Opinion & Analysis from The @IrishTimes.
The most important rule is to have a clear point to make and get to it quickly
Investment in upgrading the power network must accelerate
The secular republic welcomed the visit with open arms
The interesting and unsettling relationship here is not between the journalist and her son but between us and technology
The unpalatable reality remains that rich women do not act as surrogates for poor women
Miscarriage leave is about more than days off work. It’s about having a process in place that acknowledges and helps lift some of the silence that still surrounds the experience
Ten years ago our total spending was half what it is now. And still we proceed with increase after increase
New research suggests today’s parents may be more willing than previous generations to allow their children to stay home. I saw myself in the findings
Interest rate on US government 10-year debt reached its highest level since 2007, with Ireland on an inflationary knife edge
Current policy deserves more rigorous scrutiny from Opposition and civil society
September 26th, 2026
Public professions of faith induce a kind of culture cringe in post-Catholic Ireland. But when someone like Katie Taylor tells us what they believe, the least we can do is listen
If we want to take in lots of low-skilled migrants – to do the jobs the Irish won’t do – financial realities must be addressed
The Parades Commission move is perplexing and unwise
Legend has it the song’s genesis can be traced to the first Dáil, but facts prove otherwise
Macklemore’s dismissal from Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour is a sign of how supine the modern music industry has become
September 25th, 2026
Over two thirds of 18- to 24-year-olds say they are considering a move abroad, and 71% believe life would be better elsewhere
For further education, he should read Nikita Hand’s memoir, Not the Perfect Victim
The antagonism these businesses have to official oversight of their activities was evident this week
Band went on to become one of the most successful in rock history, and the biggest ever to emerge from Ireland