Irish Times - Opinion
Andy Burnham is right. Holding a poll to test the waters on unity should be off the table
6 hours ago
Children are turning to AI for advice. We have terrifying examples of where this can lead6 hours ago
How worried should we be about this year's 'Super-Duper El Niño'?1 day ago
Should new citizens have to pass a language test? Peadar Tóibín vs Neil Bruton1 day ago
They wanted to vaccinate their children. Their partners refused57 minutes ago
Ireland can't be a dumping ground for data centres other countries don't want1 day ago
For the sake of lost boys, we need to talk about masculinity2 days ago
Our politicians need to engage us with ideas as smart as the one for parents in New York2 days ago
Irish workers are going to have to work for longer. Politicians should face up to this2 days ago
If there is a strategic brain around the Cabinet table, it is being kept well hidden4 days ago
Families who end up in court are unhappy in strikingly similar ways4 days ago
The US's financial position is deteriorating rapidly. This is bad news for Ireland3 days ago
Irishman's 1860s speeches on Canada's right to self-determination could have been written last week5 days ago
Progress that appears solid can be all too easily undone6 days ago
Dolly Parton's death proves shared cultural reference points act as a social adhesive6 days ago
Ireland is hopelessly undefended7 days ago
Public health concerns ignored in fast-food outlets' big plans6 hours ago
Patients must have a genuine voice in radiotherapy equipment replacement programme6 hours ago
The taxman could end up benefiting from the new savings scheme6 hours ago
Simon Harris should save his speeches until budget day6 hours ago
Words matter in the reunification debate6 hours ago
Harold Holt, the Australian prime minister who disappeared while swimming6 hours ago
US bluster fails to conceal China's growing advantage15 hours ago
Unions fire warning shots ahead of public sector pay talks16 hours ago
Government needs a plan for capital taxes1 day ago
Irish bees are finally getting their due on labels1 day ago
Many people who use crack cocaine are presenting in shocking conditions2 days ago
'De-demonisation' of Europe's far right clears ground for resurgence of fascist ideas2 days ago
I felt only confusion − even shame − about every choice I made as a parent3 days ago
Attempts to pass AI off as punk rock are deeply bleak3 days ago
Survivors experience Christian Brothers' litigation strategy as abuse by other means3 days ago
'Say sorry and put an end to it': Why are Thalidomide survivors still waiting for a State apology?4 days ago
The Irish Government is helping to usher in a new wartime economy in Europe3 days ago
Early access to all drugs for rare diseases is pie in sky unless we tax to pay for it5 days ago
There is little indication we have a plan for what to do if the AI bubble bursts5 days ago
The human brain cannot easily cope with very high levels of power. Why?6 days ago
Photographing the first day of school will freeze the moment but not the memory7 days ago
What will you say when a child asks: 'Why are we driving a vehicle that is killing our planet?'8 days ago
It seems we will tolerate any wrong so long as it is small8 days ago
The discourse around super-thin is fraught: Could we replace it?9 days ago
As Trump poll ratings slide divisions threaten to fracture Republican Party8 days ago
We can and should do better for Gaza students seeking to study in Ireland9 days ago
College entry system is rigged in favour of comfortable classes10 days ago
How do we explain joy that went beyond traditional supporters when Mayo won All-Ireland?10 days ago
Ireland may not have mutant Blitz attitude to climate crisis but we have our own potent version11 days ago
There are lies, damned lies and AI: why I despise 'artificial intelligence'11 days ago
