Housing charity says it ‘incorrectly characterised’ upfront tenant payment to media

Church recognises fundamental right to freedom of expression ‘within limits’

Business group caves to pressure following presumed killing of dissident journalist

Fears that re-emergence of Border will lead to return of Troubles

To truly understand Brexit, haul €60,000 worth of food from Northern Ireland to England via Dublin

Brussels seeking to keep North aligned with customs union and parts of single market

The Border is a sticking point in Brexit negotiations, but why?

Chequers sparked resignation of ministers but what exactly is it?

Carwyn Jones concerned about temporary deal as EU-UK talks intensify in Brussels

‘We are going to be investing a lot of money in a whole series of things that we hope will be wasted’

Tánaiste says UK is to provide a backstop proposal as he launches budget measures

Donohoe calls UK’s exit ‘political, economic and diplomatic challenge of our generation’

Theresa May’s spokesman says ‘there remain big issues to work through’

Brussels supervision of product compliance necessary, NI businesses figures told by EU

New legislation and amendments to existing laws will be presented if UK crashes out of EU

First Government Brexit-ready conference hears of concerns from fishermen and SMEs

Tánaiste predicts a ‘bumpy few weeks’ as talks enter a critical phase

‘Even if we had known that the banks were bust on the night of September 29th, it is not obvious what we could have done’

Developer gets longest bankruptcy extension for ‘deliberate’ failure to co-operate

DUP rejects Irish Sea checks reportedly being considered in British version of ‘backstop’

High Court blames builder’s ‘wilful and deliberate’ failure to co-operate with official

EU negotiators work on softening ‘backstop’ plan to give political cover for compromise

EU working on minimised checks plan in bid to sell Border guarantee compromise to UK

Simon Carswell reported the bailout as finance correspondent a decade ago today

By September 2008, it was obvious something had to be done to save Anglo

Charity reports number housed in its units increased by 89% between 2016 and last year

Party leader provides written statement to inquiry into North’s botched energy scheme

Some 300 Irish volunteers to take part in study which coincides with Cancer Week

Little progress made, but acrimony grows and there’s even talk of backstop to a backstop

Brexit is a ‘lose, lose, lose’ damage limitation exercise, Simon Coveney says

Health committee told waiting period is unnecessary and without medical reason

Anti-abortion doctors call for protection to extend to those who refuse to refer patients on

Oireachtas health committee is told start date for GP-led structure from early next year is ‘challenging’

Governor signs Bill that requires external decks to be examined by January 2025

Former Anglo Irish Bank liquidators say US court bid an attempt to ‘end-run’ Irish case

European Commission warns Irish official that Bill would be in breach of EU trade rules

Varadkar defends late removal of compulsory reporting policy in last year’s legislation

Scally report finds a third of screeners sent to CPL in Austin, Texas were outsourced

Dr Peter Boylan urges consultants to apologise to women for ‘unacceptable’ behaviour

System ‘doomed to fail’ due to ‘demonstrable’ governance deficit, report says

CPL sent tests to labs in Florida, Nevada and Hawaii, but CervicalCheck did not know

Patient representatives want Scally recommendations implemented immediately

CervicalCheck report author says patients would like ‘ someone who means it, to say sorry’

Trump fundraiser set to be America’s representative in Ireland

Sir Keir Starmer says no deal would be ‘catastrophic’ for Ireland

Irish government said visit ‘postponed’ for ‘scheduling reasons’ while White House said no final decision made

Former Renua leader, who has lifelong interest in horses, will earn €8,100 a year in fees

Vicky Phelan, the woman whose case revealed controversy, says finding is a ‘whitewash’

Minister for Health briefed on report about cervical screening controversy

HSE in negotiations with Quest Diagnostics and Medlab Pathology on extending contracts

Vicky Phelan and others affected have sought details on report before publication

President tells meeting of parliamentarians women’s movement ‘more vibrant’ than ever

Surge from 98 British people taking Irish citizenship in 2016 to 529 in 2017 attributed to Brexit vote

