Britain’s next PM should not ignore British-Irish Council meetings, say leaders
Irish, Scottish and Northern Irish leaders urge Downing Street to engage at twice-annual forum
Irish, Scottish and Northern Irish leaders urge Downing Street to engage at twice-annual forum
Michelle O’Neill rejects suggestion that council’s creation could be seen as undermining peace deal, saying she would not allow anything to do so
The Government has noted the total opposition from all of Northern Ireland’s political parties and victims’ groups to the legislation
Scotland’s first minister and Nicola Sturgeon’s successor wants president Michael D Higgins to visit
Sinn Féin vice-president and leader in Stormont is set to become North’s first nationalist First Minister when assembly returns
Dublin, Belfast, London, Cardiff, Edinburgh, the Isle of Man and the Channel Islands hold their six-monthly meeting in Dublin Castle on Thursday night
Tánaiste tells Oxford University audience administrations must work to improve healthcare and education in North
In an interview with The Irish Times, Micheál Martin vows to continue leading Fianna Fáil after poll showed positive indicators
Important informal relationships have been ‘lost since the UK left the EU’, report says
British Irish Chamber calls for 'shared islands funds' to foster collaboration between Ireland and UK
Speaking after a meeting of the British-Irish Council, Mr Martin said the lack of a functioning executive in the North was ‘unacceptable’
Micheál Martin says 1998 peace deal ‘marked seismic milestone in lifetime of this island’
Micheál Martin says no loyalist could accuse the Government of not listening to them
Taoiseach says he has built good relationship with Boris Johnson and all sides keen to end post-Brexit rancour
Six actions that could improve protocol acceptance among voters in the North
Loyalist Communities Council had said Irish Ministers no longer welcome in Northern Ireland
Paul Givan expected to take over as leader of DUP, pending Sinn Féin approval
‘Totality of relationships’ body is being turned into a controversy of its own right
UK-Irish connections are too important, warm and deeply intertwined not to overcome tensions over Brexit
Northern Ireland’s hybrid position between the UK and the EU will continue to aggravate relations even as it opens up new opportunities
Northern Executive fails to reach agreement for a second night amid business calls for clarity
Governments should agree on right level of restrictions to ‘protect lives and livelihoods’
The North-South Ministerial Council is where he hoped the future would be built
O’Neill says there is a ‘confused picture’ around travel regulations in North and South
Robin Swann voices concerns over ‘inability’ of North and South to share data on arrivals
British-Irish summit called for to address inconsistencies in Common Travel Area
FF-FG ambivalence makes prospect of meaningful regional autonomy possible
With a ‘Christmas spirit’ deal can be done to bring back powersharing, says Julian Smith
Postponing Stormont elections has proved counter productive in fixing the impasse
Northern Secretary says such an election would make ‘a failure of every politician’ in North
British PM expressed desire to attend next British-Irish Council meeting, says Varadkar
Gabriel Makhlouf’s handling of budget leak has been severely criticised
‘Agreement won’t be re-opened, without backstop there will be no transition period’
‘She has to do the maths as to whether she can proceed without our support in parliament’
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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