The Irish Times

Volkswagen emissions scandal: Next stop, Castlebar

European motorists deserve greater clarity

Minister hopes for resolution of Oberstown detention centre dispute

Katherine Zappone vows that children will ‘never again’ be sent to adult prisons

Stud breeders face prosecution over animal remedies

Illegally held animal remedies found at Yeomanstown Stud, Naas court told

Nearly 20% of life sentences served outside prison

Prisoners who violate terms of release can be returned to custody on order of Prison Service

Man died of autoerotic asphyxiation

Coroner’s Court hears how Dublin man Graham Egan died at his home

Councillors vote to increase level of Priory Hall social housing to 30%

Dublin city manager’s warning that move could lead to litigation and delays ignored

Irish universities continue to fall in global rankings

Damaging effects of higher education cutbacks now obvious, say TCD and UCD heads

Clare jobs boost as Beckman Coulter plans expansion

US bio-medical firm seeks to increase workforce by 105 following closure of Galway plant

Modest rise in housing supply but still well below target level

Study by Property Industry Ireland suggests construction rate failing to meet demand

State to shut controversial ‘vulture fund’ tax loopholes

Use of funds’ charitable status to be tackled in Finance Bill, department vows

Mary Mitchell O’Connor to discuss TTIP in Brussels

Doubt growing over TTIP in wake of comments by French and German ministers

Call to rebrand Artane Band due to ‘trauma’

Council to debate significance of Artane industrial school link to band playing for GAA

Bizarre laboratory images compete to mark institute’s birthday

Research done at Trinity Biomedical Sciences Institute could have ‘huge impact

Juncker says tax ruling on Apple made without bias

Government boosted by strong support from Micheál Martin for its response to ruling

On Apple tax, State must side with its citizens

Multinationals must see tax as lawful and morally responsible payment for services

Angela Merkel remains the vital voice in Europe

Accumulation of crisis issues puts her leadership in question for a growing number of critics, especially her progressive open door and burden s…

Sugar tax set to be introduced in budget due to obesity concerns

Minister likely to delay levy until 2018 but soft drinks industry opposed to ‘regressive’ move

No reinstatement for Nelson’s Pillar gates, says council

Labour Senator wants gates which stood for 157 years rescued from sewage depot