Rory McIlroy looks to go beyond the end of the rainbow
Heimir Hallgrímsson targets World Cup qualification; Gordon Manning explains the skort vote
Lovesong review: An up-and-down marriage that goes to the very end
Theatre: The excellently paired Zara Devlin and Naoise Dunbar star in the Gate production of Abi Morgan’s absorbing play
The Shark Is Broken review: Ian Shaw is uncannily like his father in this inventive, irreverent play about the making of Jaws
Crowd-pleasing tale of Spielberg movie mixes heartfelt details with top-notch film buffery and broad physical comedy
By Tara Brady
Water failings the latest target in blame game over housing supply
What is going on with Irish government's will they, won’t they approach to tax giveaways?
By Pat Leahy
CIÉ staff end 17-year wait for pension rise and Irish consumers’ love affair with US fast food
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Construction Industry Federation owes €140,000 in derelict levies at €23m site of Dublin 6 terrace collapse
Dublin City Council is owed €140,000 in charges on Dublin 6 cottages that collapsed on Monday
By Olivia Kelly
Could a Nigel Farage or Giorgia Meloni be good for Irish democracy?
Moving the needle on the status quo here is almost impossible. It takes a figure with a rare set of qualities
Retired CIÉ staff in line for first pension increase in 17 years
Former Irish Rail, Dublin Bus and Bus Éireann staff set for pension increases of up to 5% in deal to be announced on Thursday
By Martin Wall
Fiscal hawks seek to terminate ‘once-off’ cost-of-living payments
A war over fiscal priorities will rage behind closed doors for the next five months until the budget is delivered in October
By Pat Leahy
National Maternity Hospital says it was ‘coerced’ by HSE into signing service deal
Hospital says service agreements could potentially interfere with executives’ fiduciary responsibilities
By Martin Wall
Ciarán Murphy: Provincial finals exist as their own entity and are deemed worth winning in their own right
Only in Munster could it be reasonably stated that no one was too upset or too ecstatic about how the provincial championship went
Dave Hannigan: White Sox declared ‘God’s team’ as Pope Leo XIV becomes their most-famous fan
Election of new pontiff has caused great excitement in American sports circles
‘We’re building a deaf empire, making things rather than waiting for Hollywood to greenlight them’
Deaf President Now! directors Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim on their documentary about the Gallaudet University protests of 1988
By Tara Brady
Letters to the Editor, May 15th: On TikTok teachers, dereliction, power and money addicts
‘Trend raises deeper questions about what we value in education’
Can San Francisco’s regeneration plan pave way for Dublin initiative?
Our capital could learn from the US city and tap into tech wealth to help regenerate Dublin for people, and by extension, the firms that rely on it
The Pig’s Ear, Nassau Street review: A revived menu reimagines Joyce’s Dublin? It could be awful, but it works
Kidneys, famine soup, coddle – all the makings of a concept-led circus, but the cooking shines through
Writers Anonymous by William Wall: A literary thriller that is emotionally taut and structurally inventive
A profound reflection on identity, authorship and the shifting truths we tell ourselves and others
By Adam Wyeth
Dublin Dance Festival 2025: At Chora, generations of choreographers, dancers and producers witness an auspicious debut
Luail resists the temptation of a slick, easy-to-digest premiere, instead presenting three dances that celebrate the intangible
Candace Bushnell at the Ambassador: A fun, girly night out for Sex and the City fans
Choreographed performance from ultimate NYC character is entertaining but lacks proper fan Q&A
Cannes 2025: DiCaprio pays moving tribute to De Niro, Binoche passes verdict on Depardieu, and I avoid red-carpet nudity
Cannes Diary: French film festival’s opening day contends with news from Gérard Depardieu’s sexual-assault trial
Rory McIlroy looking to shine among the showers at US PGA Championship
Darragh Ó Sé on issue of exhaustion under new rules; Gordon D’Arcy on the long road ahead of Caelan Doris
Budget giveaway promises absent as Ireland’s economic model faces unprecedented threat
Trump practices art of the deal in Saudi Arabia as HSE seeks new boss
By Pat Leahy
Tax cuts at risk amid tariff fallout
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
‘I’ve met someone and want to try a relationship, but I’m worried about my young children’
Tell Me About It: Separation has taken a toll and left me to shoulder all childcare responsibilities
By Trish Murphy
Who felt informed enough in those first few days to call Alan Hawe a cold-blooded murderer?
Thanks to Clodagh Hawe’s remarkably brave sister Jacqueline Connolly, we now know that Alan Hawe meticulously planned the murders
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