Full coverage: The Irish Times

Ruadhán Mac Cormaic thinks The Irish Times is "only in the foothills" of online subscriber growth. He talks about digital acceleration, print decline, plus the three most important qualities a modern-day editor needs to have.

In his first major interview, the 44-year-old leading the digital transformation at Tara Street talks about the challenges of a job that consumes him, his days as a serious-minded student editor, and more.

Less than one year on from selling their stake in The Gloss, the media duo’s next move is materialising into the upcoming Design Week Dublin.

In her first major interview since becoming group managing director of The Irish Times Group, Deirdre Veldon tells The Currency about the group's acquisition strategy, prioritising digital subscriptions and enticing readers to pay for content.

Patsy McGarry took the same approach to covering Ireland’s churches as he had to Ireland’s politicians. It was a time when that approach was necessary, a turbulent time in Ireland’s history, north and south. He also remembers the only time he saw Nell McCafferty afraid.

The High Court has found it unnecessary for the Nobel-prize winning economist to testify as an expert witness for The Irish Times, which is defending its article on grounds of fair and reasonable publication on a matter of public interest.

Conor Brady, former editor of The Irish Times, is developing a new tech solution with his son that aims to save newsrooms millions in defamation cases. Plus, Caliber AI may also be an attractive product for social media giants who find themselves in the courts for statements posted on their respective platforms.