Irish Times - Opinion
The jihadists who inspired 9/11 have something in common with Donald Trump
18 hours ago
Here is something you do not often see: an optimistic column on the climate crisis15 hours ago
The HSE has been ordered to destroy some patient records. This is wrong10 hours ago
Shannon is a symptom of the failure to decentralise the State1 day ago
The Magaverse is echoing the language of Ireland's most pro-data centre party1 day ago
'If you wake up after a night in Phoenix Park, you think: What is the point?'1 day ago
For all his delusion, Enoch Burke comes strangely close to acknowledging something real2 days ago
'Community care' is exposed as an empty concept when a carer dies2 days ago
There's no cost-of-living crisis for Ireland's quietly prosperous class. Who are they?3 days ago
Your guide to the four basic camps in Irish politics3 days ago
Free education was a gamble that is still paying off4 days ago
Apathy and ignorance south of the Border remain significant blocks to Irish unity4 days ago
See you in Doonbeg? I'll be there with my placard to welcome Trump4 days ago
Have podcasts like The Rest is History killed the 'Dad Book'?5 days ago
Sinn Féin should forget its absurd timescale for a Border poll and focus on the now5 days ago
They wanted to vaccinate their children. Their partners refused6 days ago
Frank McDonald was Dublin's greatest champion18 hours ago
Leaving Cert maths gender gap discussion needs wider subject context18 hours ago
New investment scheme cannot be called regressive18 hours ago
Heather Humphreys and sectarianism18 hours ago
Farewell to Sarah Moss's column18 hours ago
In search of Pietro Bossi: The Italian craftsman shrouded in the mystery of his life in Dublin18 hours ago
A political storm is gathering over Irish data centres4 hours ago
Red lines remain on both sides in Ukraine war5 hours ago
There are few signs of real progress in addressing child poverty1 day ago
Landmark victory for Germany's far right13 hours ago
Gardaí spending their time peering at NCT discs is one symptom of a wider problem1 day ago
Why I walked away from the Leaving Cert maths reform group2 days ago
A diplomat's advice on how Ireland should approach Trump's visit2 days ago
Northern Ireland has had several false dawns, but fleadh felt like a turning point3 days ago
I don't regret running for president. I do regret the sectarian undercurrent it exposed3 days ago
One in three can't afford to benefit from Government's regressive new investment scheme3 days ago
Europe does not need Patrick Collison to 'fix' it5 days ago
Children are turning to AI for advice. We have terrifying examples of where this can lead6 days ago
How worried should we be about this year's 'Super-Duper El Niño'?7 days ago
Should new citizens have to pass a language test? Peadar Tóibín vs Neil Bruton7 days ago
Many people who use crack cocaine are presenting in shocking conditions8 days ago
'De-demonisation' of Europe's far right clears ground for resurgence of fascist ideas8 days ago
I felt only confusion − even shame − about every choice I made as a parent9 days ago
Attempts to pass AI off as punk rock are deeply bleak9 days ago
Survivors experience Christian Brothers' litigation strategy as abuse by other means10 days ago
'Say sorry and put an end to it': Why are Thalidomide survivors still waiting for a State apology?10 days ago
The Irish Government is helping to usher in a new wartime economy in Europe10 days ago
Early access to all drugs for rare diseases is pie in sky unless we tax to pay for it11 days ago
There is little indication we have a plan for what to do if the AI bubble bursts11 days ago
The human brain cannot easily cope with very high levels of power. Why?12 days ago
