Donohoe set to remove banker pay caps
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
‘A psychic told my partner I would cheat on her, and now I am being driven out of the relationship’
Tell Me About It: There have even been long periods where I have to sleep in the spare room as I can’t be trusted enough
By Trish Murphy
So far nobody wants the Presidency and its quarter-of-a-million euro salary. Why?
Campaign savagery proves the system works because it weeds out the inexperienced, self-deluded and fantasists
House not private for drowned Leinster House fox as TDs serve up groundhog day of Dáil sniping
‘It seems the last shower did damn all because they were too busy preparing for the general election, but new boy Micheál wouldn’t know anything about that’
By Miriam Lord
Data centres and other large users of electricity to be allowed to build and operate own lines to power plants
Department of Energy proposal will depart from norm of ESB having exclusive right to own such infrastructure
Famed Ivy to open second restaurant on Dawson Street
Asian-inspired Ivy Asia inks deal for ground-floor space at landmark building redeveloped by Paddy McKillen jnr
Drogheda lands with full planning for 198 new homes guiding at €8m
28.52-acre site near town centre readily accessible via newly constructed Port Access Northern Cross Route
Fully let Tallaght retail investment for €1.6m offers buyer 10.25% yield
Fortunestown Shopping Centre is generating €180,560 in annual rental income
‘Yeats was the mage, but AE was the sage’: Why George William Russell deserves to be a household name again
A luminous centre of the Irish literary renaissance, a figure of world importance
By Adrienne Murphy
Charity: making plans to support a good cause with a bequest in your will
Most people have a charity they would like to support but cost-of-living pressures can make it difficult to find the money day to day
By Joanne Hunt
Brews with a view: The best bars around Ireland for a sunny day pint
Fourteen go-to spots for the finest outdoor pints - nothing beats old-school pubs perched in stunning coastal areas
By Ali Dunworth
Serve: My Lost Years at the Heart of Ireland’s Opus Dei: ‘Catholicism on cocaine’
Anne Marie Allen’s strikingly angry memoir recalls the years she spent working as an unpaid skivvy for the Catholic Church institution
By Andrew Lynch
Darragh Ó Sé: There’s an air of finality around Kerry after losing to Meath
The problem isn’t the injuries, it’s that so many of the next wave of players are untested at the highest level of football
By Darragh Ó Sé
Letters to the Editor, June 18th: On Russia’s military strength, Mayo and getting shirty with T-shirts
Deterrence is the best way to avoid war in the face of an aggressive regime
‘Make sure those clothes are burnt’: How relatives aided Ashling Murphy killer Jozef Puska
Trial gave insight into killer’s home life and efforts by his brothers and sisters-in-law to thwart Garda investigation
By Eoin Reynolds
Man takes case against Ryanair after flight took off without him and his family
Judge was on verge of confirming settlement when airline’s barrister said she had been instructed to defend claim
By Conor Pope
Should electric car incentives be more creative?
Helping to separate electric-vehicle myths from facts, we are here to answer all your EV questions
By Neil Briscoe
Johnny Sexton on the lure of the Lions
Armagh and Donegal lead the way in power rankings; Gerry Thornley on Leinster’s success story
Israel-Iran escalation may see rainy days ahead
Political figures are citing the global uncertainty as a reason for prudence in the upcoming Budget 2026
By Ellen Coyne
AIB set to leave State ownership
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Official documents are quietly disappearing from departmental websites. Why?
The range of departments engaged in this alarming disappearing act suggests it is not accidental
‘Dublin is very multicultural, which I love. But there’s also this weird energy in certain areas’
Hamza Pirimo from Uganda came to Ireland in 2024
Colum McCann: ‘Diane Foley’s story was inherently dramatic – mother meets son’s killer, then forgives him
The novelist has turned American Mother, his book about the executed journalist James Foley, into an opera with the composer Charlotte Bray
By Derek Scally
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