Very large obstacles in the way of either acceptance of the backstop or cancelling Brexit

Analysis: There is general recognition Ireland has done as well as it could have expected out of a bad situation

UK needs Europe’s help to avoid doing what is contrary to the true interests of all sides

Chris Johns: The banking crisis reminds us how ‘events’ disrupt even the best-laid plans

Capturing the attention and enthusiasm of the public can do much to drive innovation throughout the economy at large

There are a number of steps in creating a programme that’s right for your employees

Coveney says attack on Skripals ‘cowardly’ but his statement does not mention Russia

Debates around free trade and customs barriers as key 100 years ago as now

Dáil to debate motion on Defence Forces joining operation to neutralise migrant routes

Micheál Martin accuses SF of abdicating responsibility by refusing to take seats

The company boss is to appear before MPs to answer questions on working conditions

The Irish American leaders wanted to turn back the global tidal wave of condemnation surrounding 1916

Johnson says deal secured by Cameron does not fundamentally reform European Union

Irish government would support such a move to honour Irishman, says Kerry TD

Catholic emancipation paved the way for British Catholics to sit in parliament, says Mulhall

Two-bedroom terraced house in the heart of Portobello

The great French Impressionist admired the city’s ‘extraordinary’ light effects

With large-scale trials set to begin in three cities next year, Irish legislators need to act quickly to get in the fast lane of latest innovation

UN offers assurance that safety of Irish peacekeepers is paramount