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

Survey is intended to help other people prepare for their move back to Ireland

Alicia Butler: ‘I breastfed Alice until halfway through my pregnancy with Annie, I don’t think I would have been able to do that at home’

Showing solidarity with and speaking up for people who are suffering

Meet the Voters: Enda Whelton lives in Portlaoise, works in Dublin and his family lives in Co Clare

Meet the Voters: Kevin Flaherty has not worked since construction sector collapsed in 2009

Meet the Voters: Kate Lawlor pays tax and PRSI. ‘It is unfair there is no social welfare for me’

From Nervous Nellie to Confident Ciara in just a week, Ciara Kenny learns to love the slopes high in the French Alps

Just 2,925 people splashed cash for paper proving Irish roots

Feeling overwhelmed already? Christmas doesn’t have to be so stressful.

The first Minister of State for the Diaspora has no more than 20 months to make an impact. So what are his priorities?

All permits available for Irish working holidaymakers allocated promptly last night

Clashes between police and anti-government demonstrators have killed at least six

Value of exports falls 5% in November leading to lowest trade surplus in 5 years

Around 660,000 passengers expected to pass through Dublin Airport over festive season

From creating art to embracing digital, there are lots of ways to improve our lives

The newspaper dominated in a number of categories including that of Columnist of the Year for which it received four of the six nominations.

The Lehman Legacy

The Lehman Legacy

Scheme to concentrate on skilled retirees in their 50s and 60s with useful experience

Web publishing company chose Ireland ‘over many other locations’

Canada’s up. Australia’s down. The age profile of emigrants is rising, as is the number of families emigrating. Part one of a Generation Emigration special looks at changing migration patterns