It is ‘arrogant’ to shout down unity referendum, says SF leader

Brexit secretary Dominic Raab restates commitment to keeping Irish Border open

Northern Secretary Karen Bradley meets NI parties about next possible steps to restoring Stormont

Both parties meeting Theresa May to see if talks can be resurrected

Are we heading back towards slippery slopes last visited in 2006?

NI officials due to meet Garda this month as lawyers plan resumed hearings in November

Barry Cowen defends his proposal to cut VAT rates for builders despite negative reaction

A yearned-for out-of-hours cath lab remains a beacon of hope for southeast city

Thomas Power’s passing is evidence we lack resources to handle emergencies

Only smugglers benefit from leaky borders – a real border at ports and airports is needed

Pragmatism from party is connected to its prospects south of the Border

Sinn Féin says DUP and ‘Tory allies cannot be allowed to drag the North out of the EU’

Scottish first minister’s trip had serious undercurrent beyond just selfies with Senators

Not clear how ‘all-island forum’ without unionist involvement is supposed to help calm impact of Brexit

Negotiations with EU must take account of Belfast Agreement, says Charlie Flanagan

Legal challenge will claim EU Commission U-Turn on tax investigation

Brussels goes to war with Ireland, and the Government goes to war with itself

The Taoiseach will be the closest thing the UK has to a voice at the table in Brussels