Maureen Dowd: Biden the anti-venom for Trump’s poisonous menace

Basic income could be Covid-19 legacy

Why managers look after No 1 so much...

I love the GAA, but it should not get a pass when it comes to nation’s health

Comment: The GAA is not the only reason why Ireland has gone into lockdown again, but hard questions need to be asked about why Covid spikes...

Coveney: no-deal Brexit ‘may’ hit food prices

Minister for Foreign Affairs is urging traders to begin drawing up contingency plans for avoiding the British land bridge to Europe

Opinion: Memories of my first Dublin City Marathon on the day the 2020 race was meant to happen

I MADE A first-ever attempt at the marathon in the inaugural Dublin City event in 1980 and it resulted in my 15 minutes of fame. No, I didn’t win...

EU’s move on funding borrowing for Covid has worked for everyone

Comment: Traditionally frugal and fiscally suspicious states had to bite the bullet to achieve a very EU compromise

We are asking too much of our younger generation in this fight

Comment: If we continue to burden young people with guilt-laden restrictions, we will foment deep resentment

Solskjaer extols the virtues of draw, but did he limit ambition?

Money Diaries: A 22-year-old software engineer on €45K living in his parents' house

WELCOME TO HOW I Spend My Money, a series on TheJournal.ie running weekly and looking at what people in Ireland really do with their cash....

Limerick at their best are a well-oiled machine with 15 moving parts

A truly terrible week for this State

How to create a classic tailored winter garden

Tanya Sweeney: I wish I’d kept my naked pics. I feared they’d end up in the ‘wrong hands’

'Trick or treating might be cancelled, but Halloween can still be saved.'

The sacred routine of a match on the box has somehow been protected 

There are plenty of sombre films about. Should we be surprised?

Bitter irony as modernisation of licensing laws finally moves closer

“We don’t have a lot of levers left to pull,” was how Stormont’s chief scientific adviser, Ian Young, explained the latest Covid restrictions.

Virus has managed to reinforce partition as north and south differ on strategy

The coronavirus has done more to reinforce partition here in eight months than Britain has managed in a hundred years.

A six-step guide to making this lockdown count

Forget big tech — time to help small business

Extract: Moving to the country helped me discover the secrets of the natural world

As an ecologist, Richard Nairn has worked to protect the environment for most of his adult life. Yet, during his lifetime, Ireland’s wildlife has...

John Dolan: If... IF we find a Covid vaccine, I pray people like Cork’s Dr Barry are involved in administering it

IT was billed as “the video the world has longed to see” — and, no, it didn’t show Donald Trump conceding defeat in the U.S election, nor even...

Ailin Quinlan: Oh the shame... are Paddies just too thick and too selfish?

THE sight of Micheál Martin holding out the promise of a normal Christmas in the hope of persuading a foolish electorate to protect itself from a...

I can hear the old dear’s hysterical voice going, ‘Better men than you have eaten my one-pot stews!’

The SHARE hut, the Gingerbread House, Freakscene - 14 things I miss about my Cork

Donal Lenihan's three things to watch out for as Ireland face Italy

Demotion only answer in cases of clear interference

World View: Scottish momentum evidences need for new thinking

Travellers’ mental health needs proper attention and research

Jennifer O’Connell: No transparency behind swerve into severe lockdown

David McWilliams: Lockdown decision makers still get paid. Those they shut down do not