As a living relic of old indecency, Bertie Ahern is a valuable reminder of how things used to be in Ireland

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Former taoiseach Bertie Ahern arriving for an event to mark 25th Anniversary of the Belfast Agreement at the Clayton Hotel, Ballsbridge, Dublin earlier this month. Photograph: Stephen Collins/Collins PhotosWelcome to this week’s IT Sunday, a selection of the best Irish Times journalism for our subscribers.

Ireland secured an impressive win over France in last weekend’s Six Nations tournament, but it was Les Bleus who won the prize for atmosphere at the stadium. On such a great occasion for Irish rugby, it was a shame to hear the fans being outsung by the visitors’ massed ranks,. “When it comes to gouging visitors for concerts or major sports events, Dublin hoteliers are right up there with Cardiff, London et al.

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