Labour Senator asks politicians not to attend over Trump’s handling of migration

Singer due to perform two songs in Tel Aviv as other musicians urge boycott

Map ‘anomalies’ mean some embassies protected while others not, claims FG councillor

As Bauhaus school celebrates its centenary, a conference looks at its conceptual legacy

Ellen Rowley is rediscovering the beauty of some of the city’s once-disliked buildings

Fashion always has a role to play, even in the halls of Leinster House

UNRWA says funding cut of almost $300 million a ‘deeply regrettable decision’

Four-bedroom house in turnkey condition

Ruth Negga returns in Preacher. UK grime sensation Big Narstie gets his own show

The ‘Betty Blue’ actor on her love affair with Rupert Everett and why Jesus is sexy

Palestinian officials say 1,200 injured, 450 by live fire, as US embassy opens in Jerusalem

U-turn believed to have caused crash that killed family visiting from US for funeral

US president reportedly told Palestinian leader of shift of US facility from Tel Aviv

US officials say president likely on Wednesday to recognise Jerusalem as Israel’s capital

Bureaucracy exacerbated by inability to source own flights and lack of transparency

Mills 36 hand grenade found in Ballsbridge is believed to be from the War of Independence

International revolutionaries such as Mr Corbyn are not interested in the banal politics required to gather votes at home

Leader Eamon Ryan urges Taoiseach not to attend the White House on St Patrick’s Day

Late ex-minister published incendiary autobiography Against the Tide 30 years ago

Lawyer David Friedman says he looks forward to carrying out duties from Jerusalem

President-elect sees ‘peace’ between Israel and the Palestinians as the ultimate deal

Guinness Storehouse: Politicians, media and the curious attend American embassy shindig

Diarmuid Martin appeals for small nations to be protected amid ‘harsh realpolitik’

Company buys back Hume House in Ballsbridge, sold to Seán Dunne in 2006

An Taisce opposes ‘grossly offensive’ D4 panels which help pay for popular scheme

From the apple in the Garden of Eden to sickly sweets, we love stuff we shouldn’t eat

Since the J1 visa programme began, nearly 50 years ago, more than 150,000 Irish students have spent a summer in the US. As the US embassy hosts an event about the programme, some of its alumni look back on their long-ago summers

India withdraws US consular privileges after deputy consul general strip-searched in visa inquiry

After half a century of giving people with disabilities in Ireland privacy and dignity, Cheshire Homes is looking ahead to more challenges

Most of overall rent of €1.158m paid by Bank of Ireland

Police rule out foul play in death of famed hacker

With students facing a choice between career-enhancing work experience or spending a summer waiting on tables, which is winning out?