Editorials
The Irish Times view on the penalty points loophole: an unfortunate delay in taking action
The Minister for Transport is due to close off the loophole shortly, but it is a pity that action has taken so long
The Irish Times view on the end of the triple lock: reflecting a new reality
Ominous signs that the transatlantic security order is coming to an end, mean Ireland is faced with new questions
The Irish Times view on building an LNG terminal: a necessary compromise
The facility is described as a temporary measure that will bridge the gap as Ireland weans itself off natural gas
The Irish Times view on the latest climate report: a clear case for accelerating Government action
The level of financial risk from not meeting climate targets provides a compelling case for accelerating key investments
The Irish Times view on the Northern Ireland programme for government: a step in the right direction
It is not clear that the money is there to deliver on some of the key targets, but the document puts a focus on the vital issues
The Irish Times view on the London summit: a crossroads for postwar Europe
Trying to mediate between Washington and Kyiv, Keir Starmer said that Europe would have to do the “heavy-lifting” in guaranteeing Ukraine’s security, but would need US support
The Irish Times view on the German economy: time to let off the brake
If the economy remains in a slump, the political centre will decay and it will pave the way for the AfD in the next election
The Irish Times view on Europe’s reaction to Trump: the EU must protect its own values
The uncertainties which Europe is now dealing with were starkly illustrated by the angry meeting in the White House on Friday evening between US president Donald Trump and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy
The Irish Times view on wasteful spending: symptoms of a larger problem
None of these cases casts the individuals or organisations involved in a flattering light.
The Irish Times view on the long shadow of the Troubles : Sinn Féin’s selective memory
The party’s reaction to the death of Brendan McFarlane shows how history continues to put up barriers to political progress in the North
The Irish Times view on proposals for a used-car database: buyers must have access to all the information
Many purchasers now rely on NCT certificates which are based on a limited examination of roadworthiness
The Irish Times view on the bank of mam and dad: a threat to social contract
If the process of inter-generational wealth transfer continues, the divide between homeowners and renters seems certain to become more entrenched
The Irish Times view on the diversity agenda: Europe should stay the course
What is happening in the US will have a chilling effect on so-called DEI policies at the multinationals that have hitherto shown leadership in this area
The Irish Times view on the Dáil speaking time row: time to get back to work
the time has now come for both sides to devise an equitable solution that is proportionate to the scale of the problem
The Irish Times view on the Project Eagle report: questions of governance
A commission of investigation has criticised Nama for some aspects of its 2014 sale of Northern Ireland assets, but has supported the overall strategy
The Irish Times view on the German election: the search for a stable government
Dealing with the apparent collapse of the transatlantic alliance is an urgent task for Friedrich Merz, while bold steps are also needed to tackle economic decline
The Irish Times view on US investment in Ireland: facing into a new era
Ireland faces immediate diplomatic challenges, but must also focus on improving the things that are under its own control
The Irish Times view on Europe’s economic ills: turning analysis to action
Former ECB president Mario Draghi has underlined the need for the EU to act quickly to support growth
The Irish Times view on data centres: trying to solve the energy puzzle
The latest proposal by the regulator is an effort to balance support for AI development with the need to protect the supply of electricity
The Irish Times view on Ukraine talks: peace - but at what price?
While most of them will long for the war to end, Ukrainians will be right to fear betrayal
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