International aid agency looks to its next 50 years in a smaller, more insecure world

Frances O’Keeffe’s volunteer work with Concern stretches back three decades

Dr Gabriel Scally’s scoping inquiry has been forwarded to the Attorney General

President says China, France, Russia, UK and US are embarking on ‘new arms race’

Amina Mohammed calls for the body to highlight its successes ahead of Dublin visit

Former Brussels adviser to Cameron calls on both sides to take a more conciliatory approach to talks

Influential MEP Danuta Hubner says EU is open to suggestions on avoiding hard border

Official queries merits of ‘trusted trader’ status for some sectors after UK quits EU

Patrick Coveney says UK could face months of shortages if it fails to reach deal with EU

Food group’s Patrick Coveney fears food will rot in trucks if there are delays at ports

Taoiseach asks Martin for talks to extend the confidence-and-supply agreement

Party backs new Garda Commissioner but raises concerns over loyalist-RUC collusion

Clare councillor says visit will be ‘great boost for the West of Ireland’

US president will ‘renew the deep and historic ties between our two nations’

Judge says Micheál Breslin cannot sue in US because he is unhappy with Irish court rules

Mr Justice Charles Meenan said he has held meetings with affected women and families

Larry Bass, producer of Dragons’ Den, says ‘ego plays factor’ in seeking nomination

The mastery of the Taoiseach’s address to Pope Francis was the balance he struck, being both gracious and grave, honest but never (...)

Pontiff tells single mothers separated from children that to seek them is ‘not a mortal sin’

Pope dismissive on flight from Ireland to Rome of claims by Archbishop Carlo Maria Vigano

Colm O’Gorman said it is ‘mind boggling to me that to ask a pope to tell the damn truth is a radical thing to suggest’

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin said he would have appreciated ‘a greater focus on the actions that should follow’

Varadkar refers to ‘people kept in dark corners, behind closed doors’ whose cries for help went unheard

Failure has ‘rightly given rise to outrage and remains a source of pain and shame’

Pontiff has no plans to announce measures to address clerical abuse during Ireland visit

Vatican spokesman says Pope Francis will address ‘cultural problem’ of abuse during Irish visit

End Clergy Abuse group wants zero tolerance of sex abuse under church law

Abuse victims ‘don’t need a letter from the pope to know this is a reality’, says survivor Marie Collins

Books about choosing a spouse ‘extremely popular’ at World Meetings of Families exhibit

Ronan O’Gara tells congress ‘Axel’ made Munster dressingroom ‘special’

Filipino cardinal warms up crowd for Pope Francis

World Meeting of Families told ‘enormous’ shortage of available housing has led to crisis

Archbishop Martin defends Irish Catholic Church’s efforts to tackle abuse

Group hopes prosecution of senior clerics in Australia and US leads to global groundswell

Ex-White House spin doctor tells Dublin audience there was no collusion with Russians

State bid to settle CervicalCheck trial criticised for offering cover to Varadkar, Harris

Tipperary solicitors take women’s emotional court battles to the US labs and the HSE

Central Bank findings show lenders still regard customers as an afterthought

Fourteen more women take action over cancer screening programme claims

Cervical smear test woman who developed cancer has one to two years to live, High Court hears

Regulator wants to see evidence to assess role of ex-bankers in fraudulent deposits scheme

Six months of bowel exams at Loughlinstown reviewed over staff member’s concerns about consultant

Taoiseach told ministers doubling ‘global footprint’ needed in protectionist climate

‘You’re a bit of a god, aren’t you?’ Prince Harry asks Galway hurler Joe Canning

Analysis: Judge says regulator ‘enthusiastic’ on effort to unwind Quinn’s secret Anglo stake

‘One would have expected ... alarm bells would have sounded’ at financial regulator when Anglo trying to fix Quinn problem - judge

Brian O'Driscoll asks royal if football is 'coming home' as he and Meghan Markle attend garden party