Senator Billy Lawless calls on Irish abroad to rally ahead of emigrant vote referendum in 2019

Ireland might be the first country to put cancer warnings on all alcohol products

Neale Richmond says immigrants will soon account for one-fifth of those living in State

Brexit and European elections reflect ‘void’ left by governments and international entities

Irish Government will renew push for US immigration reform ahead of St Patrick’s Day

Lobby group claims US clampdown proves need for reforms for undocumented Irish

Minister of State says ‘absolutely crucial’ referendum on emigrant vote passes

Galway event is inviting contributions and will be live streamed on Facebook

‘It is back to being nerve-wracking again,’ says Cork father of Irish ‘Dreamer’

Legislation’s author says it represents progressive step in Church/State separation

Broader Bill to cover restaurants, clubs and hotels as well as pubs and off-licences

Administration’s right-wing Irish-American identity poses challenge for future taoiseach

The French election showed how Ireland could do emigrant voting, writes Barry Dunning in Sydney

Simon Coveney said ‘controversial’ questions could be put to Irish people on same day

When we dump traditions we should at least be clear about our reasons for doing so

Government is moving to lift the 90-year-old restriction on the supply of alcohol

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael have co-operated to push back the legislation by nine months

Giving citizens abroad a vote in presidential ballots could cost €21m per election

The planned referendum on overseas voting rights will raise questions that go to the heart of what it means to be an Irish citizen

Fear growing over administration’s plans to clamp down on illegal immigration

RDFRA general secretary says only 60 recruits trained out of nearly 6,000 applicants

Senator Billy Lawless cites survey revealing 92% of Irish in UK listen daily to service

Opposition grows to US ban on nationals from predominantly Muslim countries

Irish Government officials focus diplomatic efforts on immigration ‘sanctuary cities’

Requests from undocumented clients for legal assistance have skyrocketed

US lawyer says people afraid they will be ‘hunted down and grabbed from homes’

Irish pubs central to surge of overseas visitors to country in 2015, conference hears

There are almost as many Irish pubs abroad as there are in Ireland, where the number has fallen by 10 per cent in a decade. What can Irish publicans do about it?

Republican nominee thinks he can win US presidential election with only white voters

Senator Billy Lawless says Ireland must decide to embrace diaspora or ‘focus inward’

Kerry TD refuses to give up seat in dispute delaying return of electronic voting in Dáil

Senator Billy Lawless says thousands pinned hopes on Obama’s immigration reform plan

Illinois senator Dick Durbin congratulates Taoiseach’s appointee to Seanad

Appointment of first overseas senator an opportunity to deliver for emigrants who want a say in future of their home country

The Chicago restaurateur, who’ll have by far the longest commute to Leinster House, has been representing undocumented Irish since he realised that his customers needed help

Chicago-based appointee denies cronyism concerning internship for Kenny’s daughter

Party members were unaware that three choices would be made by Micheál Martin

Prospect of this minority Government having the will to introduce a new electoral system is remote

Pieta House founder says she will represent sufferers ‘with every fibre of being’ in new Seanad

Irish immigration activist calls ruling ‘a setback’ but sees it being overturned on appeal