Taoiseach tells Dáil that Americans have alternative candidate to vote for

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

The thousands of Irish-born people in Scotland are among the most ardent stayers

The star of the new Eileen Gray biopic The Price of Desire talks about why she left Ireland and getting fighting fit for a second season of AMC’s hit show Into the Badlands

First overseas appointment to Seanad says accusations ‘absolutely ridiculous’

Philanthropist Norma Smurfit wants ‘Legacy’ pavilion – but some councillors object

Strict regime for travel between islands seen as more likely than sealing Irish border

There is a shallowness and hypocrisy about the Irish Government’s current mission

A modern, multiracial Ireland forms the backdrop of an ambitious debut collection

The choreographer has worked through the ballet ranks in Ireland, the UK and Germany. And now her work is to get centre stage at the Bolshoi

Latest figures show significant drop in youth unemployment

Construction and Architecture: Transferable building industry skills key to ensuring job security at home and abroad

Here’s how to check your qualification in more than 100 countries

Students going ‘further afield’ this year to get jobs ‘outside Irish hotspots,’ says Donnelly

‘Irish Voice’ newspaper and ‘Irish America’ magazine not part of transaction

Company is expanding globally to meet expat demand for sausages, pudding and bacon

Derek McKnight to take over as food and beverage director on ‘Harmony of the Seas’ in the new year

In-work benefits for Irish people may hang in the balance after Brexit vote

Changes for migrants if Brexit vote fails but Brussels uncertain about Irish exemption

Minister for Foreign Affairs says ‘credibility of EU’ would be damaged by UK departure

Complaints over slow processing of work permits after 57 students pay €799 up front

The Erasmus exchange programme is not just about study, writes Aisling Redden

Brussels concerned that bid for special treatment may breach EU law

My biggest worry is that she will like it so much there that she won’t come back

Helplink.ie plans new Cabhrú online service for Irish people living in Australia

2016 is set to be a record year for Irish work permits as companies look abroad to fill skills gaps

Foreign travellers on working holiday visas would have paid 32.5% tax from July 1st

Aoife Finn never been to All Black country but devotes herself to studying local language

Irish expats are employing locals to upcycle plastic into everything from pouffes to pool tables, while also tackling pollution and sending Tanzanians to school

How can a dance festival engage with the refugee crisis? Powerfully, it seems

More than 120,000 around world set to take part in Pieta House Darkness Into Light walks

Visit to see Ger Hartmann while in Ireland has changed my shopping list

‘Australia is the best place in the world on paper, but that doesn’t matter if you have depression’

Literary biographers try to trace what shapes a writer’s identity but often miss the intimate transformation in which the creative spark caught fire, where they found their voice

Parents of Kevin Bell honoured in Perth for service to families of Irish killed abroad

USI teams up with VotingRights.ie to call for referendum on rights of Irish citizens everywhere to vote in presidential elections.

Galway hurler ready to assist his adopted city’s footballers against Roscommon

Since the State bailed on a national diaspora centre, Neville Isdell has pumped millions of his own money into creating the ultimate interactive visitor experience in Dublin

President Michael D Higgins, Gabriel Byrne and Shivaun O’Casey discuss Eugene O’Neill with his biographer Robert Dowling, who traces the writer’s pride in his Irish ancestry