Ex-British PM John Major shelved Famine commemoration
Plan to mark 150th anniversary cancelled over fears of debate concerning UK apology
Statue of Polar explorer Ernest Shackleton unveiled in Athy
Tribute in home county comes on centenary of famous Antarctic rescue
British Ambassador: The UK is firmly on the path towards leaving the EU
Suggestions that Parliament should overrule the referendum or hold a second one do not reflect the political reality
Ruadhán Mac Cormaic: Who will be our friends now at the European table?
In the negotiations that will soon begin on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, the Irish Government will attempt to strike a delicate balance
Canada’s ‘hero’ ambassador tackles protester at 1916 service
Kevin Vickers involved in arrest of man during event to remember British dead
Charlie Flanagan: We must acknowledge British soldiers killed in the Rising
Republic owes it itself to engage with history in all of its complexity and nuance
Irish urged to encourage friends to vote in EU referendum
British ambassador says those eligible to vote can make their voice heard on Brexit
Legal concerns over benefits for Irish working in Britain
Changes for migrants if Brexit vote fails but Brussels uncertain about Irish exemption
British ambassador Dominick Chilcott to leave post
Former Iran ambassador to leave Dublin in July and be replaced by Robin Barnett
100 years on, Richmond Barracks becomes permanent reminder of Rising
Courts martial of rebels took place at Inchicore site
Touching tribute as 1916 dead remembered across State
Great granddaughter of 1916 rebel leaves flowers for first policeman to die in Rising
President honours Casement’s ‘empathy for the oppressed’
Wreaths laid at Banna Strand to mark centenary of capture after arrival on U-boat
Brexit: the British view from the Irish west coast
Brexit: ‘It’s a political trade-off for David Cameron’
Brexit: Irish-based Britons urged to register for referendum
Ambassador asks those living here to have say in ‘most important decision in generation’
Rising centenary marked with ‘great dignity’, British ambassador says
Events commemorating 1916 can help reconciliation between Ireland and Britain
Lord Mayor of Dublin absent from Glasnevin cemetery ceremony
Wall include names of all who died in conflicts on island between 1916 and 1923
Heather Humphreys heckled during 1916 Moore Street centenary event
Ceremonies across State mark firing of first shots in Easter Rising
1916 centenary: Remembering the ‘short lives and big dreams’
Former presidents and taoisigh join Kenny, Higgins and host of dignitaries for ceremony
Kathy Sheridan: ‘Terrible beauty’ alive in Glasnevin Cemetery
Memorials to those who fought for Éire stand next to those who fought for king
1916 centenary: Tributes paid at Glasnevin Cemetery
Amhrán na bhFiann composer and creator of tricolour among those remembered
Drama of Ernest Shackleton’s Antarctic rescue ‘pure Spielberg’, ambassador says
100 years on from voyage, Dominick Chilcott says Irish adventurer still has ‘resonance’
British ambassador: Easter Rising is worthy of respect
Ireland’s struggle against a ‘larger and overbearing neighbour’ was significant
Brexit may occur accidently, forum told
UK EU exit could cut Ireland trade 20%, says Confederation of British Industry president
No second Brexit vote in event of ‘wrong answer’, ambassador says
Dominick Chilcott says ‘strategic aim’ to keep UK inside a reformed European Union
Gordon D’Arcy honoured for charity work at Ireland Fund dinner
Former Irish rugby international has been to India with Goal and is involved with Barretstown
Strength of Brexit deal ‘a surprise’ for eurosceptics, says Chilcott
British ambassador hails landmark proposals to keep UK within EU
Enda Kenny and David Cameron to discuss Brexit
Taoiseach in Downing Street to discuss Britain’s negotiations on staying in the EU
Irish woman honoured for wartime work at Bletchley Park
Leslie Greer produced reports based on decrypted signals during second World War
No beautiful day but U2 still walk on at Leopardstown
‘We’ve had to invent a new going: shallow,’ says a racecourse spokeswoman
Stand side by side to honour all Ireland’s dead of 1916, service told
Different mythologies of first World War contributed to deep divisions on this island
Easter Rising victim’s unmarked grave receives headstone
Edward Murphy was killed in 1916 after he tipped his hat to a passing acquaintance
Miriam Lord: Fine Gael members driven away by legal threat
Dara Murphy ally prompts walk-out by threatening to sue Senator Burke for slander
Bust of first World War field marshal unveiled
Earl Frederick Roberts of Waterford was oldest recorded military casualty in war
Photography exhibit remembers Irish in first World War
‘Portraits of the Invisible’ examines lives of 50 Irish men and women during ‘Great War’
Magna Carta exhibition opens at Christ Church in Dublin
Archbishop of Dublin in early 1200s was seminal document’s second named witness
Prince Charles completes ‘a pilgrimage of the heart’
Relatives of victims of the August 1979 Mullaghmore and Warrenpoint bombings attend ecumenical service with royal couple in Drumcliffe church in Co Sligo
‘Lusitania’ victims must be honoured, says President
All wars have forgotten casualties, says Higgins in Cobh marking centenary of sinking
Hundreds attend Anzac service in Dublin to remember Gallipoli dead
Tánaiste says at Glasnevin Cemetery event that such an event should never happen again
Lord urges Republic to consider rejoining Commonwealth
Lord Diljit Rana says State should have ‘serious debate’ on benefits of membership
Easter Rising commemorative programme revealed
Events a ‘once in a lifetime invitation’ to public to participate, says Taoiseach
Trip down memory lane with Keith Wood an Irish rugby legend
Former international player was the star of the show at the Ireland Funds’ annual rugby lunch
Different Irish experiences of first World War shown through lives of four people
National Library shows complicated history of Irish involvement in first World War
Exhibition opens on Ireland’s involvement in first World War
National Library of Ireland exhibition to run for duration of centenary until 2018
British ambassador praises spirit of first World War commemoration
Dominick Chilcott says remembrance should be true to the vision of poet Tom Kettle
British royal to attend unveiling of Cross of Sacrifice in Glasnevin Cemetery
Memorial is first such in Republic
Maurice Hayes calls for strong local government
Former senator addresses 34th MacGill Summer School on political reform
British-Irish chamber to mark close economic ties
Commercial relationship between two countries worth €1.2 billion a week
British government to be represented at 1916 centenary
Northern Secretary attends ‘Cross of Sacrifice’ WWI event in Glasnevin Cemetery
President’s state visit to UK opens up ‘limitless opportunities’
Taoiseach predicts Higgins’s visit would showcase Ireland and benefit economy
Irish and British army bands unite in harmony
‘A musical echo’ to joint military co-operation in West Africa
Funeral Mass celebrates ‘the beauty of Seamus Heaney...in his being’
He had many of the qualities of an ‘identikit portrait of the ideal Christian’
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