Judiciary – not just gardaí – face questions about past actions
Implications of judges’s decisions can have far-reaching consequences for those involved
Seán Moran: 1956, when polio ravaged Cork and hopes of a treble evaporated
Coronavirus is not the first public health crisis to delay the All-Ireland finals
From TB to polio: GAA is no stranger to disease disruptions
For decades TB stalked Ireland like a spectre and claimed a number of GAA players
What sold for €740k and less in D14, Glenageary, Clonskeagh and Clontarf
Four out of five home in this price bracket sold for under the asking prices
The Irish Times view on Dublin Pride: Resistance and celebration
The revolution in Irish laws and social attitudes is one of the major national achievements of the past half-century. But in many corners of the world, the struggle remains as dangerous – and as vital – as it ever was
What sold for €385k in Milltown, Ringsend and Sallynoggin
Budget bought a D4 cottage near Google, a turn-key home in D6 and a duplex with views in Phibsborough
Supersized Ranelagh home on a third of an acre for €5.25m
Sherry FitzGerald co-founder Mark FitzGerald sold this home twice before buying and transforming it
What sold for €440k in Grand Canal, D5, Dún Laoghaire and Stoneybatter
A corner cottage in D7, a docklands apartment, a Raheny semi
What sold for €980k in Dublin 8, Sandycove, Rathfarnham and Kinsale
A gem in central Dublin, a seaside semi or a Cork townhouse
The Irish Times view on polling day: make your vote count
For only the second time, an incumbent president is seeking a second term
What sold for €450k in Inchicore, East Wall, Sandycove, Glasnevin
A D3 fixer-upper, sea views in the suburbs and a city-centre apartment
Trump fans, artists and farmers: The people who would be Ireland’s president
The election race starts in earnest next week. A hard road lies ahead for the hopefuls
Higgins campaign to echo same-sex union and abortion strategy
Advisers run the rule over successful tactics in pursuit of second term for incumbent
Why does Michael D Higgins want a second term?
President is due to announce his candidacy next week – but what will he do with it?
History on Higgins’s side if he hopes for re-election as agreed candidate
Growing consensus that political parties will back President for second term
What sold for €320k or less in Dún Laoghaire, Crumlin, East Wall and Tramore
City cottages, a lofty apartment and a sunny southeast villa fell within this budget
Former chief justice's fishing lodge on the shores of Lough Conn for €650K
A keen fisherman the late Tom O’Higgins bought Levally Cottage near Pontoon from Olympic gold medallist David Cecil
What has sold for €400K in Rialto, Dundrum and Dublin 4?
These sellers sought one price but got another. Not all were higher than the asking price
Liam Cosgrave, former taoiseach and Fine Gael leader, dies aged 97
Obituary: Liam Cosgrave was first elected to the Dáil at the age of 23
Landmark Sandycove beach house sells for €1.3m
Neptune Lodge, between the Forty Foot and beach, on the market since 2015 for €2.5m
Oliver Callan: Michael D Higgins should get a second term
His promise to serve a single term was a mistake, a result of unjust focus on his age
1930s Maretimo house with studio for €795,000
Income-potential from converted stables of Blackrock house
Fine Gael must not abandon Just Society ideals
Mark FitzGerald: Varadkar must be persuaded to buy into bedrock policy
Coveney hopes party grassroots will revive his campaign
Minister trailing in Fine Gael leadership race, but says he will see contest through
Sandycove Edwardian with strong legal pedigree for €3.5m
Jerpoint is a stunning five-bedroom detached house on Elton Park, Sandycove,
Catholic ethos of St Vincent’s emphasised at opening in 1970
Archbishop McQuaid said Catholic hospitals must follow ‘moral law’ laid down by church
Nationalism and Catholicism ruled at 50th anniversary of Rising
The fervour in 1966 would be largely unrecognisable to young people today
In the blink of an eye, a historic shift has taken place
Just 30 years ago, Supreme Court said homosexuality was ‘harmful’ and ‘wrong’
Challenging de Valera: From the Archives, May 9th, 1966
An anonymous reporter – probably John Healy – followed Tom O’Higgins, then a 49-year-old TD, on the campaign trail as he challenged the 83-year-old president, Éamon de Valera, who was seeking re-election in his final contest
1916 centenary should not be played by anyone for party political advantage
Opinion: The Rising was a complex event, best understood in the context of the bloodletting of the Great War
Government nominates barrister for appointment at European court
Anthony M Collins to take up Luxembourg role later this year
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