Irish and US officials hold talks on summer version of student visa targeted by Trump

Irish Government officials focus diplomatic efforts on immigration ‘sanctuary cities’

Philadelphia, the city of sibling devotion, faced with internal Democratic party tension

US Letter: Mankind’s second moonwalker, now 86, fired up by drive to visit red planet

Opening of the “Ireland 100” festival at John F Kennedy Center starts three-week festival of Irish arts and culture

Sculpture of 19th century Irish rebel commemorated at event marking 1916 Rising

Dancer addresses American Ireland Fund gala before final performance

Terry O’Sullivan links Irish Easter Rising with current battle against US Republicans

Philadelphia’s Friendly Sons of St Patrick says name change may come in time

House of Representatives voted to tighten restrictions following Paris attacks

In San Francisco speech, Higgins praises community’s response to Berkeley families

Taoiseach claims number using the US visas could fall by 80% under proposed changes

Irish diplomats’ work strengthens campaign for UN Security Council seat

Clodagh Cogley, one of the seven students injured in the Berkeley balcony collapse in June, returned to Ireland on Friday. It’s a moment of progress in six weeks of trauma for the survivors and their families

Ceremony also pays tribute to those who were shot dead at South Carolina church

Hundreds attended the joint funeral for Ashley Donohoe and her cousin Olivia Burke, in northern California

Relatives of Eoghan Culligan, Lorcán Miller, Niccolai Schuster and Eimear Walsh return to Dublin

The families of four students whose remains are returning to Dublin thank people for their support

Funeral held in northern California, near home of Ashley

Irish envoy Anne Anderson complained to newspaper of ‘inaccurate, insensitive’ piece

Philip Grant read article in airport while waiting for families of those killed and injured

Tie-up between TEEU and American group will lead to new training for Irish workers

Minister awaits information on when emigrants can return under Obama’s orders

Charlie Flanagan sees role for US in helping ‘to break the logjam’ in the North

Washington event will mark 90 years of Irish-American relations

North Carolina governor writes to Irish ambassador to US, saying it would be like US stripping Guinness or Baileys of their brand names

Ireland will be the first EU country to set up a consulate in Austin and only the second internationally

Ambassador to US tells conference that Ireland will take tax avoidance issue seriously

Lobbying for second time, Republican warns against ‘beginning of a troubling trend’

Kenny meets Irish community in San Francisco on first day of trade visit to US

Democratic senator Charles Schumer called for jobs to be moved to New York

Enda Kenny to meet top executives at Silicon Valley firms that employ 16,000 in Ireland

Letters by Lady Sligo contradict ‘simple narrative’ regarding landlords

Government insists its policy on the matter is settled

Secretary general to the Government and Ambassador to the US ‘exchanged words’

Taoiseach says joint participation in New York shows ‘unprecedented’ co-operation between forces

Taoiseach finds himself in middle of big local argument over gay exclusion

Obama expresses disappointment at deadlock in Northern Ireland peace talks

LGBT bans in New York and Boston reflect a conservatism that lags behind the homeland

Democrat speaks after meeting woman whose search for son was depicted in film Philomena