Letters to the Editor, August14th: On MetroLink arguments, calling time on the Angelus, and immigrants and jobs
Connections to and from Dublin Airport fall woefully short of most other European cities
Covid, CervicalCheck and the Trinity job: questions for Tony Holohan if he launches a presidential run
Tony Holohan found himself in an extraordinary position as a public servant. Now he is pondering a tilt at the highest public office
Six good value restaurants across Ireland: from a €15 lunch to a €72 five-course meal
Inventive restaurants that offer great food at affordable prices
By Corinna Hardgrave and Joanne Cronin
Are farmers boosting their margins to blame for rising grocery prices?
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
‘Am I crazy to think my partner secretly wants to get back with his wife?’
Tell Me About It: ‘He does not bring me to any of the kids’ events. It feels like I am not important enough in his life’
By Trish Murphy
Andy Moran’s selection as Mayo football boss sparks hype and considerable hope among the faithful
Now approaching five years since county contested an All-Ireland senior football final
Blame farmers not supermarkets for the rising price of food
Watchdog says supermarkets have shielded consumers from moves by producers to increase margins
By John McManus
Why Putin has good reasons to be hopeful for Friday’s summit meeting with Trump
The Russian president knows Trump is desperate for a deal on Ukraine
By Edward Luce
DPP mulls decision on perjury prosecution over withdrawn evidence in Conor McGregor appeal
Should DPP proceed, this would mark only second prosecution under 2021 perjury law and sixth in past decade
By Mary Carolan
Living Next Door To ... Ireland’s largest onshore wind farm
Oweninny Wind Farm in Co Mayo meets the power needs of some 140,000 homes a year
By Áine Ryan
Is overpaying your mortgage and reducing the term a good idea?
First-time buyers can focus on reducing the mortgage burden but there should be other priorities for any spare cash
By Joanne Hunt
Israeli hostages not a priority for ministers planning Gaza takeover
Captives are unlikely to survive a further occupation or the annihilation of their brutal Hamas kidnappers
‘I’m gone frail? Excuse me, but I’m as healthy as a goat’
Goodness, Gertie, wasn’t that something? says Rose, wiping her trousers. Isn’t that a story to tell in St Teresa’s?
By Mattie Brennan
The Most Powerful Court in the World by Stuart Banner: More than US legal analysis, it’s an excellent history
A consideration of the US supreme court decisions, the lives of its justices and an analysis of its influences
By James Meighan
Letters to the Editor, August 13th: On Gaza atrocities, Ukraine, small SUVs, and protecting your bike
We have all had access to the same knowledge but some have chosen to not see and to not speak
Kilkenny Arts Festival review: Sinews strain as daylight fades in uplifting Neon Dusk
Theatre: Intimate setting lends new dimension to high-intensity acrobatic performance
Kilkenny Arts Festival review: Spellbinding drama about first woman accused of witchcraft in Ireland
Theatre: The Alice Project tells the legend of Dame Alice Kyteler and her unfortunate servant Petronella
The Rocky Horror Show in Dublin review: Jason Donovan commands the stage with a rip roaring performance
Jennifer Zamparelli comes into her stride post intermission as the watchful narrator
By Niamh Browne
What makes Amsterdam a ‘cycling paradise’ compared with the ‘absolutely horrible’ experience of Dublin?
Greater uptake of cycling in the Netherlands and Denmark where infrastructure caters better for those on two wheels
By Laoise Murray
Trump sends troops into Washington DC: distraction tactic or part of wider policy?
Decision to dispatch National Guard welcomed by supporters; others suspect operation is attempt to deflect questions about Epstein
By Keith Duggan
Dawn Meats lands a major New Zealand deal and Enterprise Ireland’s 30% CEO pay rise pitch
The best news, analysis and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Tommy Fleetwood optimistic he can end always-the-bridesmaid run in PGA Tour
Shane Lowry slips from Ryder Cup automatic qualification spots
By Philip Reid
Palestinian mothers of seriously ill children refuse relocation to Donegal due to healthcare concerns
Children’s Health Ireland determines it safe to transfer care to regional health centre
We in Ireland forget how recently we were the ‘crap-job’ migrants
If we were serious about stopping people coming here to work in low-paid jobs, we would have to be willing to do three things
I’m going to Oasis both nights, tissues at the ready
There’s something beautiful about seeing men weeping in public at something they love. It’s often sports-related