Television: Candid stories from immigrant construction workers are refreshingly honest and cut through the nonsense that can make living here such a struggle
Ceremonies taking place at Dublin convention centre this week
Police helicopter shot down in Amalfi municipality as cargo vehicle with explosives detonates in Cali
Senator (39) had been in hospital since he was shot in head at rally in Bogotá
Fifty-three-year-old Dubliner set to assume mantle of leadership when Garda Commissioner Drew Harris retires in a month
A new book looks at forces such as geopolitics and social values that lie behind the shirts we see, wear and root for
Boy (15) arrested at scene after Miguel Uribe Turbay shot at campaign rally
Uribe’s wife says husband is ‘fighting for his life’, suspected attacker is arrested
Trump administration has undercut a deal designed, in part, to curtail the flow of drugs to the US
Colombian city is defined by rainbow palette and tropical heat
She was a very good knitter, and wool was once not only a way to inflict emotional pain on the young of Ireland, but a necessity wrought by the exigencies of the times
Threat of tariffs against Colombia illustrates Washington’s new bullish negotiating tactics
White House says Washington would not impose threatened penalties
Colombia will not accept deportation flights until migrants are treated with ‘dignity’, president says
The cumulative effect of this speculative fantasy is profoundly sad
Political and social turmoil provide the backdrop to themes of violence and identity for this burgeoning generation of writers
Television: Lavish adaptation of Gabriel García Márquez’s 1967 novel is both meditative and steamy, sometimes to the point of hilarity
We hear from the man running The Irish Times pub in Prague, as well as some tips for travelling Europe by train and surviving long-distance flights
‘As the new world invited those of us with unusual names in, and as this country accepted me, I welcome my Venezuelan deliverers to this world where they find themselves – Colombia’
A Kilkenny woman fell in love with Medellín, where she now runs a tour company with her husband
Richard Gwyn blends memoir, cultural travel and political history
There are few means to pressure Nicolás Maduro’s dictatorial regime that is once again ramping up domestic repression
Lush Colombian markets have won the heart of this Galway man
AMERICAS-CLIMATE JUSTICE/ (ANALYSIS):ANALYSIS-Climate victims testify at Americas rights court in historic case
Christopher Burke says his choice of where to live has baffled both his abroad and Colombian friends
When your parents enter their twilight years, particularly when one of those parents is dealing with dementia, emigrant offspring can face conflicts
Peter Murtagh delivers a pacey, age-defying ride along the Pan-American Highway
The effects of the Provisional movement’s fundraising campaign are still visible in Irish politics, north and south
Micheál Martin says he plans to raise issue of the global drugs trade during trip
Former guerrilla Gustavo Petro’s strategy criticised as security vacuum allows kidnappings and extortion to soar
Time Out has form on this, having previously named Phibsborough as the 27th coolest place. So what’s it playing at?
Leader of Clan del Golfo cartel sanctioned on Tuesday by same American agency that imposed sanctions on Kinahan cartel leaders last year
The assassination of presidential candidate Fernando Villavicencio has highlighted the country’s worsening problem with gangs and drugs
Eight nations call on industrialised countries to do more to help preserve world’s largest rainforest
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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