Brexit and Corbyn make unthinkable possible as Labour risks loss of old mining country

Push for ‘head over heart’ tactical votes as Lib Dems target heavy Remain seat in Sheffield

Voters in West Yorkshire ditching life-long allegiances in topsy-turvy campaign

Cases follow claim of ‘psychological injuries’ by former content moderator Chris Gray

Content moderators ‘suffering injuries’ to protect internet users from harmful material

Former content moderater claims psychological injuries from ‘graphic and violent’ posts

Proving membership of a terrorist group can be easier than proving terrorist activity

Going to a particular location is not a terrorist offence, says Darragh Mackin

Lawyer for US-based Robbins dismisses ‘libel tourism’ claim over defamation action

Ryan report is not undermined by gross overcalculation of figure, professor claims

Expert says concerns around housing should not be linked to migrants

Hauliers want an Irish, British and French taskforce to target break-ins to trucks

Emails sent in 2011 show QIH managers helping pro-Quinn Facebook lobby group

Woman (30) slipped into sea at Ancona on return to yacht on which she worked as crew

Former Anglo banker and wife lodge planning application to Wicklow County Council

Drivers are responsible for the contents of their lorries and can face heavy sanctions

High rate of obesity ‘a great cause of concern’, says Minister

Len McCluskey says people could be ‘blown up’ in Northern Irish and British ports

Commission says campaign debates should not be characterised by discriminatory discourse

Falling police numbers and a culture of mistrust makes the job difficult and perilous

Size of libel awards by juries and duration of cases has made Irish system ‘a laughing stock’

Galway West TD said €3.54bn sent from State to Nigeria over eight year period

Lunney attacked on way from work in Quinn Industrial Holdings

Cyril McGuinness suspected of arson attacks on car and tractor owned by Garda members

Court approves personal insolvency case that gives fund 72% stake in Clontarf house

Request for intensive policing came as escalating vandalism risked loss of life

Timeline of events: Attacks on former Quinn Group businesses and managers began in 2011

Adrian Barden pleased action being taken but wants paymaster brought to justice

Profile of career criminal’s Europe-wide smuggling scams, ATM thefts and illegal dumping

Cyril McGuinness, aka Dublin Jimmy, died of apparent heart attack in English police raid

Documentation, laptops and other evidence seized by police in Derbyshire operation

Former PSNI constable says Northern Border area ‘still not normal policing environment’

Campaigner says victims ‘would be lost’ without Dublin Rape Crisis Centre

Quinn Industrial Holdings chief Liam McCaffrey says interview with his attacked colleague brought back ‘all the horror in one fell(...)

But Varadkar says people need to ‘to call out the scaremongering’ on housing asylum seekers

Assailants told businessman they had to ‘mark’ him in attack to make him remember

BBC interview to be broadcast just hours after meeting between QIH and Garda chief

Despite sitting at the top of the ratings at RTÉ, he lost his savings twice, 20 years apart

Cleric confirms businessman wrote to him about Cavan priest’s ‘paymaster’ homily

Lorry drivers on Scotland-Northern Ireland ferry flummoxed about customs checks plan

Report shows rise in number of pupils with special needs in mainstream schools

Man in balaclava pictured reading letter threatening to kill directors of Border firm

Irish Water, council criticised for failure to install shutdown at Leixlip treatment plant

Varadkar promises extra security resources for Border area amid meeting with Garda chief

Chief executive says region could become ungovernable

Cavan County Council cathaoirleach says ‘we will continue to monitor the situation’

John McCartin says directors will not step down as that would put thousands of jobs at risk

Local managers warned they ‘haven’t learned lesson’ from Lunney attack

Renewed interest in Cavan hotel coincided with bid to buy back building materials firm

People with grandiose narcissism more likely to be ‘mentally tough’, study shows

Earlier departure possible should UK parliament ratify separation deal

Liam McCaffrey ‘shocked’ at Quinn’s criticism of him, Kevin Lunney and Dara O’Reilly

Former taoiseach says ‘talking through’ Border solution will help ease loyalist fears

Killilea’s lawyer objects to disclosure of her assets and liabilities to her former husband

Coveney appears to point to further intervention on devolved issues by UK parliament

Food industry is ‘completely integrated’ on island of Ireland, say farmers’ groups

Businesses seek assurances from London on ‘unfettered access’ to British internal market

McCaffrey says rather than blame others ‘for his ills’ Quinn should ‘look in the mirror’

Consultation process opened on how port would fund €108m new terminal facilities

Fr Oliver O’Reilly told detectives ‘no hard evidence’ behind the claims in his homily

All sides conceded ground for a compromise deal that is short on detail and long on hope

Goldy Hyder says firms seeking stability want to avoid ‘short-term pain’ of UK’s exit

The nuts and bolts of Johnson's plans for Northern Ireland are fraught with difficulty

Small print on operational details of complex Irish Sea border checks has yet to be written

EU and UK negotiators reach a new Brexit agreement that would avoid a hard border

Former No 10 press secretary expects extension and ‘anything can happen territory’

Donor group says creating an opt-out-only register is a ‘huge missed opportunity’

Nationality case against UK has been ‘all consuming’, Irish woman says

Brother of attacked executive Kevin Lunney has property vandalised in Co Fermanagh

Taoiseach backs Emma DeSouza’s case: British law ‘out of step’ with NI peace treaty

Ruling means NI people are British citizens under UK law even if they identify as Irish

Where Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar found their pathway to a possible compromise

EU technocrats struggling with compromise already dismissed by some as an option

Party’s objections to ‘double customs’ idea presents hurdle to Boris Johnson

Then London mayor told ex-EU commissioner his Euroscepticism was ‘a bit of fun’

Former president likens climate change activists to protests over apartheid and slavery

Non-violent non-compliance would render Boris Johnson’s plan ‘unworkable’, says one

Health and Safety Authority urges businesses to review storage of hazardous substances

Virginia firm urges State to invest in network of gas stations to help switch from diesel

UK ‘take it or leave it’ approach to Brexit unacceptable, says Coveney

Government says UK’s exit from EU is a ‘challenge that Ireland has the measure of’

Donohoe announces carbon tax rise and €1.2bn package to tackle no-deal scenario

Boris Johnson’s Brexit plan stirs confusion at Border’s busiest crossing

UK prime minister hopes to replace backstop with his ‘two borders, four years’ proposals

British prime minister proposes creation of all-island regulatory zone for goods in Ireland

PM says his proposal would allow the UK ‘whole and entire to withdraw from the EU’

Community group urges Government to be open about future of Border in no-deal Brexit

Tony Lunney praises his brother’s resilience following abduction and torture

Industry concerned about ‘flashpoints’ over access to waters if UK leaves EU without deal

Michael Collins on Brexit, the peace process and the quest for a UN Security Council seat

Fr Ollie O’Reilly says ‘dogs in the street’ know ‘paymaster’ behind assault on businessman

Cleric advised to ‘mind my own business’ after rebuke of ‘Mafia-style group’ from pulpit

Union says the impact of a disorderly exit on poorest households ‘not generally appreciated’

Officials identify sites in Dublin for lorries to park if port becomes congested by checks

Iarnrod Eireann adding to more than three months of fuel to ensure ‘security of supply’

Britain’s leader faces uncertain future and narrowing options after a brutal court ruling

Health authority warns ‘no absolute guarantees’ on critical medicines such as insulin

What does the British supreme court’s ruling mean for Boris Johnson and for Brexit?

Taoiseach dismisses reports the State will come under EU pressure to compromise

Government warns those still driving with UK licences they could face prosecution