Boris Johnson got 126 votes in second round of voting, 80 ahead of nearest rival
Minister for Finance to set out two scenarios in summer economic statement next week
Conservatives in YouGov poll say they would prefer break-up of union to failing to leave EU
Johnson gets away with unabashed lying because he shifts between joker and politician
Big melodies, catchy choruses and tonal idiosyncracies from the Northern Irish trio
Submit the best photo for a chance to win a Canon DSLR camera from Harvey Norman
David Quinn convicted of distribution of child pornography
Officials tell Oireachtas that seizing horses is a time consuming and high-risk activity
‘It is all too much for us to take in’: Family members gather in west Cork for funeral
Aidan Rowsome and James Price were killed when plane crashed in Co Kildare
Kerry councillor tells meeting decision was made due to health concerns
Analysis: A decade ago Government set a 10% goal for electric cars and missed target spectacularly
‘This is fantastic news for the Irish here ... it will make a big difference in their day to day lives’
‘Non-lethal options’ used to apprehend suspect who is now being treated in hospital
Covering all the bases: More clubs and organisations are relying on in-house media
Kay Redfield Jamison, an elegant, generous writer, is that rare thing: a healer who is also in search of healing
Central Bank could levy fines and disqualify employees under new laws
We meet Ireland's zero-waste warriors who are leading the fight against plastic
The former Ireland manager reflects on past and present in Belfast, the city of his parents
Ten years ago a man was found dead on Rosses Point beach. Who was he?
Barnier warns UK Brexit secretary withdrawal agreement cannot be carved up
Insurgent candidate questioned over possible MI6 past as leadership push gains ground
Meet some of the people behind the Irish branch of Extinction Rebellion, the socio-political movement aiming to highlight the global climate change crisis. Video: Kathleen Harris
Can Arranmore, a remote island located 5 kilometres off the coast of Donegal, really experience the same connectivity as the rest of the connected world?
Look no further than the exclusive-hire Luttrellstown Castle Resort, full of history, heritage and a grandeur that makes it stand out from the crowd
The summer solstice has always been an important, indigenous Celtic festival, and in the 10 years since it became a standalone festival, Body & Soul has breathed new vibrancy into it
As Deloitte launches its inaugural Financial Services Innovation Awards, we examine the conditions that allowed Ireland emerge as a global financial services hub
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