‘It may end up like flu ... you might have the flu vaccine at the same time as the Covid vaccine’

Documents from Public Records Office show how 1921 speech to NI parliament changed

UK private sector is global leader in achieving carbon neutrality, KPMG executive says

Board ignored recommendation of own inspector that approval for project be refused

The party’s pervasive presence in the US has long been a challenge for Irish governments

America Letter: Irish influence in Congress is strongest it has been since Brexit vote

James Talbot, from Malahide, coordinated a spy network that stretched from St Petersburg to Lisbon

Flight taking tourists left stranded by Covid-19 restrictions home via London

Quick-talking and congenial, he is a regular fixture at gatherings in the Irish embassy

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to hear about European Capital of Culture events

Death toll rises to 425 as Hong Kong reports first death linked to disease

Martin Doyle remembered as ‘a soldier to his core’ in his hometown of New Ross

China criticises US entry ban saying it contradicts WHO appeal as death toll rises

He would remind you from time to time that it was as a defender he played for Armagh

Two men seek compensation through Belfast court for bombings in 1993 and 1988

Junior British soldiers planned holiday camp on island in 1964 but cancelled after protests

Food industry is ‘completely integrated’ on island of Ireland, say farmers’ groups

Nos 39-43 Merrion Square a ‘unique offering of scale’ in city’s most sought after location

Gary Hart asks US Senate to ‘make clear’ to UK, EU, Belfast Agreement must be protected

Preview: Event will take place in Fenagh, Co Carlow, from Tuesday to Thursday

Protests taking place in London, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, Brighton and Liverpool

Protester says Johnson ‘setting dangerous precedent,’ draws parallels with rise of Hitler

From civil rights marches in Derry to nationalists seeking refuge in Ireland

The chances of Mr Xi deciding to send in the People’s Liberation Army are already higher than 50 per cent

British ambassador reported as saying decision not linked to security at Egypt airports

Analysis: ‘Special relationship’ will survive US president’s extraordinary attack on UK ambassador

Former Defence Forces member’s ambiguity on Isis adds to logistic challenge of extraction

Husband of Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe starts ‘continual vigil’ outside embassy in London

We have more choice than ever, but we are still in thrall to the concept of marriage. Why?

Gemma Tipton recalls childhood experience of moving from England during the Troubles

Decline in emigration to US is prompting rethink of long-standing relationship

Activists ‘giving voice to a more creative, colourful and passionate campaign’

Tom McGrath’s son will receive medals his father won after escaping from Stalag XXA

Coveney urges caution on the part of those opposed to the deal as the UK faces no-deal Brexit if parliament does not back Theresa May

Cork Chamber and British embassy launch survey which found 93 per cent of respondents see potential for greater business links

Matthew Hedges (31) was sentenced to life in jail after being convicted of espionage

America may have won its independence, but it’s still in thrall to the British monarchy

Russia has expelled 59 more diplomats from 23 countries – including one from Ireland