Northern envy at Republic pay rates
The world can look very different from either side of the Irish Border
Cross-Border tax rules putting off employers and workers, says report
Employees interested in cross-Border moves for better pay and opportunities cite the daily cost of commuting as an issue
Fine Gael debate on unification offered ‘every opinion under the sun’
Many questions remain unanswered, but subject is now firmly on the radar
Start sovereign wealth fund to pay for costs of unification, says Fine Gael
Party’s ‘blueprint’ follows Micheál Martin’s plan for new Government body to examine unity options
What’s in Fine Gael’s plan for a united Ireland?
Simon Harris promised a ‘blueprint for a unified island’ but the extent to which Fine Gael’s leadership has been keeping details of a key document under wraps has caused irritation
‘He’d probably been told not to cross the Border, but he was a stubborn man’
Derek Clarke’s father was shot and killed by three members of the IRA 46 years ago. The legacy of the Troubles along the Border will be discussed before an Oireachtas committee this week
Europe ‘must be ready’ to face security threats, warns Keir Starmer in Dublin
Call for greater vigilance about ‘permanent change of affairs, not an aberration of the Trump presidency’, former British prime minister says
More than time: watchmaker Nomadic secures top cross-border award
Winners in Stelios Haji-Ioannou’s latest North-South Business Cooperation Awards share €500,000
How Irish businesses operating in both the North and South face ‘unnecessary’ barriers
Defying ‘unnecessary’ barriers, services trade between the Republic and Northern Ireland has bloomed into a €4.2bn relationship
‘Catholics seem to see the Orangeman as the bogeyman. They have this visceral hatred’
Orange Order veteran Noel Liggett says Drumcree was ‘moment of clarity’ for unionist community
Ulster University to make almost 500 redundancies as provost warns education quality under threat
University having to make almost 500 redundancies as third-level institutions across North face reduced funding
Narrow Water bridge components arrive by barge from Belgium
Delivery of part of deck and a pylon for project linking Louth and Down a ‘major milestone’, says Taoiseach
Failure by Sinn Féin and DUP to agree Stormont budget ‘beyond alarming’, says NIO minister
Sarah Owen tells British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly that Northern Ireland receives £1.24 for every £1 that goes to her Luton constituency
‘The gun jammed and they killed him with bricks’: Réalt na Mara football club and the Troubles
A documentary shows how a Belfast youth team brought hope when lives were being ruined by the Troubles, including those of Bobby Sands, Terry Nicholl and Raymond McCord
Legal profession ‘got away scot-free’ from reforms in wake of 2008 crash
Infrastructure taskforce member says interconnector will be first major test of legislation