Decision on future construction at Casement Park must be made quickly, says Hilary Benn
Northern Secretary tells House of Commons ‘nothing has happened’ at stadium since announcement it would host European Championship fixtures
White working class moving to Republican Party, yet Trump never delivered for those workers, says academic
Democratic Party has lost touch with this class due to supporting globalised trade and leftist politics, academic Larry Donnelly tells Patrick MacGill Summer School
‘Ireland’s freedom was not won, it was given’: Historian’s new book casts fresh light on old struggle
Cambridge-based historian John O’Beirne Ranelagh interviewed 100 former members of the Irish Republican Brotherhood during the 1970s. Much of the material has been unused - until now
UK government could face court challenge to force unity referendum, says Sinn Féin’s Pearse Doherty
Vague rules surrounding trigger mean decisions either way could face judicial review
Keeping RTÉ licence fee would be ‘deeply disappointing’ - Ní Raghallaigh
Ireland has highest evasion rate in Europe for ‘inequitable tax’ on television set owners, former RTÉ board chairwoman says
‘The adults are back in the room in London’: how far will Starmer’s reset of UK-EU relations go?
New Labour government could open door to future talks with EU on defence, trade checks and youth movement, but it will have to face down the right-wing domestic press
‘Department of Infrastructure’ proposed by Taoiseach
Summer school hears Simon Harris on need to escape administrative ‘silos’ to build more housing in a politics of ‘pragmatism’
Asylum protesters ‘are not us’, says Taoiseach at MacGill Summer School
Simon Harris says everyone is entitled to protest but not to ‘lawlessness’
Ireland will not nominate a second European Commission candidate, says Taoiseach
Ursula von der Leyen annoyed at decision of 10 of Ireland’s 14 MEPs - including the four Fianna Fáil MEPs, to vote against her
Campaign against global pandemic treaty threatens public health, Tony Holohan says
Former CMO says volunteer corps capable of stepping in at short notice to carry out basic health and administrative duties needed for next health crisis
Humanity has just five years to prevent irreversible climate damage, warns Ryan
Minister for Climate issues stark warning of looming disaster during address to MacGill summer school
Low earners should pay some income tax, say economists
Summer school told ‘very low or no tax rates on low income’ is a policy choice that would be very difficult to reverse
Planning for united Ireland must start now, Oireachtas committee advises
‘No insurmountable economic or financial barriers’ to unification, Belfast Agreement committee says
Fractured unionism must learn how to woo support for the union
Give new prime minister Keir Starmer a chance, unionists told
Israel should have been Northern Ireland, say liberal Israelis
Belfast Agreement ‘a real source of inspiration’, says sociologist Ron Dudai