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Irish Residential Properties Reit (Ires), the country’s biggest landlord, is forecasting that up to 10,000 apartments may hit the market in the next two years as investment funds are forced to sell up.
Irish Residential Properties Reit (Ires), the country’s biggest landlord, is forecasting that thousands of apartments may hit the market in the next two years
There have been changes in the Sprints camp over the past year or so, but none more telling than the garage punk band’s backstage rider.
“There’s a lot more hummus and veg than there was a few years ago, and we’ve taken off some of the drink,” the band’s singer Karla Chubb says, chuckling. “There are ginger shots on the rider now … the state of us! The 16-year-old me is rolling her eyes at me now, but it’s working out. We’re in this for the long haul.”
Read more here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/the-sprints-were-struggling-financially-its-very-tough-ggmlj70kt
‘Always Irish, sometimes Northern Irish, but never British.” That’s how the stand-up comedian Vittorio Angelone describes himself, despite his Italian name. The 28-year-old Belfast native has caused quite a stir with his comedy, a lot of which ribs the English.
“They say write about what you know,” he laughs over Zoom from his home in London. “So I joke a lot about the English, because I’ve lived among them for ten years. Irish audiences ask me whether I make the same jokes about the English in England and I go, ‘Yeah, it’s really fun to make fun of people to their faces.’
Read more here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/vittorio-angelone-always-irish-sometimes-northern-irish-but-never-british-j95t3h0xj
Irish roots of Kamala Harris’s running-mate Tim Walz
The White House could retain a tinge of green after the presidential election as the man aiming to be vice-president can trace his ancestry back to Wexford, just like JFK
The White House could retain a tinge of green after the presidential election as the man aiming to be vice-president can trace his ancestry back to Wexford, just like JFK
A Dalkey renovation with an Asian influence
Attention to detail transformed this Dalkey home in a process that delighted the owner, from concept, through high-end visuals to the perfect finish
Read more here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/a-dalkey-renovation-with-an-asian-influence-lwrhnlctb
An unexpected alliance is taking shape in Belfast, with ultra-nationalists from Dublin joining loyalists in anti-immigrant gatherings
This bustling café is the perfect spot for lunch on the road to Belfast
There’s nothing hidden about the gem that is Strandfield — its eclectic café, curios and pantry provisions draw crowds seeking more than a quick break
Read more here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/this-bustling-cafe-is-the-perfect-spot-for-lunch-on-the-road-to-belfast-6x3fmxvhl
Ireland’s athletes point to lack of state funding that means they have to rely on the generosity of their families and local clubs
The killing of ‘The General’, the seemingly untouchable criminal mastermind, on a Dublin street corner in 1994 still raises questions a generation later
Irish Residential Properties Reit (Ires), the country’s biggest landlord, is forecasting that up to 10,000 apartments may hit the market in the next two years as investment funds are forced to sell up
The first openly gay Irish politician, champion of liberal thought and longest-serving senator feels most at home among symbols of old-world conservatism
Schools face staffing crisis as 1,000 teaching posts remain vacant
Subjects may have to be limited and principals forced to hire unqualified teachers, unions warn
Subjects may have to be limited and principals forced to hire unqualified teachers, unions warn
Senior Fine Gael politicians including a former foreign affairs minister have heavily criticised Michael D Higgins’s letter of congratulations to the new president of Iran
The taoiseach, who was the target of death threats on Instagram, will not find it easy to hold billionaire tech bosses to account for harmful content
The ethics watchdog has reopened its examination of a complaint against Leo Varadkar, the former taoiseach, for leaking a confidential government document to a friend
She’s Electric! The singer and actor Imelda May has admitted that passion for her craft is what keeps her motivated in a notoriously difficult industry, saying: “Art is the lover that might not be good for you, but you can’t keep away”
The first openly gay Irish politician, champion of liberal thought and longest-serving senator feels most at home among symbols of old-world conservatism
Read here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/no-regrets-at-80-david-norriss-life-tells-irelands-story-of-change-md98mzb0m
More than 1,000 teaching positions remain vacant in primary and secondary schools across Ireland before the new school year, The Sunday Times can reveal
Even flashing a medal doesn’t guarantee entry to Team Ireland House
Irish pub has been ‘the biggest party in Paris’ during the Olympics, and even athletes have to fight to get in
The pub has attracted athletes and fans from all over the world during the Olympics, and even hosted céilí lessons one evening with some Irish dancers
The tiny island’s population will double as it welcomes people for pottery, poetry, music and theatre
Read more here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/cape-clear-welcomes-first-lgbt-irish-language-festival-mnmn0plf9
When I was five years old my mother found out that my father was having an affair. I was present when the conversation took place. The words “Is there someone else?” and morose expressions filled the room as I played quietly on the floor.
I was building a chair made of Lego, both hyper-aware of and completely oblivious to the life-altering event happening around me.
