Haughey’s poetry among musings on family-created website

Poems discovered in Charles Haughey’s private papers after he died aged 80 in 2006

Fintan O’Toole: The enigma of Mary Lou McDonald

The Sinn Féin leader has a talent for intimacy, but she remains utterly mysterious

Mourners bid farewell to ‘beguiling’ critic Eileen Battersby

Grieving daughter Nadia pays tribute to mother and friend ‘inspired by generosity’

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10 years on: The ceremony that ‘marked the end of the Troubles’

Images of old enemies sitting together beamed around world

OPW keeping costs down in high-rent Dublin, chairman says

‘I don’t think we’ve crossed the €500/sq m mark yet,’ says Maurice Buckley

Former taoiseach Brian Cowen praises de Bréadún at book launch

Cúirt; Fish Short Story winners; Gavin Corbett at TCD; Cork World Book Fest

Dublin Shakespeare Society; Kevin Curran reading; All-Ireland Poetry Day; Trinity talk on Derry authors; hunger strike talk at UCD

Miriam Lord: Ireland could learn from gay marriage Bill scrum

‘It would have done the Argies proud, the way they ploughed into us,’ says Labour stalwart

Sinn Féin still influenced by IRA army council – Bertie Ahern

DUP to return to Stormont after publication of report about status of paramilitaries

Michael McDowell compares SF to De Valera and Collins

McDowell interviewed for new book written by former Irish Times political correspondent

Confessions of a primary school teacher and self-publishing phenomenon

There are serious undertones to humorous tales, says The Irish Times former bridge correspondent George Ryan

Talking about suicide

Ireland was the last country in Europe to decriminalise suicide

Iran is going out on a limb on nuclear accord and could yet face backlash

Opinion: Strong anti-Western feelings persist in the country influenced by history of interference

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