Tag: The Irish Times
Inside the Rollout: How Budget 2027 Coverage Will Unfold
The Irish Times has mapped out a live, multi-platform plan for covering Budget 2027 across reporting, analysis, podcasts and reader Q&As.
AI Alarm Bells Grow Louder as Fears Shift From Fringe to...
AI fears have moved into the mainstream, raising urgent questions for policy, publishers and the future of media Ireland.
Why US Networks Zeroed In on Trump’s Ireland Flashpoint
US outlets largely framed Trump’s Ireland visit around Irish unity, with protests receiving far less attention.
Trump’s Dublin Stop Sparks the Moment Everyone Remembered
Trump’s tightly managed Dublin visit took an unexpected turn, giving media Ireland one defining headline and a sharp political aftershock.
Inside a Harrowing Crossing That Exposes a Global Crisis
The Irish Times editor highlights a devastating migrant boat investigation that underscores the power of deeply reported journalism.
Smiles, Security and Strain as Trump’s Ireland Visit Nears
Trump’s Ireland visit is shaping into a tense mix of diplomacy, protest and political optics ahead of the Irish Open at Doonbeg.
When Public Grief Meets Public Interest: The Fine Balance of Funeral...
A closer look at how Irish newsrooms balance public interest and private grief when covering funerals of well-known figures.
End of an Era as Breakingnews.ie Begins Wind-Down
The Irish Times group will wind down Breakingnews.ie, reflecting major change across Ireland’s digital news market.
When One Win Changed Everything: How a Sporting High Became a...
A look at how media Ireland shifted from Mayo’s euphoric win to the shock of Glen Hansard news in one extraordinary week.
Sanctions Pressure Mounts as Aughinish Exports Raise Fresh Questions
EU sanctions scrutiny over Aughinish Alumina has intensified, putting State oversight and supply-chain accountability under renewed focus.
