Cocaine ‘regrettably normalised’ among professional classes, Drew Harris says
Former Garda commissioner tells MacGill Summer School of pessimism in winning the battle against drugs
Drew Harris ‘somewhat shocked’ by Monaghan car bomb discovery
Former Garda commissioner ‘somewhat shocked’ by news of Semtex discovery on Friday
Stormont guilty of rampant waste, says Ulster Unionist Party leader
Jon Burrows tells MacGill Summer School support for unity referendum in Northern Ireland not sufficient
Reactionary Israeli ministers have ‘fascist’ Gaza agenda, says ex-WHO official Mike Ryan
Chief executive of Dublin Regeneration Authority tells MacGill Summer School of capital city ‘embarrassment’
‘Gotcha’ blame culture must end if key projects to be delivered faster, says Robert Watt
Politicians and officials should be enabled to take ‘balanced risks’ but supported when schemes go awry
Courts will decide on military deployments if triple lock is removed, Labour leader warns
Alternative to UN is ‘return to disorder, chaos and carnage of war’, Ivana Bacik tells MacGill summer school
‘Rainy day’ fund billions should be spent on housing, says Google Ireland chief
`I have young children. Honestly, they’re going to leave unless we have houses and jobs for them’
Former WHO chief Dr Mike Ryan warns of deepening climate-based migration
Challenges of war ‘will pale into insignificance’ compared to global warming impact, MacGill Summer School hears
Irish unity supporters must do better than slogans and flag waving, says Neale Richmond
‘If we’re really serious about a new Ireland, then you have to appeal to the moderate centre in Northern Ireland’
Troubles legacy body claims Government has ‘not bought into’ telling truth about conflict
Senior ICRIR officer says co-operation offered by Dublin to earlier investigation into Freddie Scappaticci ‘has completely disappeared’
‘It’s disappointing’: NI body investigating Troubles cases laments lack of co-operation from Dublin
The Irish Republic’s Government argues the ICRIR is not a police force, and therefore cannot be given confidential information
‘It’s part of our culture’: The Orange Order parade in Donegal
Co Donegal event provides ‘a wonderful shop window for the very best of Orangeism’, says Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of Ireland
Presidential election displayed Republic’s ‘intolerance,’ says head of Orange Order
Behaviour towards Protestants and Orange Order members during presidential election campaign ‘shameful’, says Harold Henning
‘We were torn apart’: Border Protestants still reeling from abuse of Heather Humphreys
In Drum, Co Monaghan, vitriol aimed at Fine Gael’s presidential candidate still chills residents almost a year on
Prodcast: ‘It’s about being proud to be Irish, proud to be a Prod, proud of my country’
Two Irish Protestants have started a new podcast on life in contemporary Ireland