Eamon Martin

Rite&Reason: Young Irishman reflects on recent Armagh service

‘It made me think about my own sense of being Irish and my family history’

Covid-19 pandemic a ‘cruel time’ for dying and bereaved, Catholic Primate says

Special Mass told society must eusure heroic healthcare workers ‘rewarded for their goodness’

Austin Currie welcomed home to Edendork, Co Tyrone

Service held to remember ‘courage and conviction’ of the civil rights leader

Francis Duffy is new Catholic Archbishop of Tuam

The former bishop of Ardagh and Clonmacnois succeeds Archbishop Michael Neary

Every individual must help resolve climate problems – Catholic Primate

‘Each one of us must accept our personal and collective need to change’, Archbishop says

Church to encourage parishes to help with housing after Minister’s request

Archbishop questions whether Government’s house targets will meet demand

Church leaders ‘sorry’ for not doing more for peace in Northern Ireland

Event goes ahead without heads of state of either Ireland or United Kingdom

Boris Johnson to join queen at Armagh commemorative service

Simon Coveney and Jack Chambers to represent Government at Thursday's event

Eamon Martin: Why I am participating in service to mark partition

Rite&Reason: One has to take risks for peace regardless of hasty or ill-judged comments

Catholic Primate says he raised concerns about focus of Armagh event

Eamon Martin says issues were taken on board by other church leaders

Dromore redress scheme over clerical abuse unlikely to become a template

Most legal actions by abuse survivors have already been dealt with

The Irish Times view: Northern Ireland centenary

Unanswered questions

Invitation wording could have been changed to allay Higgins’s concern, church leaders say

Invitations to ‘controversial’ NI centenary event in Armagh to be sent today

Higgins told organisers of concern about event title in March

President said title of service marking partition was not a ‘neutral statement politically’

Anglo-Irish relations not damaged by President’s decision, says Taoiseach

Martin says the decision on whether to attend service was President’s to make

President’s refusal of Armagh invitation ‘unexpected’, say Church leaders

Attendance of Higgins at event would have been ‘very special’ – Archbishop Martin

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