Geraldine Byrne

Women still ‘not at the table’ globally, says Ireland’s ambassador to the UN

Minister to face Opposition questions over process that ‘stinks to high heaven’

How it happened: Controversy over UN special envoy role

Changes envisaged for London, Rome, Paris, Washington, The Hague and UN

Seven European countries call for the end of demolition of homes and schools

State at inner sanctum of 15-nation body for the first time since 2002

Chairwoman issues warning as Citizens’ Assembly to discuss issue for second weekend

It was a 15-year campaign. In the end, most of the Middle East and swathes of Africa voted for us

Ireland is elected for two years to the UN’s most powerful body for first time since 2001

Former taoiseach discusses Bougainville’s vote for independence with UN chief

Special centenary Dáil sitting and War of Independence exhibition among events to watch out for

Varadkar and Coveney attend Ireland’s formal launch for UN Security Council seat in New York

President hinted Ireland disappointed in a UN Security Council that has been deadlocked on Syria

Limerick-native Michael Browne is the Chief of Safety and Security Services at the UN headquarters in New York

Child playing on path in front of house when she was bitten on abdomen by ‘big mongrel’

‘It was agreed in future any UN vote of similar sensitivity and importance would be flagged’