The Irish time : challenges and strategies by Angga Erlangga, Indri Megananda, Ng, Roland Kian Huat, Syyed Qasim Ali Shah

“…The Cultural Universals, Communication and Cultural Values of Ireland are first reviewed to provide a rich context for the examination of The Irish Times' key challenges and strategies. From Secondary Case Analysis, it is assessed that there are four key challenges that The Irish Times needs to address to stay competitive. …”
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Profits in Their Own Land? Brian O’Nolan and Patrick Kavanagh by John Wyse Jackson

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Review of Smyllie’s Ireland: Protestants, Independence, and the Man Who Ran the Irish Times (2019), by Caleb Wood Richardson by Tobias W Harris

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Estereotipos en cuestión: imágenes de irracionalidad en la obra de John Waters, columnista del Irish Times1 by A. Jamie Saris

“…Este ensayo evalúa el papel de los estereotipos en el trabajo de John Waters, un columnista del Irish Times. Waters desempeña varias labores profesionales –columnista de opinión, crítico cultural, comentarista radiofónico y autor de tres volúmenes que se sitúan entre la sociología popular y los estudios culturales–. …”
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Council blocks SF London HQ plan by Millar, Frank, The Irish Times, IT, Camden Irish Forum, CIF

“…Article extracted from 'The Irish Times', 13 January 1996, reporting Camden Council's decision to block plans for Sinn Féin to open its first London headquarters in the area. …”
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Comparative Literature in Ireland and Worldwide – An Interview with Professor Declan Kiberd by Yulia Pushkarevskaya Naughton

“…He has also been Director of the Yeats International Summer School (1985-7), Patron of the Dublin Shaw Society (1995-2000), a columnist with The Irish Times (1985-7) and The Irish Press (1987-93), the presenter of the RTÉ Arts programme, Exhibit A(1984-6), and a regular essayist and reviewer in The Irish Times, TLS,London Review of Books and The New York Times. …”
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An assessment of the coverage of non-communicable disease research reported in British and Irish newspapers, 2002-13 by Elena Pallari, Atia Sultana, Carl Williams, Grant Lewison

“…Results: There were 3921 stories in total (1990 in the Daily Mail, 1127 in the Irish Times, and 804 in The Guardian). Cancer and mental health disorders research attracted most attention. …”
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Bust Companions: The Curious Friendship of Patrick Kavanagh and Brian O’Nolan by Frank McNally

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On Thooleramawns, Thullabawns, and Gawshkogues: The Role of Hiberno-English in Myles na gCopaleen’s Lexicon of Libel by Frank McNally

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Flann O’Brien / Brian Ó Nualláin : portraits linguistiques d’un provocateur irlandais entre identité collective et idiosyncrasie ludique by Thierry Robin

“…O’Nolan/Ó Nualláin constructs a unique portrait of a nation in the making through his novels and short stories and also through his journalistic writings, which were published in his column in The Irish Times from 1940 to 1966. Between tradition and postmodern transgression, O’Nolan offers modern Ireland a luxury that is the preserve of only the most liberated and established of nations, namely self-mockery.…”
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<em> ‘In the Heart of the Roman Metropolis’: an Italian Prologue to Synge’s Investigative Journalism</em> by Giulia Bruna

“…The outcomes of Synge’s Italian journey translated into a newspaper report for the Irish Times which discusses the riots in Piazza Montecitorio caused by Prime Minister Francesco Crispi’s resignation after the Italian defeat by the Emperor of Ethiopia Menelik, during the first Italo-Abyssinian war. …”
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How ‘cocooning’ as a public health measure was reported during the Covid-19 crisis by Gallagher Catherine

“…The study, which focuses on coverage in The Irish Times, shows that the number of human-interest-framed articles on cocooning was approximately four times greater than the number of informative ones. …”
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Art for Flann’s Sake? A Possible Pseudonym for Michael Victor O’Nolan by Frank McNally

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History in Practice. History in the Marketplace: Siobhan McHugh on Surviving as a Freelance Historian by Judy Skene

“…McHugh has also produced radio and television documentaries, including the five-part series for television, 'The Irish Empire', and she writes for the Australian magazine and the 'Irish Times'. Her latest project is due for publication in 2002, with the proposed title ‘Rebels to Rulers: Stories of Irish Australia’. …”
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An Overview of Ireland’s Energy System Model and the Thinking for DPR Korea by An Yongjae, Cao Haijun, Kwon Cholu

“…The Ireland’s Energy System Model, Irish TIMES model involved building, developing, calibrating, testing and running a partial equilibrium energy systems optimization model for Ireland. …”
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“The Familiar Style of Decaying Colonial Powers”: Irish National Newspapers and Portugal’s Colonial Wars, 1961-1974 by Jean Mercereau

“…The objective of this article is to consider the coverage by Ireland’s three main newspapers – Irish Independent, Irish Press and Irish Times – of Portugal’s colonialist policies between 1961 and the fall of the dictatorship in April 1974.…”
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Big and Learned and Far From Simple: Intellectual Narration in 'The Plain People of Ireland' and The Third Policeman by Maggie Glass

“…The narrative power he posseses is exemplified when comparing 'The Plain People of Ireland' segments of the Cruiskeen Lawn columns in The Irish Times, penned under the pseudonym Myles na gCopaleen, and the voice of the nameless narrator in Flann O'Brien's The Third Policeman. …”
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Brian O’Nolan’s “Tales from Corkadorky” and Sgéalta Mhuintir Luinigh by Tobias Harris

“…This essay addresses a relatively untouched topic in the field of Brian O’Nolan / Flann O’Brien studies: the Irish-language “Tales from Corkadorky” vignettes published during 1941–42 in the “Cruiskeen Lawn” column O’Nolan wrote as Myles na gCopaleen for the Irish Times. This essay builds on the brief existing critical remarks about this series of columns by exploring, in unprecedented detail, Breandán Ó Conaire’s suggestion that the “Tales from Corkadorky” are modelled on the Sgéalta Mhuintir Luinigh (Munterloney Folktales) collected by Professor Éamonn Ó Tuathail and published in 1933. …”
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The Role of Bioenergy in Ireland’s Low Carbon Future – Is it Sustainable? by Alessandro Chiodi, Paul Deane, Maurizio Gargiulo, Brian Ó Gallachóir

“…The analysis here is limited to one Member State, Ireland, which is an interesting case study for a number of reasons, including significant import dependency and recent acceleration in renewable energy deployment. We used the Irish TIMES model, the energy systems model for Ireland developed with the TIMES model generator, for this scenario analysis. …”
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Modelling the impacts of challenging 2030 DPRK’s GHGs mitigation targets on DPRK’s energy system by An Yongjae, Cao Haijun, Kwon Cholu

“…We proposed the DPRK’s GHGs mitigation model by analyzing the Irish TIMES (The Integrated MARKAL–EFOM System) energy systems modelling tool, and proved the technical availability of CO2-8 scenario delivering an 8% emissions reduction target by 2030. …”
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