Fianna Fáil responsible for many ‘significant developments’ over 100 years, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin claims party will remain a signifiant presence in Irish politics despite a more fragmented landscape
Micheál Martin claims party will remain a signifiant presence in Irish politics despite a more fragmented landscape
Despite dwindling support, Queens University study finds ‘leaver’ and ‘remainer’ identities are valued
Judge rejected suggestions of bomb attack being ‘elaborate incident to scare or terrorise’ police
There is temptation for nationalist parties to blame their shortcomings on lack of money from London. But, this approach may suffer diminishing returns
Official says he had never seen a death in such circumstances as those of boy (14)
Design failure left applicants able to earn money by burning more wood pellets
Politics across the United Kingdom looks increasingly fractured
At what point are citizens in the North entitled to say they do not want to live in a country run by Farage?
Micheál Martin speaks of attitude in his party to ‘get things done’
Urgent action needed to ‘grip the issues and address problem behaviours’, report says
Senior Department for Infrastructure official said that it had been ‘great shock’ schoolboy had died in water tunnel
Ciarán Hinds and John C Reilly also to star in Ceasefire, from In the Name of the Father writer Terry George
Micheál Martin says people in the Republic have ‘nowhere near the level of engagement with the North’ as before
In the News podcast: Young woman’s death was not a suicide – she was killed by Jonathan Creswell
New IRA claimed responsibility for incident involving hijacked driver and ‘crude but viable’ device
UK’s highest court upholds Northern Secretary’s appeal against Belfast rulings on human rights issues
Sinn Féin councillor says alert in Hillview Avenue area causing ‘serious disruption’ for residents
Entrepreneurs Neil and Donna Sands had their libel damages set aside by a High Court judge in Belfast on Tuesday
Creatures are classified as near threatened across Europe
What happens if Irish, Scottish and Welsh nationalists end up negotiating with Nigel Farage’s English nationalists in power?
Plus: New mothers advised to seek help with mental health ‘sooner rather than later’ if they are struggling
‘Reverse’ in region’s demographic trends have sparked warnings about impact on healthcare and funding of public services
More than 30% indicate bloc moving in wrong direction, with respondents citing ‘immigration control issues’
Showjumper (21) from Armagh, who was murdered in 2020, was ‘let down at every step’
Sinn Féin MLA condemned disgraceful actions of those involved but also criticised PSNI response
O’Brien was a reporter with RTÉ from 1974 to 2002 and subsequently worked for Newstalk
Actor Kathy Kiera Clarke, best known as Derry Girls’ Aunt Sarah, on how the Troubles shaped her early life
Six arrested in separate incidents for drink-driving and other offences
Conservative leader said post criticising Labour’s Troubles Bill was sent out by ‘young people’
The 66-year-old man was arrested in the Dunmurry area under the Terrorism Act
Use of images described as ‘disgusting’
Minister disappointed at time taken to progress UK government Bill to replace controversial Legacy Act
Car bomb exploded outside police station near Belfast on Saturday
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