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Clément Beaune has affection for Ireland and our approach to European solidarity

Ireland's Ambassador gets ready to take seat at UN Security Council

Geraldine Byrne-Nason’s preparations will intensify soon for January start

Small nations expect Ireland to be ‘pebble in shoe’ on UN Security Council

Coveney wants to stay on in foreign affairs brief after ‘all-consuming’ work on Brexit

Ireland wins seat on UN Security Council following ‘tough’ contest

Country was in ‘group of death’ with Norway and Canada to win seat, says Taoiseach

Ireland hopeful of winning UN Security Council seat in ‘group of death’

Campaigning by Ireland, Canada and Norway will run right up to Wednesday’s ballot

Republic pushes to be voice for small states on UN Security Council

President ‘a beacon’ in long Irish campaign for position allocated in June 17th vote

Ireland steps up efforts to secure seat on UN Security Council

Tánaiste Simon Coveney engaging with regional groups ahead of June 17th vote

Covid-19: Inside the operation to evacuate Irish stranded abroad

From Peru and Australia: Behind the scenes story of how diplomats got the Irish home

Glimmers of optimism Ireland can win UN Security Council seat

America Letter: General Assembly in New York presents opportunity to press Irish case

Le Big Mac: Emmanuel Macron’s rise and rise

He’s charismatic, an economic success and a player on the world stage. But that’s not enough to impress the French

France impatient with dithering British as Brexit talks begin

Macron determined Brexit negotiations will not sidetrack his plan to relaunch Europe

Apple tax: IDA chief unravels vexed issue of avoidance and low rate

Martin Shanahan pleads case on corporate ruling before Bar of global foreign investors

Brexit a concern for Oxford’s Irish vice-chancellor

Prof Louise Richardson fears dramatic increase in fees for university’s students

Paris mayor thanks Irish fans for ‘songs’ and ‘sportsmanship’

Republic and North groups given medals for ‘exemplary behaviour’ during Euro 2016

Paris mayor to present Irish fan medal to somebody ‘worthy in every way’

‘You can be proud, because the Euros aren’t over yet, and you’ve already won’

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