THE IRISH TIMES-IRELAND NEWS-Agreement on Abortion Bill conceals Coalition cracks

Agreement on Abortion Bill conceals Coalition cracks

• Politics
 
• 01:00

Government remains intact but new Alliance voting arrangement could spell trouble

• No poll on issue until 2018
• GALLERY: Protests down the decades
• Issue not to be resolved by word or Bill

Heartbroken mother lost baby after ‘hospital system errors’

• Health
 
• 01:00

Mother’s harrowing story to inquest of how ‘we watched him gasp ... he died in my arms’

• Maternity reform: The Irish Times view
• 'He died in my arms. We were devastated'
• Fatality due to delays in delivery, inquest told

Young Muslim Americans unnerved by fear and loathing

• US
 
• 01:00

Wave of hate crimes and Donald Trump’s incendiary rhetoric taking heavy toll

• Trump focuses on Florida battleground
• New Hampshire’s youth turn towards Clinton
• PODCAST: Clinton growing in confidence

Dublin burglary epidemic surges ahead of rest of Republic

• Crime & Law
 
• 21:08

Dublin Garda divisions account for all national increases in burglaries since 2008

• A growing problem: By the numbers
• Trawling Facebook and Twitter for targets

Surprise as John Delaney steps down as OCI vice-president

• Other Sports
 
• 23:14

FAI chief confident investigation will find he had no role in Rio ticketing arrangements

Time to get Irish rail service priorities back on track

• Transport & Tourism
• 01:00

Second phase of western corridor would be utter folly

• Letters: Railway failure and policy

Testing Opel’s award-winning flagship family car

• Motors
 
• 00:01

Carmaker splashes out €40m to hand-build 160 Insignia prototypes and test cars

• New Fiat Tipo set to tempt those buyers
• Autonomous vehicles and cyberattack

Brexit: Secret recording reveals May wanted UK to lead in Europe

• UK
 
• 23:27

Prior to referendum then cabinet minister warned of corporate flight if Leave successful

• Brexit: Extensive Irish Times coverage

No turning back: why the switch to an electric car is forever

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Man Booker prize: Paul Beatty wins with The Sellout

• Books
 
• 22:13

Author wins for satire on race in the US and becomes first American to win prize

Istanbul Letter: Sweatshops, not school await refugee children

• Europe
 
• 01:00

‘Of course there are children working here’, said the boss of one subterranean workhouse

• Migrant Crisis: Full Irish Times coverage

Ban on surrogacy in Ireland urged by campaigner

• Social Affairs
 
• 01:00

Practice not illegal in State but largely unregulated despite calls for legislative clarity

Travel advice: The best deals for solo travellers

• Travel
 
• 17:12

Book a cooking or a walking holiday or just take advantage of offseason rates alone

Light make-up for sensitive skin

• Beauty
 
• 06:00

Bare-faced coverage that won’t go cakey

Rural Addiction: drugs are rife, hope is thin on the ground

• TV, Radio, Web
 
• 22:40

RTE’s documentary should serve as a brutal wake-up call to those unaware of the extent of drug addiction in many of Ireland’s towns

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Fintan O'TooleWhy some newspapers are ignoring a report on Irish media

Laura SlatteryHillary Clinton’s TV adverts are ‘brutal’ - that’s
a good thing

Dublin HunSpicebag up your life: a guide on how to be massive

ArtHong Ling: retrospective of a great living Chinese artist

Business

High Court rejects D2 challenge to Clerys inspectors

• Retail & Services

Investigation into collective redundancies at department store to go ahead

Sales of iPhones up in Q4 as Apple exceeds expectations

O’Flynn allowed resubmit application for €70m development

• New plan for Europe-wide corporate tax base unveiled
• Chief of Irish Water parent Michael McNicholas to step down

Sport

Daniel Sturridge double sinks Tottenham Hotspur

• English Soccer

Pochettino and Klopp name youthful sides as Liverpool reach League Cup last eight

Mourinho and Guardiola seeking derby deliverance from gloom over Manchester

Aki shuns lucrative offers for adventure out West with Connacht

• Surprise as John Delaney steps down as OCI vice-president
• Katie Taylor considering switch to professional ranks

Columnists

Ciarán Hancock

Time to get Irish rail service priorities back on track

Dominic Coyle

Q&A: Losing out due to contract-signing rule in help-to-buy scheme

Laura Slattery

Hillary Clinton’s TV ads are ‘brutal’ and that’s a good thing

Proinsias O'Mahony

Increasingly wary investors are stockpiling cash

Life & Style

Testing Opel’s award-winning flagship family car

• Michael McAleer

Carmaker splashes out €40m to hand-build 160 Insignia prototypes and test cars

Collision course: autonomous vehicles will be more vulnerable to cyberattack

Berlin with a twist

• BMW Ireland doubles profits as turnover rises to €176m
• Fiat brings new Tipo to Ireland but can it tempt buyers back?

Culture

Lucian Freud: important retrospective comes to Imma

• Aidan Dunne

The 50 pieces in Freud Project are invaluable opportunity to assess British painter’s work

Rural Addiction: drugs are rife, hope is thin on the ground

Man Booker prize: Paul Beatty wins with The Sellout

• A dozen things you might not know about Irish names
• When a woman says no she means no - even to you Poldark

Opinion

Kathy Sheridan: The appalling decline in the quality of public insults

The Mary Robinson Centre is no vanity project

Budget 2017

Q&A: Losing out due to contract-signing rule in help-to-buy scheme

Intensive lobbying is taking place in relation to possible amendment to Finance Bill

Central Bank letter questions Michael Noonan’s budget claims

Philip Lane says bank was only partially consulted on first-time house buyer plan

New borrowing limit in help-to-buy scheme leaves buyer in a spin

Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions

US election

Young Muslim Americans unnerved by fear and loathing

Wave of hate crimes and Donald Trump’s incendiary rhetoric taking heavy toll

Trailing Trump focuses on Florida and promises ‘surprises’

Republican US presidential candidate faces uphill battle to beat rival Clinton in key states

Pussy Riot: Straight Outta Vagina a riposte to Donald Trump

Russian band to release feminist response to boast about grabbing women ‘by the pussy’

Irish Times Video

 2:5924 years on: Revisiting the border line

MP Tom Elliott was a member of the Ulster Defence Regiment during the Troubles. He takes us back to the areas he used to patrol, telling us what life was like back then. Video: Enda O'Dowd

 2:2682-year-old dancer lends a modern twist to Dublin production of 'King Lear'

 2:40Pixie Geldof reclaims her name as a singer, with serious musical chops

• Homeless couple living in tent in Phoenix Park
• Irish college students talk about sex, rape and consent

Generation Emigration

Irish abroad: Do you celebrate Halloween where you live?

• Generation Emigration

Do people light bonfires, eat barm brack with rings in it and bob for apples?

'Irish networking has helped me personally and professionally'

How Irish-America sees Ireland

• Stress dominates every aspect of life in South Korea
• US-based Irish businessman funds anti-Trump video

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Students’ tears tell a more gentle story of Honduras

For Eduardo Duenas, the chance to rebuild his life has been an incredible experience, he says