In an instant, my family dynamics had changed.
Read the full story here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/i-was-five-when-my-father-had-an-affair-im-still-angry-v07jdrdsx
Keith Barry: ‘The night I was told Keanu Reeves might punch me’
The Irish mentalist on his new show, his biggest fears and why he thinks the world needs more mystery
Read here: https://www.thetimes.com/world/ireland-world/article/keith-barry-the-night-i-was-told-keanu-reeves-might-punch-me-lcnbcwwq7
Thousands flock to holy relic of Saint Carlo Acutis’s heart
Catholics descend on Norfolk to be near body tissue of London-born teenager named ‘God’s influencer’, who is the first canonisation of the 21st century
Catholics descend on Norfolk to be near body tissue of London-born teenager named ‘God’s influencer’, who is the first canonisation of the 21st century
Two-year-old artist lands deals to sell wallpaper and branded paint
Laurent Schwarz’s abstract canvases have captured the hearts of thousands — and triggered international bidding wars
Laurent Schwarz’s abstract canvases have captured the hearts of thousands — and triggered international bidding wars
50 years on, high-wire star Philippe Petit recreates Twin Towers walk in cathedral
The tightrope walker has a few things to get off his chest as he recalls the dramatic stunt he and a group of friends pulled off in 1974
The tightrope walker has a few things to get off his chest as he recalls the dramatic stunt he and a group of friends pulled off in 1974
Storm Debby could trigger UK heatwave with temperatures above 30C
The tropical storm that caused deadly chaos in Florida this week will draw hot air into Britain and may lead to a heatwave early next week
The tropical storm that caused deadly chaos in Florida this week will draw hot air into Britain and may lead to a heatwave early next week
Police assess ‘all intelligence’ before Taylor Swift’s London shows
Three Eras Tour cancelled in Vienna after three men were arrested on suspicion of planning a su***de attack with an explosive device
Three teenagers arrested as chemical substances seized at house of one suspect’s parents
Astronauts on 8-day trip may have to stay in space until 2025
Nasa may need to wait for a SpaceX shuttle to return astronauts from the International Space Station after a series of delays
Nasa may need to wait for a SpaceX shuttle to return astronauts from the International Space Station after a series of delays
Udderly brilliant: 150 years of butter cow sculpture
What started as a branding exercise in the 19th century became a form of defence against the evils of margarine — and gives Sarah Pratt a very busy August
What started as a branding exercise in the 19th century became a form of defence against the evils of margarine — and gives Sarah Pratt a very busy August
Italian cyclists honour Marco Polo with 6,400-mile bike ride to Beijing
Two riders, aged 64 and 67, followed the Silk Road route of the Venetian explorer on the 700th anniversary of his death
Two riders, aged 64 and 67, followed the Silk Road route of the Venetian explorer on the 700th anniversary of his death
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Rugby legend David Peter Wallace reflects on his rollercoaster playing career and the turning points that made all the difference #ad
Tania Rosser, the rugby coach and former international, on her career highlights, everyday inspiration and embracing the impossible Ad
The former rugby bagman on the lifelong friends he made, the places that left an impression and what ‘Embrace the Impossible’ means to him #ad Read more here: https://www.thetimes.co.uk/static/defender-embrace-the-impossible-rala/
President Biden may have won Ireland’s heart but on a fragment of coastline in Co Clare it is still Donald Trump country. As Biden’s three-day tour of the country moved from strength to strength this month, his immediate predecessor in the White House went on the attack Read more here - https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/71416114-e6cf-11ed-894a-183ebded1be8
Over 130 young musicians from across Ireland and Northern Ireland will be playing in Carnegie Hall, New York, on St Patrick’s Day, Friday 17th March. Here is a lovely video of the orchestra performing their version of U2’s ‘Where The Streets Have No Name’. The video was filmed in stunning locations across the Island of Ireland.
Gardai this week shared a video of Garda Murphy in Buncrana going above and beyond in his community, gritting the roads with a shovel on the back of a tractor Credit: Twitter/Gardainfo
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Take a look around the National Children's Hospital as construction continues in the heart of Dublin Video by Sam Boal of Rolling News
🔺 NEW: Huge crowds gathered in Dublin city centre today to mark 10 years since Savita Halappanavar died. Halappanavar died from severe sepsis at University Hospital Galway after her request for an abortion was denied on legal grounds. She was 17 weeks pregnant with a baby girl and just 31 years old, with no previous medical problems.
🔺 NEW: Florence Pugh was here in Dublin for the premiere of The Wonder and told media at The Lighthouse Cinema on Wednesday night that her highlight of being in Ireland was “the people". And the first thing she did when she got here will come as no surprise... Florence Pugh hit the red carpet alongside fellow stars Niamh Algar, mother-daughter duo Elaine Cassidy and Kíla Lord Cassidy, author and screenwriter, Emma Donoghue and director Sebastián Lelio
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