Neuropsychologist Ian Robertson: Troy Parrott’s words show a remarkable quality of Irish culture
Parrott’s lack of ego, his grit and the way he says ‘we’ rather than ‘I’ were forged in adversity and disappointment
Parrott’s lack of ego, his grit and the way he says ‘we’ rather than ‘I’ were forged in adversity and disappointment
Everything you need to know about the final World Cup group qualifier in Budapest
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Hungarian author, a critic of communism and Viktor Orbán alike, is devoted to art of writing
Tycoon Andrej Babis’s populist Ano party may seek far-right help to form ruling majority
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‘Utterly unacceptable’ violations prompt Britain to summon ambassador amid war drills with Belarus
Republic of Ireland team are now more in line with modern game ahead of World Cup qualifier
Sources say there were no requests from the Hungarian leader for meetings with Taoiseach or Tánaiste
Hungary and Slovakia urge European Union to prevent Ukraine from striking Russian oil pipeline
Authorities accuse Irish group of using anti-Semitic hate speech and praising Hamas, and claim entry to country would ‘seriously threaten national security’
Kyiv denies Budapest’s claims that an ethnic Hungarian conscript was beaten to death
The Corkman in charge of the commission’s justice portfolio on censorship, Chinese retailers and protecting EU citizens from Russia’s ‘blatant lies’
Lack of reform in Hungary ‘deeply disappointing’, says EU justice commissioner Michael McGrath
Police had sought to prevent event going ahead, arguing that it fell under the scope of a child protection law passed by Orbans’s government
O’Gorman criticises Hungarian PM Viktor Orban for ‘chipping away’ at LGBTI+ rights
Hungary’s newly proposed ‘On the Transparency of Public Life’ bill is a case study in Orwellian doublethink
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Move follows Israel’s Binyamin Netanyahu state visit
Hungary’s prime minister said Micheál Martin was standing ‘on the side of an empire’
European leaders plan to discuss conflict as Kyiv says it has uncovered Hungarian spy network
‘Sometimes the law takes a while to catch up’
‘Irresponsible rhetoric and disinformation’ in United States is a threat, warns global association of judges
New equipment, which includes night vision technology, body armour and weapons, was issued to the 172 Irish soldiers assigned to the rapid reaction force
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Israeli prime minister was invited to Budapest the day after ICC issued arrest warrant in November
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