Harris confident Oireachtas will back legislation as ‘nobody has any alternative’
Ballot paper will ask voters if they wish to approve Bill seeking to repeal Article 40.3.3
Gardaí issue photo of Jastine Valdez bag as search for her belongings continues
INM editor-in-chief and O’Brien’s last board nominee to exit
Players have chance to impress Schmidt in three-Test tour ahead of 2019 World Cup
Watching this nervy RTÉ documentary, my blood pressure spiked before the ad break
The bestselling author transformed a modest country house and outbuildings on 14 acres into an exceptionally finished home with flexible living options
Temperatures of up to 22 degrees in Ireland on Thursday as rain his Iberian peninsula
Archeologist says city as old as Waterford but Norsemen landed on Suirside earlier
Securing mortgage protection can be laborious and time consuming. Laya Life can offer a simple, instant online solution
Creator of HPV vaccine hopes crisis will encourage parents to have children immunised
ESRI report says changes to level of tax relief unlikely to benefit lower paid workers
Officers focusing on evidence of young children who saw her after school on day of killing
Pauline Tully, whose estranged husband Pearse McAuley was jailed for attacking her, says she missed politics
Ceann Comhairle suspends Dáil debate on Bill over contradictory amendments
Irish emigrants are beginning to make their way back to have their say in the referendum
The author talks to Arifa Akbar about child characters, being Birmingham-Irish, cultural appropriation and working-class stories
Both online-only formats and print journals provide vital platforms for new and developing writers
Vulnerable teens are easily tempted into lives of crime. A project in Dublin tries to divert them from this
Ruqayeh (75) was five when shelling forced her from her village. She has not been back
Border checks and bureaucracy might almost double delays, says Central Bank
Europe Letter: Article XXIV of GATT could keep NI in customs union and single market
Spirit of sacrifice and courage which produced the Belfast Agreement must be rediscovered
Carraig Books, one of Dublin's best known secondhand bookshops, is to close as owner Sean Day retires. Specialising in rare publications, it moved from the city centre to Blackrock in 1968. It will still operate an online service. Video: Joe St Leger
Embracing new technologies such as AI and creating a strong digital culture will be critical to the future competitiveness of organisations, says Microsoft Ireland's Paul Shanahan
When you marry the perfect proposal with the perfect engagement ring, you’ve a happy couple indeed
Glory has a wealth of experience in all aspects of cash management, enabling major banks and retailers to best manage their cash transactions in more than a hundred countries worldwide
Follow this quick reminder of what to do in the event that someone near you collapses
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