Speaker of House of Commons said it could not be put to another vote without changes
Our rugby correspondent also hands out the gongs for player, coach, team and try of the tournament
New chief executive John Lyttle will earn up to £1.5m a year in salary and bonuses
Man accused of gunning down 50 people in attacks on two Christchurch mosques
Lender devises ‘lifetime value’ approach in bid to compete with main banks
If you haven’t yet thought about what to do with your retirement fund, here’s some advice
Innovation from Pestle & Mortar, Spotlight, Burren Perfumery and Cloon Keen Atelier
Website ranks holiday hotspots by cost of a typical day out for visitors
Sonia Kolasinska was told to leave Madigan’s bar on O’Connell Street
UCC’s ‘bystander intervention’ is being made available to all 22,000 students
Minister for Finance rules out including ancient craft as part of artistic tax exemption
Ruth Maguire (30) was last seen in Carlingford on Saturday night
Cuvier’s beaked whale showed signs of starvation, dehydration and had been vomiting blood
Rising insurance premiums leads to 20% jump in cost of residential care
Wolves player is set to start against Gibraltar while Rovers' Jack Byrne has impressed
Unthinkable: People want ‘sovereignty’ over their lives, says philosopher Michele Nicoletti
It’s the biggest Irish community abroad, but Brexit and demographics are remaking it
Irish international Jon Walters joins the locals helping to deliver aid to the city’s poor
Fr Charles Coughlin created the template for a media-savvy demagogue to acquire a huge political following in the US
Pharma chief says 45 million packs of medicines a month move from UK to EU
Regulator sees inquiries rise, but big groups are choosing Germany and Netherlands
Westminster chaos affords preview of Britain standing alone with its demons
On January 21st 1919 two RUC officers were killed in Soloheadbeg in an act that many believed started the War of Independence and a few hours later, 200km away, the Dáil sat for the first time. Video: Ronan McGreevy/ Enda O'Dowd
We thought this part of the world was safe from the reach of terrorism
In part four of our Everyday Adventures series in association with Jaguar Land Rover, former Irish international rugby player Jamie Heaslip takes Liz Dwyer on a spin through his rugby neighbourhood
A redesign by Grainne Weber Architects includes a new restaurant, bar, terrace, and private resident’s cocktail room
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DHL Express is supporting Irish companies like Pestle & Mortar in taking their business to the next level and going global
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