Ireland looks green, but isn’t. Let’s live up to the perception, starting with the Conor Pass

As transphobic rhetoric increased, a rise in street violence against LGBTQ+ people was widely documented. The violence is already happening

The singer rejected the easy life for one of truth-telling

Imagine how it feels for immigrants - people in our own families, our neighbours, our coworkers, our friends - to be seen as “an issue”

Families, including schoolchildren, began queueing just after 4am for vouchers

New research suggests that Dublin’s office market ‘is at or close to the bottom of its contraction post pandemic’

There's a late realisation that she helped her native country to confront its own trauma, writes Una Mullally.

We need to start confronting the environmental factors that denigrate public health in Dublin city

The city was already coughing and spluttering, and it’s about to become very sick indeed

Camhs is ‘creaking at the seams, with increasing risk to children for whom the service is provided’

Una Mullally: This is not ‘standing up for’ communities. This is xenophobic vigilantism

Michael Fassbender and Simone Kirby feature with Mo Chara, Móglaí Bap and DJ Próvaí in Rich Peppiatt’s rollicking film loosely based on Belfast trio’s lives

As transphobic rhetoric increased, a rise in street violence against LGBTQ+ people was widely documented. The violence is already happening

Four things have been prioritised: hotels, offices, unaffordable student developments and luxury apartments for tech workers

Ireland has the largest generation gap in trust in government in the OECD

Some people involved in anti-refugee protests aim to misdirect anger and capitalise on resentment to demonise, divide and oppress

Why destroy your own city? Because it doesn’t feel like it belongs to you, you don’t feel welcome in it, writes Adam Doyle, the artist also known as Spicebag

Dublin city is suffering from a lack of leadership and an absence of strategic thinking

Belfast punk-rap band at centre of a controversy around freedom of artistic expression and arts funding

Inside people type on laptops and newly arrived tourists walk in. Outside the front window about half a dozen drug deals take place over 45 minutes

Opinion: The nice thing about being a landlord in Ireland today, as the late Margaret Thatcher might observe, is that you never seem to run out of other people’s money

We are in a doom-loop media cycle about the state of Dublin, with hyperbolic and classist commentary focusing on crime. Dublin City Council must focus on community and culture

Best way not be perceived as racist is not to engage in protests where racist rhetoric is rampant

Actions speak louder than words and this government just doesn’t care

We are in a doom-loop media cycle about the state of Dublin, with hyperbolic and classist commentary focusing on crime. Dublin City Council must focus on community and culture

A recent report found that 2022 was ‘the most violent year’ for LGBTQ+ people across Europe and Central Asia in the past decade

Company that had been due to manage scheme went bankrupt during Covid pandemic

Una Mullally: Dublin is struggling to figure out what it has to offer

Ireland needs to reach a point where wild ecosystems function top to bottom

The trio Kneecap is pioneering Irish-language rap, a genre that barely existed a decade ago.

Several Coalition politicians have lined up against racism, but both parties still unsure of public mood on immigration.

Speaking at the Munich Security Conference, Varadkar says Europe must be prepared to defend itself without the United States

Consider the success of our Wild Atlantic Way. Nobody built anything, it was just about connecting the dots. We need to do the same for the capital

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When a crisis becomes this acute it doesn’t stay in its lane: it bleeds out in all sorts of ways

Retrograde regulations of recent years have predictably led to offensively expensive Insta-cells

A decade ago, the idea that there might be homeless people living in tents was unthinkable

Ireland’s GDP increase single-handedly prevented the eurozone economy from stagnating last quarter

A landmark moment for the Irish language in pop culture is coming. Just you wait

Irish film ‘The Quiet Girl’ is making noise in the race for the International Feature Oscar.

The controversial facade of the shopping centre on St Stephen’s Green is set to disappear, but will its replacement improve Dublin’s visual fabric or does the city need yet more offices?

Dublin city is suffering from a lack of leadership and an absence of strategic thinking

I am worn down highlighting the systemic and structural issues in the city’s fraying fabric

Irish support for Palestinian rights stems partly from its own experience of colonialism and violence – but that’s not all, says Irish Times columnist Una Mullaly

Lankum’s Ian Lynch says they’re ‘taking it all with a pinch of salt’ as band are nominated for first time

To mark the 40th anniversary of Ireland’s first official Pride parade, Patrick Freyne and Una Mullally hear the stories of some of the people who took part

As one of the founding members of Ireland's Sexual Liberation Movement, Edmund Lynch leaves behind an invaluable legacy.

We will continue to stake our claim as people and as a community deserving of a fully realised future without fear, and to live authentic, joyful lives

A recent report found that 2022 was ‘the most violent year’ for LGBTQ+ people across Europe and Central Asia in the past decade

‘Finally back in the only place that really understands us,’ Ian Lynch announces as Lankum begin a three-night stint at the Dublin venue

RTÉ's Prime Time programme has analysed hours of CCTV and video footage from the rioting that gripped Dublin two weeks ago, in the process piecing together a moment-to-moment timeline which sheds...

Amateur hour began with Toy Show The Musical, progressed through the appointment of the director general and now the scramble to find a Late Late host

Residents of Copenhagen, Zurich and Berlin enjoy river swimming. Even the Seine in Paris, once biologically dead, is being cleaned. Meanwhile, Dublin is getting an €18m glorified jetty

Call comes as permission expires for Aldborough House office redevelopment

A 90-minute one act musical with a universal story about family, sharing and secrets. Now on at the Gate Theatre, Dublin!

Una Mullally: Things are very hard to achieve when you don’t actually do them. Inaction is quite the obstacle

In Vegas I thought about 2015 and that horrible, life-affirming, traumatising, beautiful, galvanising campaign

Given the state of the place, why is a massive shake-up in how the city is cleaned not being activated?

Planners must have power to stand up to interest groups, German planning expert says

The days of a resistant or derogatory attitude towards the Irish language and traditional music are over in youth culture

Kneecap claim decision to veto funding is attempt to ‘silence’ them