The Irish Times
- Workplace of the future will still need humans, conference hears
- Supreme Court orders man?s extradition to UK over £5m fraud case
- Nearly 500 Bord na Móna jobs to go as semi-State closes 17 active bogs
- Irish is spoken in the House of Commons for the first time in more than 100 years
- Belfast woman can challenge North?s strict abortion regime, court rules
- Murder accused told gardaí he shot friend in back of his head in scuffle over a killing
- ?Race against time? to conduct safety checks of 40 schools
- 'Four gold rings, four foot down' - Donegal discovery goes on display in Dublin
- Almost 200 children became homeless in the past month in Dublin
- Drivers of electric vehicles will have to pay at charging points for first time
- MEPs vote to ban single-use plastics such as straws and cotton buds
- New book on Middle East aims to reflect the lives of its people in their own words
- Dorset Street to be transformed into ?culinary hub?
- Total of 22 arrested in Co Kilkenny as part of Operation Thor
- Government to restrict rules on Airbnb lets
- ESB to introduce fees for charging points for electric cars
- Why peat is most damaging fuel in terms of global warming
- School inspection found 80% chance of wall collapsing during storm winds
- ?This entire area could die?: Bord na Móna workers react to job losses
- Dublin company brews up solution to water problem facing coffee shops
- Searching for salmon using the bar code of life
- David Byrne at 3Arena: a cerebral Hamlet delivering a lesson in human psychology
- His body was behind the wheel for a week before it was found' This was his life
- Barcelona enjoy convincing win over Inter Milan without Messi
- Audi plays a safe shot with the new A6, but neatly pots the black
- Guardiola calls for fan back-up as City face Shakhtar
- Seán Cronin hopes defeat will cause a Leinster reaction
- Van Graan doesn?t expect Conor Murray to make Ireland squad
- Gerry Thornley: Big-hearted Simon Zebo deserves a break
- Ronaldo?s Old Trafford return harks back to happier times
Sunday, 21 July 2019