McGarry book launch told how previous generation of journalism missed ‘blindingly obvious’ reality of clerical sex abuse
Veteran broadcaster Vincent Browne says’ the most persistent person in holding the Catholic Church to account was Patsy McGarry’
Vincent Browne
Vincent Browne: Describe myself in three words? Old, cranky, delusional
The veteran journalist and broadcaster whose real name is Patrick Browne: ‘My biggest regret is that I copped on so late in my journalistic to the central issue: inequality’
The Forgotten: RTÉ’s investigation into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings highlights damning withholding of evidence
Podcast review: Deeply sourced series shows how the initial investigation foundered on incompetence, accident and indolence
Bruce Arnold’s funeral: ‘What a time we’ve been through, from John McCormack to Bambie Thug’
Mourners told how ‘multifaceted, tenacious’ journalist, who died aged 87, took a privacy case against the State which was ‘the final undoing of Charles Haughey’
No line can be drawn under the Troubles for grieving families
Previous official histories of the Troubles have involved privileged access to files unavailable to others and the unhelpful policy looks set to continue
Gaza conflict ‘brings home importance of journalism’, says author
An Eye on Ireland gathers together four decades of journalism on a changing Ireland by Justine McCarthy
Human rights commissioner calls for national strategy on care
Kathleen Lynch says pandemic has reorientated our thinking on what is important in life
Time for a ‘unity referendum’? Making the argument for a united Ireland
Ireland’s Future, a civic nationalist group seeking a Border poll, is growing in ambition
Alternus completes €20m bond issuance to acquire extra capacity
Green energy provider recently listed on the Euronext Growth Market in Oslo
Fine Gael councillor apologises for ‘inappropriate’ past tweets
Varadkar constituency ally Ted Leddy acknowledges posts as ‘insensitive’
Miriam Lord: Shock as Minister for Housing fails to dig himself into a hole
Darragh O’Brien huffed and puffed and finally got a shovelful of dirt – disappointing
Elaine Geraghty: Film studio boss on a content boom and the need for escapism
Interview: It’s a ‘full-on and fantastic’ time for the new CEO of Ardmore and Troy
Irish solar power group in €22m Romanian deal
Acquisition comes as French giant EDF starts work on three Irish solar projects
Green energy provider Alternus raises €9m from backers
Dublin-based company is expecting five-fold increase in run-rate revenues to over €22m
Piers Morgan, it is never wise to storm off a TV show
The unhappy truth is that it is almost impossible to storm off with dignity
Dublin-headquartered Alternus expects big jump in revenues
Green energy provider projects five-fold increase in run-rate revenues to over €22m
Searing account of the sick soul of cycling still sadly relevant
Between the lines: Paul Kimmage’s A Rough Ride remains one of sports’s seminal books
Who are the main players in the Varadkar document leak?
The GP, the magazine and the entrepreneur linked to the Tánaiste’s pay-deal leak
Paul Howard: My top 20 Larry David Moments
My lockdown project has been to catalogue my experiences of excruciating embarrassment
Italia 90: An immense escapade that left an indelible memory
The whole trip to Sardinia was like being beamed up and down in Star Trek
Dana has been a deeply political, conservative, contentious figure
TV review: ‘Dana: The Original Derry Girl’ was a cosy portrait of a demure singer
Tyrone journalist wins Pulitzer for Boeing Max crashes coverage
Dominic Gates led ‘groundbreaking’ reporting for Seattle Times
Limerick journalist wins Pulitzer for Syrian investigation
Malachy Browne part of team from New York Times
Tributes paid to Marian Finucane: A formidable, wise, sensitive broadcaster
President, colleagues and politicians recall her skill and trailblazing feminist legacy
Sporting Year roundtable: Our panel discuss the highs and lows of 2019
Marie Crowe and Colin Byrne join some of our writers to look back on the highs and lows
Ten years of spittle-flecked online outrage have changed us
Patrick Freyne on key trends of past decade: superheroes, fidget spinners, online rage
Gay Byrne’s legacy gets presenters talking... about themselves
Broadcaster’s death prompts on-air eulogies from colleagues, plus some self-revelation
Rise in price of stamp saved An Post from ‘examinership’
Postal company chief confirms he was unsuccessful applicant for RTÉ’s top job
High rents putting older people at risk of homelessness, charity says
Alone has seen 145 people presenting as homeless or at risk of homelessness so far in 2019
The life and crimes of Dessie O’Hare, Border Fox
‘Dessie O’Hare's reputation alone would be enough to terrify most people’
Sky News Raw: ‘slow TV’ or media recruitment tool?
For most journalists, the idea of having their day’s work filmed is a very dull nightmare
Guests on new Traveller-led channel to include Peter Casey
Presidential candidate saw popularity rise after controversial remarks about Traveller culture
Ridiculous things at ridiculous prices: it’s definitely Christmas
Conor Pope: I actually have a soft spot for the hardy Christmas annual that is BTs Marvel Room
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