Irish Times - Opinion
The world has enough countries prepared to go to war. It needs some with no axe to grind
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What could hunter-gatherer societies teach us about climate change?1 hour ago
Why are AI firms bulk buying and pulping books? Because it's cheaper than paying writers1 hour ago
To most, YouTube comments are a cesspit. To me, they're a glorious accidental archive1 hour ago
Ireland's tech workers are learning the hard way about the risks of our economic model1 day ago
How Jason Arday's fabulous life and dramatic fall became a culture war battleground1 day ago
Government must stop enabling Sinn Féin's threats to Stormont1 day ago
Political violence was the decisive factor in the creation of the Irish Free State2 days ago
How animals behave in a solar eclipse is extraordinary1 day ago
Here's a radical idea for the Government: Start telling us the truth3 days ago
Do you sit on the fence? It could be your Irish Mind (but I'm not sure)3 days ago
Norma Foley's tradwives awareness campaign is absurd6 days ago
Most of Ireland's big targets on housing, infrastructure and families are stuff of fiction6 days ago
Three children were failed so badly, a judge found Tusla in contempt of court6 days ago
People who already have homes are denying them to others6 days ago
We must kill the myth that Irish independence was achieved through violence7 days ago
Christian Brothers' pursuit of this cynical legal strategy is abuse by other means7 days ago
Greenway pedestrians could be saved by the bicycle bell1 hour ago
Bizarre observation about violent offenders who are mothers1 hour ago
Public right of way in Irish countryside is being neglected1 hour ago
FAI 'brave' for not backing Infantino. What about Israel?1 hour ago
Dredging Moate: Frank McNally on an Anglo-Mexican surrealist with deep roots in Westmeath12 hours ago
Ireland's economy depends on the security of its financial systems11 hours ago
Re-turn needs to come clean on executive and board pay12 hours ago
No end in sight for student accommodation crisis1 day ago
Syria's former dictator's death sentence in absentia21 hours ago
Belfast's fleadh found space for Britishness in a celebration of Irishness2 days ago
Europe needs to start treating the climate emergency as a threat to our national security3 days ago
Encouraging public servants to take more risks is a terrible idea3 days ago
Maybe it's better if we never know the full cost of hosting the Ryder Cup in Ireland3 days ago
What would happen if Ireland followed Vienna by designing housing with women in mind?4 days ago
'Spermageddon': The male fertility crisis we need to talk about5 days ago
The Dunsink plan shows Ireland has a lesson to learn from the Soviets5 days ago
If Elon Musk is right and AI makes jobs extinct, what will we do with our free time?5 days ago
Limerick's experiment with a directly elected mayor may be last of its kind5 days ago
The number of Pioneer pins has fallen – but so too has alcohol consumption5 days ago
Netanyahu's career may be coming to a close, but what follows will not be much better7 days ago
An 18m crater on the Moon is the smallest of our Elon Musk-shaped problems7 days ago
When I briefly left home to go to a refuge, my housing assistance payment was stopped8 days ago
Donald Trump is right for once. The EU is soft on slave labour9 days ago
Ireland needs better hostels and more serviced camping sites9 days ago
Why is the US engaged in a 'forever war' with the International Criminal Court?10 days ago
Sardine Girl Summer: Now AI is deciding what we wear. Is that so bad?11 days ago
We are living longer. This is how workplaces need to adapt11 days ago
How can Ireland build a nuclear reactor when it can't even manage a children's hospital?11 days ago
The scale of corruption in Trump's second administration is head-spinning11 days ago
