Great-great granddaughter of anti-slavery activist launches Dublin trail celebrating links

No law is being broken as ceremonies planned for September, says Blarney priest

Airline emailed staff about transfers and redundancies instead on ‘take it or leave it’ terms

SF at 31% approval but support for Coalition continues to hold

Controversy over report far from over following commission chair’s robust response

Investment will see the creation of 120 jobs at ‘medicines accelerator’

Residents say they are fed up asking the council for help to improve conditions

Leaders agree to meet again ‘before summer recess’ following Chequers summit

Cabinet also adopting Niac advice to offer mRNA vaccines to all pregnant women

US president to attend G7 in England and Nato summit in Brussels on first overseas trip

UK prime minister tells BBC programme he will ‘sandpaper’ rather than scrap protocol

‘Totality of relationships’ body is being turned into a controversy of its own right

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

‘Not really accurate’ to say 16 staff involved no longer employed by company, says Sinn Féin’s Mary Lou McDonald

Adoption-tracing legislation needed, says expert, as case studies to go before Cabinet

With several Irish Americans in president-elect’s cabinet, Ireland’s position is stronger

Day of acrimony, violence and fear as Trump supporters storm heart of US democracy

Micheál Martin says single enterprise agency needed to promote SMEs

No paying customers for nine months has put some major tracks under pressure

Taoiseach thanks ‘heroes’ keeping education system open safely in Covid-19 second wave

US Letter: Lawyer Douglas Emhoff has put aside his career to prioritise that of his wife

World leaders congratulate president-elect, while Trump has yet to concede

‘I am sorry for the controversy and the annoyance that my actions have caused’

Government wants to introduce legislation to offer children held in Mother and Babies Homes greater rights to adoption records

Tennis Ireland’s attempt to reason for the continuation of the sport was quickly shot down

Pensioners in Martin’s home town welcome €5 increase in the Living Alone Allowance

Are we saying goodbye to milk in our cereal, private cars and a warming fire?

Wicklow publican lays off 115 staff as Level 3 restrictions begin

Dáil hears ethics laws to be reviewed as SF leader critcises ‘cosy’ links between Government and banks

Former European commissioner claims he was left with ‘no option’ but to resign

Emergency card to give peace of mind to carers should something unexpected happen

Here is everyone known to have been among the over 80 guests at the controversial dinner

More than 80 people were at society event in Clifden amid Covid-19 guidelines

Boris Johnson insists there will be no border down the Irish Sea – ‘over my dead body’

‘It’s like a death. It’s a disaster,’ says Galway publican

€7bn package is the largest government-sourced stimulus ever applied to Irish economy

It is in everyone’s interests to clean up the ‘republican movement’