MacGill Summer School had intense, informed debates on these two big themes

Seán Donlon says abstentionism is not serving the interests of Northern Ireland

Press freedom ‘under pressure’ from legal costs, fake news and digital competition

Taoiseach’s trip to US on St Patrick’s Day became most significant during peace process

Séan Donlon says annual White House gathering is ‘not all shamrocks and smiles’

State papers 1986: Correspondence from Irish ambassador said cardinal was not invited

Seán Donlon to replace Daithi O’ Ceallaigh as chair for three years

Business success of the Barry’s Tea owner was secondary to his political impact

‘Who’s Who in Ireland’ had harp design as‘an exact reproduction of the official crest’

Northern Catholics offended by ‘lurid descriptions of hedonistic debauchery’

Shift in nationalist demands allowed forum to become launchpad for lobbying

Thirty years ago on Sunday November 15th, FitzGerald and Thatcher sealed deal at a press conference at which everything was sweetness and light . . .

The US president encouraged Thatcher to be more flexible and work towards compromise

Against all the odds, the agreement showed that politics could actually work in the North

Evidence is ‘overwhelming’, says human rights group after ‘Prime Time’ documentary

Protests over Central America and nuclear weapons dubbed part of ‘democratic process’

State waswarned against contesting case taken by women rounded up from peace camp

British ‘incandescent with rage’ over move during peace process negotiations in 1994

Senator calls for Seanad debate on abortion before legislation comes before the House

Nomination of former chief of the Department of Foreign Affairs to directorship of the London-based EBRD settled, say sources