Catherine Connolly

No access to Phoenix Park for two days next week due to Donald Trump’s visit

Dublin park to close from 11pm on Thursday before US president’s visit on Saturday morning

‘Donald, Catherine; Catherine, Donald’: Connolly’s first big diplomatic test as President

Next weekend’s encounter between the US president and a hard critic has officials working feverishly to minimise the risks

Melania Trump to skip US president’s Ireland visit

People before Profit TD Paul Murphy says he has ‘every confidence’ President Catherine Connolly will challenge Trump on Palestine

Donald Trump to meet Catherine Connolly and Micheál Martin in Phoenix Park

Doubts over separate stop by US president to turn sod at new US embassy complex in Ballsbridge

We can and should do better for Gaza students seeking to study in Ireland

What is needed is a funded partnership model between the Government and the institutions backed by fee waivers and donor support

Catherine Connolly to meet Ann Travers after encounter with her sister’s IRA murderer

President was pictured in Belfast with only person convicted of Mary Travers’s killing in 1984

To see the woman convicted of my sister’s murder pictured with President Connolly broke me

The fetishisation of the Troubles by Kneecap is part of the same normalisation

Will Trump call to the Áras for an icy courtesy visit with Catherine Connolly?

His planned Irish visit is part of a pathetic strategy to hoodwink Irish-American voters into believing he is welcome and respected here. He isn’t

President Catherine Connolly opens Belfast fleadh, celebrating ‘universality’ of music

‘Culture need not divide us,’ says DUP Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly

Donald Trump expected to visit Dublin and Clare during trip to Ireland next month

US president to attend Irish Open at his resort in Doonbeg and likely to meet Taoiseach in Dublin

Pharmacists’ powers to prescribe contraception expected to be in place by year end

Women will be able to get monthly repeat prescriptions at chemists after initial GP consultation

US warns Government not to push Occupied Territories Bill type action in Europe

Embassy cites risk to hundreds of thousands of Irish jobs with US companies from ‘symbolic measures’

Government’s Occupied Territories Bill signed into law by President

Legislation recently passed following failed Opposition attempts to include services such as technology in the Bill

Two Connemara ponies to spend summer at Áras an Uachtaráin

Mare named Ruby and her foal Peaceful Pippa will welcome visitors and international dignitaries

Miriam Lord’s End-of-Dáil-term awards: Holly Cairns still getting under Taoiseach’s skin

Hissy fits, bust-ups, mortification and demonstrations of backbone as TDs and senators go toe to toe

‘Above all, she was genuinely authentic’: Tributes to the late Brenda Fricker

Oscar-winning Dublin actor had been due to receive Freedom of the City honour later this year

Darragh O’Brien to axe Dublin Airport cap ‘as soon as possible’

President signs into law Act allowing Minister for Transport to end passenger limit

Continued growth in aviation deserve must be weighed against climate commitments

State needs international connectivity, but recent weather patterns underline need for careful scrutiny

Occupied Territories Bill set to be signed into law within weeks following Seanad vote

Final attempt to include services in high-profile legislation fails

‘We’ll remember everybody’: Hundreds gather for National Day of Commemoration in Dublin

For surviving Irish service members, it is a day of celebration and remembrance, tinged with sadness

‘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

The Government is trying to undermine climate laws. President Connolly could stop it

The potentially irreversible impacts of climate change will be experienced by our children and grandchildren

Donald Trump is expected to visit Ireland in September

US president expected to visit Doonbeg golf course in Co Clare and possibly play in pro-am event on day before Irish Open

‘The ultra left is nihilist’: Pat Rabbitte outlines why broad left alliance won’t happen

Former minister told Inside Politics podcast that co-operation between Labour and Social Democrats would be ‘wise’

Ireland to represent EU in relations with Iran over the next six months

Irish diplomats will take up role during EU presidency, initially operating from German embassy in Tehran

The pitter-patter of little feet in the Áras? No, Michael D’s not back

Becoming President was good news for Catherine Connolly, but becoming a grandmother for the first time is just as good

‘Celtic’ parliaments should face London together, says Welsh first minister

Rhun ap Iorwerth said Northern Ireland, Wales and Scotland shared ‘core asks’ for ‘equality of treatment’

DCU students named finalists of global UN policy competition with Irish-language project

The team were selected from over 1,500 applicants across 55 countries and will represent Ireland in Beijing next month

Who knows what effect a free vote might have had on result?

Presidential election could have had a different outcome

‘It is quite emotional’: 1,277 Special Olympics athletes gather for start of Summer Games

President Catherine Connolly hails impact of event ‘beyond the court, the pitch, the pool’

How the Westport was won: Frank McNally on an unscheduled but educational night in Mayo

An ancestor of visiting Canadian prime minister Mark Carney took part in a ‘great cattle drive’ in defiance of landowner Lord Sligo

Canadian prime minister Mark Carney returns ‘home’ to Co Mayo

Premier traces his heritage back to Aughagower, where his grandparents were born

Dorothy Cross: ‘The beautiful is always bizarre ... It is never about trying to shock’

The artist’s best-known work had a lasting impact. The cabinet of curiosities that is her studio offers an insight into the master behind it

Canadian prime minister Mark Carney to visit Ireland next week

Carney will make trip to Co Mayo to see grandparents’ home place

In pictures: Guinness Choir celebrates 75th anniversary

Independent Dublin-based choir brings poet Paula Meehan’s words to life in St Patrick’s Cathedral

Regressive migration policies risking Ireland’s economic performance, says immigrant council

Government is taking a ‘severe approach’ towards ‘penalising’ migrants, says ICI chief

‘Sinn Féin were never left’: Inside the political splits that threaten the Catherine Connolly coalition

Fianna Fáil, the largest political party, bombed in the byelections but divisions among the left-wing parties drew most attention

Are Sinn Féin drifting away from an uneasy left-wing alliance?

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

Left-wing parties round on Sinn Féin over policy direction

Differences fracturing progressive alliance formed during Catherine Connolly’s presidential campaign

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