Albert Reynolds

The relationship between Albert Reynolds and John Major was a key factor that led to the IRA ceasefire of August 1994

Liam Mulvihill said cost of hurleys was making it almost prohibitive to take up sport

Thursday’s confirmation of the two concerts was a reminder of a simpler time for all

Inside Politics: Issue is one of great political potency, pitting finance against politics

Ard Caoin sits on two acres of landscaped gardens in Sligo. Its owner is downsizing

Showman and dealmaker defied detractors when he brokered peace in North

One-time party loyalist and then PD leader obliged FF to shelve ‘core value’: no coalition

Limerick politician split from Fianna Fáil to form influential Progressive Democrats

Activists acknowledge issue of identity essential to repelling threats from Fine Gael and Sinn Féin

Trio of hotel properties for sale offer five-star living at the heart of the capital’s embassy belt

Mrs Reynolds died at family home in Dublin on Tuesday morning

Poems discovered in Charles Haughey’s private papers after he died aged 80 in 2006

A positive reception for the reopening plan was undermined by foreseeable blunders elsewhere

Dubliner defrauded victims by acting as barrister, tax agent and property broker

Biography of Ian Milne also recounts his role in Drumcree march resolution efforts

An Irishman’s Diary

This novel alliance could take some getting used to. Here’s how it could succeed

Pat Farrell is putting lobbying skills to use representing institutional property investors

Company founded by Nowlan and Kenny refurbishing landmark Mespil Estate apartments

On the canvass: ‘As long as we have someone from Longford in the Dáil; one person’

FG leader becomes party’s fifth-longest-serving Taoiseach on Christmas Day

Hodson Bay group chairman John O’Sullivan oversees the opening of the new Hyatt Centric on old Viking territory in Dublin

Timmy Dooley/Niall Collins controversy underlines slapdash elements to the practice

About 800 applications approved to date

Northern politicians now have a significant chance to restore Stormont

Backed by hedge funds and armed with lawyers, Irish-backed firm P&ID is running an insurgent campaign for payment

Adams and McGuinness met IRA army council three times to discuss cessation

‘Why didn’t the British focus on the fact that they had an extensive land border with the EU? Because it was in Ireland.’

MMA fighter finally settles down following four-year house hunt

Former accountant has worked for parent company ABP since 2004

After a brain tumour, Madeleine Chivers comes full circle with Barretstown

Taoiseach reckons if you can’t get Opposition to support the plan, then make them own it

Why do politicians seem so competent on international stage, and so incompetent at home?

Former TD and Haughey loyalist represented both Tipperary South and Waterford

Mortgage incentives likely to be phased out amid fears of misleading customers

‘Dev must be spinning in his grave,’ said British ambassador in Dublin

Report of walk in the Phoenix Park by the new ambassador and the Ulster Unionist MP Ken Maginness

State Papers 1994: US officials told Sinn Féin ‘likely to increase the level of violence’ in North

Libyan foreign minister snubbed Irish diplomat in Tripoli in wake of ‘Eksund’ incident