Paddy Smyth

Cycling in Dublin: ‘We’ve lost our way with private cars’

In 2013 the Irish capital was ranked among the world’s top 20 bike-friendly cities, but only a small part of the promised cycle network was ever built

EU’s ‘mapping’ report stresses need for open Irish border

UK’s report on 2017 scoping exercise sets out 142 areas of cross-Border co-operation

Donoghue and Galway ‘bitterly, bitterly disappointed’ after early exit

Dublin end Tribesmen’s summer in the middle of June

Donal Burke’s introduction spurs Dublin on against Carlow

Second-half substitute scores 1-4 to help comeback at Parnell Park

Mourners bid farewell to ‘beguiling’ critic Eileen Battersby

Grieving daughter Nadia pays tribute to mother and friend ‘inspired by generosity’

Miriam Lord: Micheál Martin's notions prove to be wide of the Marc

FF’s backbench baritone pleads with leader to abandon confidence-and-supply deal

College Green plaza must not be abandoned, Dublin city councillors say

Council considering seeking judicial review of plaza refusal

Welsh first minister fears Brexit ‘fudge’ on Border solution

Carwyn Jones concerned about temporary deal as EU-UK talks intensify in Brussels

Brexit: May’s White Paper sidelines thorny Border issue

Paper should bring the EU to the table, but backstop is the biggest obstacle to success

Brexit and Boris leaks, Bloomberg, Trump and trade wars

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Ireland set to tell EU court Pole would get fair trial if extradited

High Court’s Ms Justice Aileen Donnelly cast doubts on Polish judicial system’s rule of law

Dublin denied late on for second week as Wexford come through

Late points from Rory O’Connor and Harry Kehoe seal it for home side

Jackie Tyrrell: Let’s hear it for the big man at the edge of the square

Dublin’s Liam Rushe played with a bulldozing authority against Kilkenny that was great to see

Higgins to meet Emma Mhic Mhathúna over ‘awful reality she’s facing’

President says others are carrying burden of ‘auditing system that has failed our citizens’

Dublin hurling in a state of flux but Pat Gilroy’s panel has huge potential

Nobody has used more players in the league so far and there are plenty more to come

Taoiseach rejects tax change to plug EU budget gap after Brexit

Varadkar says Ireland will pay more but will not sign up to common corporation tax base

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