Irish Times - Opinion
'It'll be grand' is not a plan for when the real emergency strikes
17 hours ago
If the children of Nazis can honour my family in Treblinka, we can all find a path forward17 hours ago
An EU human rights body set out five scenarios for Europe in 2040. Four are nightmarish1 day ago
Fear and misunderstanding continues to cloud discussions of women in Church leadership1 day ago
Europe can't go back. It must learn to live without America8 hours ago
Bono is right - we need to not surrender to the melancholy17 hours ago
Silicon Valley's broligarchy bet everything on Trump. What will they do now?1 day ago
Security guards on the streets of Dublin are not 'another Ice'. They are also not a solution1 day ago
Simon Harris thinks Ireland is addicted to spending. As Minister for Finance, he'd know1 day ago
What will happen to Ireland if the AI bubble bursts?2 days ago
Ireland's towns offer part of the solution to the housing crisis. We should seize it now2 days ago
Democrats routed Republicans in the US midterms. But can they capitalise on it?3 days ago
Patrick O'Donovan wants us to leave his health out of it. If only it were so simple3 days ago
It's no wonder Irish people are approaching love like a mortgage application4 days ago
How different would NI politics be if there were a few pubs around Stormont?4 days ago
Europe must stand up to Trump if our freedoms are to be preserved5 days ago
Garth Brooks: An act of kindness17 hours ago
Letters to the Editor, November 9th: On managing the economy, defending Ireland and losing your phone17 hours ago
A data centre suggestion from out of left field2 days ago
Ireland has lessons for us Americans seeking to overcome 'Trump trauma'1 day ago
Politicians on the wrong track altogether regarding RTÉ2 days ago
Losing my veneer and our long obsession with the perfect smile4 hours ago
The Irish Times view on the Dublin meetings: the capital brought to a standstill4 hours ago
The State must manage the risk in its housing policy4 hours ago
New short-term letting rules likely to have a limited impact1 day ago
A welcome step in rebuilding EU/UK relations1 day ago
We are in a security 'grey zone' – the liminal space between peace and war2 days ago
Death knell for the Trump era has rung2 days ago
How Garvaghy Road became a new-generation civil rights campaign and a win for nationalism3 days ago
Fine Gael has forgotten its purpose. It doesn't need 'renewal' – it needs an identity4 days ago
Ireland's child protection system is a high-stakes game of Jenga5 days ago
Martha Stewart dressing up as a socioeconomic crisis was a perfect reflection of the times6 days ago
Daniel Geary: Five things to look out for in the US midterms6 days ago
Innovative solution to housing crisis has been under our noses all this time6 days ago
Minister's refusal to answer questions on house prices reveals confused state of housing policy7 days ago
The loss of a person who feels essential to us is a pain that alters us forever7 days ago
Is the Irish boarding school becoming a thing of the past?8 days ago
Could the US have its own Serbia moment in Tuesday's midterms?8 days ago
Why the silence of Ireland's church leaders in these dark days of Donald Trump?8 days ago
View from Israel: Palestinians voted with one voice. The opposition cannot ignore them9 days ago
Why are interest rates so high – and how exposed is Ireland?9 days ago
There's a reason comedians like Joanne McNally rarely make good Traitors11 days ago
Jaded rhetoric and trite stereotypes about neutrality are inflaming triple lock debate11 days ago
DUP's tough talk on Sinn Féin exposes the bind Gavin Robinson's party finds itself in12 days ago
Children being denied legal representation is yet another shameful failure by the State13 days ago
Ireland is set to miss major climate targets. We should be angry13 days ago
