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Flooded fields and roads near Athlone, Co Westmeath, as waters along the river Shannon rose to severe flood levels during Storm Desmond. Photograph: Niall Carson/PA
The battle to control flooding on the River Shannon

Storm Desmond has come and gone, but is anything but forgotten. Communities up and down the river Shannon continue to struggle; thousands of acres are(...)

Cork City Coroner Dr Myra Cullinane noted that Cork University Hospital did not appear to have any protocols regarding patients being allowed retain medications that may have been prescribed elsewhere. Photograph: Getty Images
Coroner urges hospitals to check patients for personal medications

The issue of checking patients for medication that they might bring with them when admitted to hospital has been highlighted by a coroner at the inque(...)

Dr Richard Haass talks to the media at the Stormont hotel in Belfast this morning after all-party talks failed to secure a deal. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire
‘Haassled’ diplomat joins long list of those who’ve failed to get NI parties to agree

Throughout yesterday and deep into this morning, Richard Haass worked hard to drag the parties over the line on a pared-down version of an agreement o(...)

Dr Richard Haass and Harvard professor Meghan O’Sullivan, arrive at the Stormont Hotel Belfast, to meet the five executive parties involved in the current peace talks.
Haass decides a deal before New Year’s Eve is possible

US diplomat Dr Richard Haass has decided to return to Northern Ireland tomorrow to try to seal a deal between the five main Northern parties on parade(...)

Dr Richard Haass and Harvard professor Meghan O’Sullivan after seven hours of intensive talks earlier this week involving Stormont’s five Executive parties. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire
Haass expected back promptly for further NI talks

US diplomat Richard Haass has launched a new bid to end political deadlock in Northern Ireland and reach agreement with all sides over flags, dispu(...)

Dr Richard Haass and Harvard professor Meghan O’Sullivan, arrive at the Stormont Hotel in Belfast last night to meet the five executive parties involved in the current peace talks. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire.
Haass talks adjourn without agreement

US diplomat Dr Richard Haass is this Christmas considering whether he should return to Northern Ireland at the weekend to try to complete an agreement(...)

US diplomat Dr Richard Haass arrived after 8.30pm last night to chair all-party talks to see whether agreement on the three contentious issues might be achieved
Parties in intensive negotiations with Richard Haass late last night

US diplomat Dr Richard Haass was forced to alter his plans several times yesterday as he engaged in talks with the North’s five main parties in an eff(...)

US diplomat Richard Haass and Harvard professor Meghan O’Sullivan, speaking to the media at Stormont Hotel in Belfast on Friday. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire
Haass works on new plan as NI parties reject latest deal

Dr Richard Haass is today attempting to devise a fourth and possibly final paper that would result in a Christmas deal on the three difficult issues o(...)

Mr Richard Haass (right) assisted by Harvard professor Meghan O’Sullivan, speaking to the media at Stormont Hotel in Belfast, where he is chairing negotiations dealing with contentious flags, parades and the North’s troubled past. Photograph: Paul Faith/PA Wire
Haass talks stall but efforts to continue into next week

Draft proposals on flags, parades and the past are reasonable and are likely to have the overwhelming support of the public, US diplomat Richard Haass(...)

Dr Richard Haas: “scale and the intensity of the reaction was instructive.’
Haass says Larkin proposal ‘instructive’

The generally hostile reaction to the proposal by Northern Ireland Attorney General John Larkin that a line should be drawn under the past has proved (...)

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