IT Sunday

This new project will focus on the inter-connectedness between North and South, between Britain and Ireland, but also between the constituent parts of the UK and within Northern Ireland itself

IT Sunday: New features, new formats and some new voices as we prepare for the electoral contests to come

Your guide to the latest subscriber-only columns from David McWilliams, Fintan O’Toole, Roe McDermott, Corinna Hardgrave and more

An Irish Times investigation sheds new light on practices of controversial landlord Marc Godart

The latest subscriber-only columns from David McWilliams, Fintan O’Toole, Roe McDermott and moreIT Sunday January 7th

In this age of mobility, with societies and economies more closely connected than ever, global events are also local stories

IT Sunday: Death of Sinéad O’Connor, Dublin riots and RTÉ pay scandal were just some of the stories to hold readers’ attention this year

Why fees for Ireland’s most prestigious private schools are on the rise; 30 ways to improve Dublin; and the 2023 Food Oscars

IT Sunday: There are a record number of fossil fuel lobbyists at Cop28, pushing their usual myths

IT Sunday: What the world needs now is an acknowledgement from all parties of the need to phase out fossil fuels

Fintan O’Toole on riots in Dublin; David McWilliams on modern politics; and Roe McDermott’s latest advice column

Ashling Murphy murder sentencing and Irish citizens being evacuated from Gaza among week’s events

Violence against women is relentless, writes Una Mullally, as Rosita Boland hears the views of locals in Tullamore

IT Sunday: Food Month kicking off at The Irish Times and the fallout from the Rugby World Cup final among the events of the week

David McWilliams asks why Irish women don’t strike over gender pay gap; Yousef Palani attacks leave LGBTQ+ community bereft but not surprised

Response to Israel-Hamas war creates several controversies while Rugby World Cup approaches climax without Ireland

Ireland crash out of the Rugby World Cup; EU response to the Israel-Hamas conflict is an ugly mess; and the death of Chuck Feeney - the ‘James Bond of Philanthropy’

IT Sunday: David McWilliams writes that Ireland’s commercial property market is on brink of collapse, while Pat Leahy looks at just what it costs to run Ireland

IT Sunday: Fintan O’Toole on how ‘mainstream media’ has become a rhetorical device, not a description of reality and Fiona Reddan on what the best mortgage option is as interest rates soari

IT Sunday: Elsewhere this week, extraordinary scenes at the Dáil, while Fintan O’Toole writes about the Russell Brand allegations

IT Sunday: Latest columns from Trish Murphy, David McWilliams, Cliff Taylor and more

IT Sunday: Is Britain ready to embrace Ryan Tubridy? A Michelin contender in Kilkenny, and a reader asks advice on whether he should remain married

IT Sunday: Read the latest columns from David McWilliams, Fintan O’Toole, Roe McDermott, Trish Murphy and more

IT Sunday: This week Kathy Sheridan writes about the criticism of Lucy Letby’s parents, while Ken Early reflects on Spain’s soccer prowess

IT Sunday: Fintan O’Toole on the current issues at the HSE; plus the latest advice columns from Trish Murphy and Roe McDermott

A manifesto to revitalise Dublin, how to tackle hoarding banks and a farewell to Sinéad O’Connor

IT Sunday: Culture, sport and politics prompt articles this weekend on Ireland’s past, present and future

IT Sunday: In a week where Ireland lost one of its greatest ever singers, the realities of climate change continued to dominate news headlines

Historic moment in Irish sport at Women’s World Cup, while Barbenheimer makes for an exciting weekend in film

IT Sunday: Latest columns from Fintan O’Toole, David McWilliams, Hugh Linehan, Trish Murphy, Roe McDermott and more

IT Sunday: Deaths of two Irish teenagers on Greek island leave school community numb; while Una Mullally argues for a new direction for Dublin’s O’Connell Street

Fintan O’Toole writes that RTÉ abandoned public interest during Covid, while David McWilliams explains how Ireland became the most expensive country in Europe

IT Sunday: Fintan O’Toole’s latest column, David McWilliams on the fascinating history of maths, plus our latest advice columns

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Census finds Ireland’s Polish community is getting smaller – why are Poles returning home?

IT Sunday: Pension repayment queries and the death of Tina Turner were both topics that garnered interest this week

‘Two things in life change you as a person and you are never the same. They are love. And grief,’ Stardust inquest told

IT Sunday: ECB rate rises impact boomtime buyers: ‘They are being hit by the sharpest rise in interest rates in recent history’

A new chapter in the story of the Stardust fire and David McWilliams ponders the commercialisation of emotions