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Admiration for cult of violence that motivated some 1916 leaders has warped popular understanding of our history for far too long, permeating popular culture
Have you - or a child in your care - been filmed by Meta’s smartglasses without your consent? We would like to hear from you With more than 7m pairs reportedly sold in 2025, it’s clear that the popularity of Meta’s smartglasses is on the rise. And while they can transform the lives of some people, for example those with visual impairments, others have raised concern about nonconsensual filming - including of children
We are used to climate refugees escaping heat and floods - just not being uncomfortable British pensioners
In the Republic, there has been unrelenting deterioration of lakes, rivers and estuaries
The government has announced plans to create thousands more apprenticeships. We want to hear from employers about their experiences of recruiting apprentices The government has announced plans to create thousands more apprenticeships in England as part of wider reforms to technical and vocational education. We’d like to hear from employers who have taken on apprentices. What has your experience been like? Have appren
Swedish musician evokes apocalypse, environmental collapse and spiritual darkness in songs striving towards the light
A very good show and an exciting glimpse of the freer, more unpredictable artist Róis could become
Dara Kiely is the band’s indispensable focal point and he staggers across the stage howling like a wounded man
A mature, moody headline performance from the Belfast band who bring various collaborators on to Waterford stage
Veteran singer crams a lifetime of emotions, activism and call-to-arms songwriting into boisterous 60-minute set
Britpop’s supreme ironists send fans new and old back to their tents chuffed to have witnessed something special
Blending poetry and indie pop, the London band have a formula but it’s a good one
I emigrated to the US, not for the economy, but psychological space
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Chilean flair is to the fore in production of Swan Lake that's coming to Dublin in August
Password manager Passwork purports to be EU-based but has extensive links to a Russian company licensed by Russia’s security service
Enjoy the beach and eat well too - could it get any better in this beautiful summer weather?
Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock
Róise Goan, the head of Dublin Theatre Festival, on the themes and values behind the upcoming 2026 edition
A multimillionaire, a web of illicit gambling websites and the Irish betting licences that helped them target gambling addicts worldwide
Jason Cardiff told The Irish Times last week he believed charges would soon be dropped
Sorcha O’Raghallaigh from Co Offaly talks finding herself through fashion, features in Vogue and being scouted by Lady Gaga’s stylist
I can see echoes of Catalan education in my new Irish lessons conducted over a few pints
Notable co-ordination via ‘online social media activity’ from within North and ‘outside the island of Ireland’, say police
As the US-Iran ceasefire appears to crumble, pressure will increase on Ireland’s national reserve