Irish in Australia: ‘We are in for a few hard years’
Many Irish down under aren’t running for the exit, despite a looming recession
So you’re thinking of emigrating? You haven’t a lot of options
Borders are closed and visa programmes on hold - but there are glimmers of hope
Irish in New York: City ‘looks and sounds like a war zone’
Protests against killing of George Floyd continue in epicentre of Covid-19 pandemic
‘For a time I felt Ireland was a narrow, Catholic, little dump. I feel less angry now’
From the archive: What did returning emigrants make of Ireland in 1989?
Criminal assets: Six Irish houses with dark pasts
Jessbrook, former home of convicted criminal John Gilligan, is ‘sale agreed’
Non-recognition of qualifications is a major barrier for returning emigrants
Three years after the Government identified this as an issue, little has been done
Why is it taking us so bloody long to buy a house?
House Hunter: We were very naive starting out, and didn’t cop that the sums appearing on the property price register were for houses advertised up to a year previously
Nurses, come home to Ireland . . . and to a headache
The HSE is calling emigrant nurses back but returnees face a bureaucratic 'nightmare' trying to get registered
Your Christmas foodie fails: ‘My mother went into the bathroom and counted to 20’
We asked you to share your festive dinner disasters. Here are a selection
Irish Times writers win seven prizes at journalism awards
Newspaper wins most 2017 NewsBrands Journalist of the Year awards of any title
‘Irish Times’ dominates nominations for journalism awards
Annual awards celebrate quality original journalism in national newspapers
Join Irish Times Abroad for live talk about returning to Ireland
Readers in Ireland and overseas can watch and join in the discussion tonight on Facebook Live
Noel Whelan: Votes for emigrants? Don’t hold your breath
Little substance to announcement 1,265 days after convention’s recommendation
‘Motherhood is a choice’: artists respond to ‘Repeal the Eighth’
In advance of International Women’s Day, artists offer illustrated responses to the Eighth Amendment
Undocumented Irish urged to be ‘calm but vigilant’
Fear growing over administration’s plans to clamp down on illegal immigration
Returned Irish emigrants asked to share experience of coming home
Survey is intended to help other people prepare for their move back to Ireland
‘Living in Perth means I can parent my way’
Alicia Butler: ‘I breastfed Alice until halfway through my pregnancy with Annie, I don’t think I would have been able to do that at home’
Irish Women in the World: Joan Freeman and four other active advocates
Showing solidarity with and speaking up for people who are suffering
Squeezed Middle: ‘The cost of living in Dublin is crazy’
Meet the Voters: Enda Whelton lives in Portlaoise, works in Dublin and his family lives in Co Clare
Unemployed: Being out of work is demoralising, especially when you keep hearing about ‘recovery’
Meet the Voters: Kevin Flaherty has not worked since construction sector collapsed in 2009
Small business owner: ‘The recession was swallowing us up’
Meet the Voters: Kate Lawlor pays tax and PRSI. ‘It is unfair there is no social welfare for me’
Absolute beginners: learning to ski in Val Thorens
From Nervous Nellie to Confident Ciara in just a week, Ciara Kenny learns to love the slopes high in the French Alps
Certificate of Irish Heritage abandoned after low uptake
Just 2,925 people splashed cash for paper proving Irish roots
50 ways to keep calm at Christmas
Feeling overwhelmed already? Christmas doesn’t have to be so stressful.
Diaspora Deenihan: ‘I have to move fast’
The first Minister of State for the Diaspora has no more than 20 months to make an impact. So what are his priorities?
Irish take up last 3,850 Canadian work visas in half an hour
All permits available for Irish working holidaymakers allocated promptly last night
Hundreds protest outside Ukrainian embassy in Dublin
Clashes between police and anti-government demonstrators have killed at least six
Fall in Irish pharmaceutical exports hits trade surplus
Value of exports falls 5% in November leading to lowest trade surplus in 5 years
‘There’s nothing like being at home for Christmas’
Around 660,000 passengers expected to pass through Dublin Airport over festive season
Irish Times receives 29 award nominations
The newspaper dominated in a number of categories including that of Columnist of the Year for which it received four of the six nominations.
Ex-public servants targeted in new Irish Aid recruitment drive
Scheme to concentrate on skilled retirees in their 50s and 60s with useful experience
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