John Redmond

Rite & Reason: Nationalist Ireland almost universally condemned the Soloheadbeg killings as murder

In an act of peaceful secession, Irish people chose to be citizens, not subjects

Tom Kettle and Willie Redmond among 26 barristers who died in WW1

Hundreds of thousands of Irish soldiers returned home to a largely hostile country

Michael D Higgins has first-hand experience of the scars left on families by the Civil War

An Irishman’s Diary

A group of Redmonds fans defers winding the club up amid proposals to pay off debts

The 1916 Rising and War of Independence were only the tip of the iceberg in a greater social and political revolution spanning 50 years in the late 19th and early 20th centuries

The suffrage movement faced its strongest opposition in the Irish Parliamentary Party

John Redmond’s Irish Parliamentary Party still casts a long shadow over the politics of modern Ireland

For the newly-galvanised party, 1918 was characterised by protest, piety, propaganda, prison and ultimately political triumph

Event held to mark centenary of ex-Irish Parliamentary Party leader’s death

It’s easier than ever to trace your ancestry, using online church records to DNA kits

He deserves to be remembered as a statesman who made a vital contribution to the creation of an independent Irish State

London Letter: Small but diverse group marks Irish politician’s centenary in Westminster

Prof Alvin Jackson’s work represents ‘more nuanced approach’ to conflicts shaping State

Company says it expects to have turned a profit in 2017 because of e-commerce surge

Ceann Comhairle pays tribute to Redmond’s service to Irish parliamentary democracy

The pivotal place of 1918 in European and Irish history will make 2018 a busy centenary

To mark women’s franchise, portrait will be given to parliament she refused to attend

The lost theatres of Dublin revealed

‘I must hold myself to a higher standard’ says McGregor

Eamon Martin say fact Catholics and Protestants fought together has been neglected by all sides

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

Centenary of Irish Convention conference addressed by two former taoisigh

They had no choice but to reach some accommodation with nationalist Ireland

Earth from the grave of Cork-born US labour activist Mother Jones will be presented at a ceremony in Leeside during the Spirit of Mother Jones Festival

War and illness tore the family apart in the late 19th and early 20th century

Fighting for the British Empire: the story of the Irish who lost their lives needs to be told

Personal tragedies and political disappointments followed in the Rising’s wake

Opinion: a student competition run by a commercial office provider is proving a typical example of how the business world too often treats the arts world

By using Brexit to campaign for a united Ireland nationalism has repeated an old mistake

Irish negotiating about Brexit should look to lessons from history

Hundreds of internees from the Rising returned to an already changing Ireland

How we commemorate the past should reflect our aspirations for the future

Retailer launches attraction 64 days before Christmas, two weeks earlier than usual

Revolution in Colour deploys technique used for vaunted second World War in HD Colour

Martin Mansergh echoes President Michael D Higgins in arguing that no side had a monopoly of right in their actions

‘Tom Kettle was a truly great Irishman of whom we should all be immensely proud’

It is against what would be deemed our national interest to be seen as a rogue state