Tommy Robinson arrested over alleged assault at London station
The far-right activist co-founded the English Defence League
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Jerry Fish: ‘I’m a London-born Dub but I discovered most of my DNA is from exactly where I now live’
The musician talks about the last wolf in Ireland, long-term grief and his happiness at being a father
Unbroken: Secrets, Lies and Enduring Love - a couple’s riveting account through the UK justice system
Mary Attenborough and Michael Gallagher reveal what happened when their London flat was raided and the following events
Can I make voluntary contributions for an Irish State pension even though I moved to London aged 22?
Rules around voluntary PRSI payments exclude people who have only worked in Ireland for a short number of years
Moving to Porto: ‘It took everything to come here, settle, be here for the kids... to network, to bed down’
Going for the dream is not always easy, but for Irish-born Wendy Aldridge and her family, the move from the UK to Portugal started with a music festival and mid-term holidays
From distorted GAA jerseys to retro football shirts: Robyn Lynch’s new collection at Brown Thomas
Collection includes cotton T-shirts, caps and beanies at ‘price points that are accessible’
‘As an Irish person with an English accent in Ireland, you have to sit there and take it’
The author’s show Am I Irish Yet? explores the experiences of a second-generation London-Irish person trying to fit in in small-town Ireland
Dublin and London changed me in different ways. Australia has shown me things I considered impossible, are possible
Each place we live in marks us indelibly. Dublin made me braver, London gave me significantly more notions. I often consider how Australia may have changed me
Where a cherry costs £1: Ordinary London neighbourhoods falling to gentrification
Spiralling rents are putting the UK capital out of reach for all but the highest earners
Kneecap concert advertisement is banned from London Underground
Transport for London rejects poster featuring likeness of a balaclava, deeming advert as ‘likely to cause offence’
Too Much review: This is the Netflix viral hit that everyone will be talking about
Lena Dunham, star and creator of Girls, has returned with a whipsmart comedy that is endlessly amusing in its idea of London
Chishuru London restaurant review: This is the most exciting food I’ve eaten in years, and the head chef is Irish
Christine Walsh from Tipperary plays a big part in Adejoké Bakare’s Michelin-starred west African place in Fitzrovia
A belated appreciation of one of Britain’s oldest ethnicities: the Irish ‘elders’
UK-based Irish people are not celebrated in the same way as those who moved to the US, but that may be changing
The Boys by Leo Robson: ‘I enjoyed it as I enjoy a packet of crisps at the pub’
The Boys luxuriates in a particular kind of north London nostalgia, decisively slotting into the traditions and tropes of a distinctly British literature
Kneecap would not face prosecution under new Irish anti-terrorism laws, Minister insists
Band member Mo Chara has been prosecuted for allegedly displaying Hizbullah flag at London concert
Anyone for tennis from a burning planet?
Sport has become a victim of climate change, even as it is complicit in it
TV guide: the best new shows to watch, starting tonight
June 29th-July 4th: including 7/7: Homegrown Terror; Glastonbury 2025; and the second and final series of The Sandman
‘He was perfect, a one-off’: Pensioner killed in London is remembered as proud Kilkenny man
Tributes to 87-year-old John Mackey are paid at funeral in Callan, where he emigrated from in 1956
Iron Maiden in Dublin: All killer(s) no filler in a near perfect set list that hits the high notes every time
Fifty years on, the band remain undimmed and even energised by a seventh member: the stunning digital display
Kneecap’s provocative poster campaign very much on-brand
‘More Blacks, More Dogs, More Irish, Mo Chara’ visual created by Dublin agency for Irish language rappers
Tempers flare at pro-Palestine protest in central London
UK government is to proscribe the Palestine Action group
VAT rate cut for hospitality is back on the table - but will it be enough?
Move to reduce rate to 9% will limit room for income tax measures
How the death of an ‘old boy from Ireland’ in London-Irish suburb sparked a misguided viral appeal
The death of Martin Fallon from Sligo recently sparked a viral post about Archway’s evolving Irish enclave
Grenfell Uncovered on Netflix: First-rate journalism highlights how working class victims were left waiting for answers
Television: Immediate aftermath of tragedy carries clear echoes of official response to Stardust blaze
Fans rally behind Kneecap after London court appearance: ‘If you’re supporting Ireland, you’re supporting Kneecap’
Irish-language rap group play their biggest solo gig yet at Dublin’s Fairview Park
Europe should stop whining and ‘act like the superpower’ it is, former US general warns
Ben Hodges tells a London audience that Nato members on continent should prepare for future Russian strikes on their air and sea ports
Airline passenger denied exit row seat because of autism is awarded €7,500
Workplace Relations Commission upholds complaint of discrimination and harassment after airport ‘shambles’
A Joycean mystery is mapped out in London as Bloomsday looms
Former Fleet Street veteran has acquired an atlas he believes is linked to Ulysses
Writer Orlaine McDonald: ‘I felt a strong need to transcend that little working-class girl who had got herself up the duff’
The No Small Thing author on losing her Irish mum, diversity in fiction and teenage motherhood
Eileen Walsh: Women actors ‘are like avocados. You’re nearly ready, nearly ready - then you’re ripe, then you’ve gone off’
The Cork actor, who has returned to live in Ireland after 30 years, on ageing, working with Cillian Murphy, and her upcoming role in a 24-hour play with 100 unknown men
The Sleep Room by Jon Stock: Could an Irish version of this frightening scandal in British psychiatry yet emerge?
A chillling account of psychiatrist William Sargent’s treatment of women patients in the 1960s
Return to office boosts demand for older London buildings, says British Land
One of UK’s biggest landlords points to lack of construction since pandemic and high rents for shift
Mother and son risk death in solidarity with each other
Political issues eclipsed by the love and worry of a daughter and sister
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