41 h. ago Opinion: Ireland is brilliant at identifying problems and terrible at solving them

Opinion: Ireland is brilliant at identifying problems and terrible at solving them  The Irish Times

Events

3 d. ago Newton Emerson: Northern Ireland faces being left in a migration limbo. That’s a problem for the Republic

The Windsor Framework is so badly designed the whole of Europe could tighten its immigration laws and Northern Ireland might still be blocked from doing likewise

Politics

5 d. ago Fintan O’Toole: Ireland has two economies, one bourgeois, one proletarian. Both have problems

The bourgeoisification of the Irish workforce is a remarkable phenomenon

Politics

1 week ago Opinion: EU’s AI Act backtrack threatens Ireland’s lead in trusted tech

Opinion: EU’s AI Act backtrack threatens Ireland’s lead in trusted tech  Silicon Republic

Events

1 week ago Opinion: Ireland's Slide Shows A Rebuild Is Now Unavoidable For Farrell

Opinion: Ireland's Slide Shows A Rebuild Is Now Unavoidable For Farrell  FloRugby

Politics

1 week ago Opinion: Ireland's Slide Shows A Rebuild Is Unavoidable For Farrell

Opinion: Ireland's Slide Shows A Rebuild Is Unavoidable For Farrell  FloRugby

Politics

2 w. ago Opinion: Plaudits go to unsung Springboks coach as Ireland's B&I Lions were 'battered and bullied' in a brutal display

Opinion: Plaudits go to unsung Springboks coach as Ireland's B&I Lions were 'battered and bullied' in a brutal display  Planet Rugby

Sport

2 w. ago Opinion: A McCarthyite fervour has overtaken Ireland where Israel is concerned

The issue I have is not that Ireland is pro-Palestinian - its people’s rights and future must be protected - but that it is so aggressively anti-Israel

Politics

2 w. ago Opinion: Ireland's young people are lonely. We should be treating it as a public health problem

In an age when it can feel like we are becoming more isolated and polarised, we must prioritise connection, writes Sinéad Keane.

Politics

2 w. ago Opinion: Ireland’s family reunion policy for migrant workers is forcing parents and children apart

The policy has created a two-tier system that implies that the child of a doctor has more rights than the child of a care worker, writes Dave Gibney.

Society

2 w. ago Opinion: Almost 7,500 people need cataract surgery in Ireland

Ireland’s cataract crisis isn’t about money but rather about how we organise and deliver care, writes Frank Doheny.

Politics

4 w. ago History will judge Ireland for extending hand to terror, granting Hamas moral legitimacy

History will judge Ireland for extending hand to terror, granting Hamas moral legitimacy - opinion  The Jerusalem Post

Events