Thomas Byrne

Inside Politics: Russian embassy expulsions followed weeks-long backbench campaign

Inside Politics: When it looked like sunshine was breaking through, another crisis hit

Harris, McConalogue and Chambers test positive for virus along with Taoiseach

Jeffrey Donaldson was speaking during the plenary meeting of the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly

Member states cannot ignore such blatant breach of international law, Minister says

Inside Politics: Coveney issues blunt statement after Putin’s ‘dangerous escalation’

Plans made before department had internal guidelines for events held during pandemic

Minister for Foreign Affairs says Europe could be facing first land war in decades

‘This could be the first land war in Europe in many decades’ - Minister Simon Coveney

Minister for Foreign Affairs meets EU counterparts Brussels amid Ukraine tensions

Memorial to the 2,000 men killed in one day was the first to be erected on the Western Front

David Frost spent two days in Belfast meeting political leaders and business leaders

UK must ‘reciprocate the big move’ by EU on NI Protocol – European Commission vice-president

The red carpet is dusted off and the dogs practise diplomatic etiquette for state visit

Fiery scenes at European Parliament as opposing sides entrench positions in speeches

TDs warned that ‘mixing anti-Semitism with day-to-day politics is dangerous’

‘The emperors have no clothes,’ said SF leader, before tearing strips off the Coalition

UK’s push to remove EU judges as final arbiter of protocol seen as ‘Brexit purity issue’

Sides set to clash over UK call to remove oversight of North’s trade from EU judges

Minister of State says Constitution necessitates that government have discretion over roles

DUP leader asks Nancy Pelosi to reflect on ‘damage’ post-Brexit measure is causing to the North

Special meeting scheduled for September 1st will now be part of party’s think-in on September 9th

Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue calls on internal Fianna Fáil critics to ‘cop on’

TDs cast doubt on whether Micheál Martin will lead party into next general election

Law presented by hard-right government of Viktor Orban as measure to combat child abuse

Paschal Donohoe welcomes swift agreement on allocation from €5.34bn fund

374 new cases of virus reported as Tánaiste warns of possibility of fourth wave

‘Hijacking’ of Ryanair jet seen as attack on European Union, Taoiseach says

Belarusian act before EU summit is a make-or-break moment for bloc’s foreign policy

As EU countries agree to allow non-essential visits for fully vaccinated travellers, we look at what that means for travel to and from Ireland

Conference on the Future of Europe cannot engage citizens by decree – it must inspire

Cross-Border non-essential travel will be stopped by enforcement if needed says Swann

System could be ‘major inhibitor to recovery of aviation sector’

The flow of well-qualified young people from Ireland into the European civil service is slowing – and it will cost the State influence

Government fears waning Irish influence in key posts in Brussels

European Parliament backs plan for certificate to reopen travel quickly for tourism

TD stood aside as Minister for Justice but remains a member of Government

Boris Johnson says step provides ‘more stable foundation’ for EU-UK relationship

Vaccine passports tricky as State still uses paper, pens and Excel spreadsheets

Green soap forgotten as spirit of Cromwell evoked in Dáil