to celebrate Salvatore Ferragamo’s designs
Cancer Support Centres: Safe havens for people living with cancer
‘Often people with cancer put on a brave face and say they are fine but they’re not’
Orange is the new nothing: Our top picks for tanning
Beauty: Some of these are aimed tanning veterans, others at the lazy and nervous
Awkward, odd and disturbing sex remains a distraction at Cannes
Thank heavens for ‘120 Beats per Minute’ which communicates affection through sex
All of the pleasure, none of the work - quick beauty fixes
Laura Kennedy's Beauty Report: products to help you appear polished in a rush
Check-in: Luxurious Valentine’s Day packages
Photography workshop in Lapland, ‘insider’ travel guides and Disneyland Paris turns 25
Going out: Hidden in plain sight in Temple Bar
This new wine bar with fancy tapas at €3 each shows promise
Freewheeling holidays you can do at your own pace
Whether you’re a seasoned pro, or a big family group with cyclists of all abilities, there is a holiday for you
The beauty of Christmas: the best gifts for €30 or less
Makeup, skincare and scent that’s sure to please
See Naples and sigh
Long blighted by a negative image, Naples deserves to regain its place in the list of the world’s must-see destinations
Tánaiste urges new Clerys owners to show ‘decency’ to workers
Developments at Dublin store the ‘lowest level’ of financial capitalism, Burton says
New owners of Clerys should meet staff and unions, Seanad told
Minister of State for Jobs Gerald Nash says store closure ‘very shocking’
8½ review: the national anthem of Fellini
Half a century on, Fellini’s hallucinogenic masterpiece is the moviest of all movies
Review: PlayStation TV
A handy microconsole device that will end rows over who gets to use the main TV
Crosswords & Puzzles
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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