Irish Times political correspondent assesses the fallout from the Labour minister’s resignation

Sean Phelan, a bar studies student at DIT, and Aoife Price, a politics and international relations student at University of Limerick, discuss what lies ahead for their generation. For in-depth articles as part of the Generation Next series, visit www.irishtimes.com

Three unemployed college graduates – Sean Keane, Laura Kinsella and Stacey Shine – discuss what lies ahead for their generation. For in-depth articles and interviews as part of Generation Next series, visit: www.irishtimes.com

Watch a video profiling The Irish Times Best Place to Live in Ireland competition 2012. Westport, Ardara, Killarney, Cork city and Rathmines were announced as the five shortlisted areas, and Westport was announced as The Best Place to Live in Ireland on Monday 25th June. Westport was nominated by John O’Callaghan. The Irish Times and […]

The National Treasury Management Agency is to sell Treasury bills later this week for the first time in almost two years. The agency said it was planning to offer €500 million of Treasury bills with a three-month maturity at an auction on Thursday morning. Irish Times Economics Editor Dan O’Brien considers the implications of the […]

Video profiling the village of Ardara, Co Donegal, one of the five shortlisted areas in The Irish Times ‘Best Place to Live in Ireland’ competition. Ardara was nominated by Jenny McHugh. The winning place will be announced in The Irish Times on Monday 25th June. Directed by Albert Hooi and Philip White. Edited by Mark […]

Video profiling Cork city, one of the five shortlisted areas in The Irish Times ‘Best Place to Live in Ireland’ competition. Cork city was nominated by Rory Copplestone. The winning place will be announced in The Irish Times on Monday 25th June. Directed by Albert Hooi and Philip White. Edited by Mark O’Toole Produced by […]

Video profiling the town of Killarney, Co Kerry, one of the five shortlisted areas in The Irish Times ‘Best Place to Live in Ireland’ competition. Killarney was nominated by Amélie Gagné. The winning place will be announced in The Irish Times on Monday 25th June. Directed by Albert Hooi and Philip White. Edited by Mark […]

GetBulb has been announced as the Winner of The Irish Times Digital Challenge. At the end of The Irish Times eight week experiment one startup has won at the Grand Finale.

The startups of The Irish Times Digital Challenge pitch for the Winners Prize of €50,000 from DFJ Esprit. At the grand finale event, held at The Workman’s Club on Dublin’s Wellington Quay, each startup pitches the judging panel to win.

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The Irish Times is to change its look and size, launching its new format on Monday, November 5, 2012. The new Irish Times has been designed by Palmer Watson, one of the world’s leading newspaper design consultancies, in conjunction with The Irish Times. The new format will be narrower than the current edition and will […]

Video profiling the suburb of Rathmines in Dublin, one of the five shortlisted areas in The Irish Times ‘Best Place to Live in Ireland’ competition. Rathmines was nominated by Nick Kelly. The winning place will be announced in The Irish Times on Monday 25th June. Directed by Albert Hooi and Philip White Edited by Mark […]

Video profiling the town of Westport, Co Mayo, one of the five shortlisted areas in The Irish Times ‘Best Place to Live in Ireland’ competition. Westport was nominated by John O’Callaghan. The winning place will be announced in The Irish Times on Monday 25th June. Directed by Albert Hooi and Philip White. Edited by Mark […]

Irish Times Political Correspondent Harry McGee analyses why the fiscal treaty referendum was passed by a strong majority and looks at what happens next.

Irish Times Religious Affairs Correspondent considers the loss to Irish journalism of one of its most tenacious figures

Irish kickboxing coaches tell Irish Times correspondent Ciara O’Brien what goes into making it onto the team and represent Ireland at the WAKO World Kickboxing Championships.

Irish Times Political Correspondent Harry McGee discusses the Occupy movements – including one based at the Central Bank in Dublin – and also who controls the Irish economy, the Government or the bailout troika.

Irish Times Economics Editor Dan O’Brien analyses new figures which show the Irish economy expanded at a faster rate than expected in the second quarter of the year.

Frank McDonald gives a tour of Ireland’s most expensive house, Walford, on Shrewsbury Road, Dublin. It sold for €58 million six years ago and is now on the market with a guide price of €15 million. Joint agents Lisney and Savills have been appointed to handle the sale. Anyone bidding for the house will be […]

irishtimes.com – Irish Times Political Correspondent Harry McGee discusses the political party think -ns taking place over the coming days and analyses what topics are likely to dominate their agendas.

Veteran broadcaster Gay Byrne is considering a run for the presidency. Mr Byrne (77) said Fianna Fáil leader Micheal Martin phoned him on Saturday saying Fianna Fáil Oireachtas members could facilitate the former Late, Late Show host’s nomination as an Independent candidate. The Irish Times gauged opinions in Dublin this morning. Report by Elaine Edwards

The Irish Times reports on how the Roscommon Hospital Action Committee has accused Minister for Health Dr James Reilly of using misleading figures to support the Government’s decision to close the Roscommon hospital A&E unit.

Wicklow native Frank Buckley turned to artwork to spark conversations about the euro crisis. Mr Buckley first created mixed-media art using decommissioned banknotes and then made an entire house in which to showcase his work. The house contains a living room, bedroom and bathroom all constructed from bricks of shredded banknotes.

Irishtimes.com visits Stoney Road Press in Dublin’s East Wall to speak to printer James O’Nolan and author John Banville about a new book featuring authors such as Sam Shepard and Salman Rushdie that aims to raise money for Roddy Doyle’s charity Fighting Words. Just 150 copies of the limited edition book will be printed, costing […]

Irishtimes.com: Irish Times Finance Correspondent Simon Carswell discusses developments at Bloxham Stockbrokers which has been ordered to cease regulated activity and suspended as a member of the Irish Stock Exchange following the discovery of financial irregularities.

The Irish Times has hosted a debate on the fiscal treaty referendum. Sinn Féin deputy leader Mary Lou McDonald argued against the treaty while Fine Gael Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney, put forward reasons for ratification. The debate was hosted by Irish Times Political Correspondent Harry McGee and took place in The Irish Times building […]

irishtimes.com: Colm Keena discusses how files in the Land Registry and the Registry of Deeds show that a couple who have been evicted from their home in Killiney, Co Dublin, are the owners of an extensive portfolio of property.

Irish Times Political Correspondent Harry McGee assesses Troika’s latest review of Ireland’s bailout

irishtimes.com: Irish Times Political Correspondent Harry McGee speaks to Minister for Enterprise Richard Bruton about the mood in Fine Gael at its first Ard Fheis as a Government party for 15 years, the economy and the Household Charge.

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin interviewed by Irish Times political correspondent Harry McGee at the Fianna Fail 73rd ardfheis in the RDS, Dublin

The Irish Times editor Kevin O’Sullivan presented the Irish Times Debate team trophy to Eoin Kelleher and Elizabeth Ahern-Flynn (Royal College of Surgeons) on Friday February 17th 2012. Michael Conroy of the UCD Medical Society won the individual category. Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton was also in attendance.

Irishtimes.com: The value of the pub trade is said to have fallen by 30 per cent since the recession began despite it remaining a big part of Irish life. Irishtimes.com spoke to those working in and advising on the trade, as well as some punters, to get their opinions on the future of the Irish […]