Micheál Martin

Senator Frances Black says she is open to running for president

Taoiseach to chair group comprising Cabinet Ministers, Garda and Defence Forces chiefs and senior officials

Israeli prime minister says he ordered strikes because Hamas rejected proposals to secure extension to first phase of ceasefire deal that began in January

Sporting and educational initiatives are among those helping to drive change in deprived area in capital

Who would have guessed contempt for allies and crude attempts to interfere in their domestic politics would elicit such a negative response?

Independent senator concerned Occupied Territories Bill will be ‘watered down’ following Donald Trump’s election

Micheál Martin joins tributes to two-times All-Ireland champion

Company is also launching ‘brands of Ireland’ section to help promote retailers

Dublin Rape Crisis Centre says reports of fighter’s meeting with US president ‘shocking’ given recent civil judgment in Nikita Hand case

Rosie O'Donnell is not the only American fleeing the Trump administration

Government policy is that only non-lethal aid is provided, but the type of assistance has changed since the war began

Letter from tech giant’s chief executive to Micheál Martin came against backdrop of concerns raised with in recent months about infrastructure

Olympic boxer Kellie Harrington and London mayor Sadiq Khan were among those at the head of the parade winding through the West End

State hasn’t shaken off the Cayman Islands smear and the €14 billion Apple tax money has only reinforced the perception that we’re eating everyone else’s lunch

Micheál Martin says Sinn Féin’s boycott was ‘opportunistic’

Family member Josiah Burke has spent more than €45,000 since April 2019 promoting family campaigns on Facebook, data shows

Minister for Foreign Affairs says ‘we haven’t given up' on the cause of undocumented Irish in the US

Despite Trump’s pledge not to do anything to hurt Ireland, his administration seems intent on pushing ahead with significant tariffs

We sometimes seem to be clutching Irish identity in a pinched fist. We struggle to reconcile our long history of migration with a generation locked out of Ireland over housing and growing unease about immigration

Plus: James Dyson could be in for a land in Waterford; the Irish master of plaster; and the NCH’s bonus buyout

What do we really know about our national apostle and what is merely myth?

Rite & Reason: To sit down and meditate or kneel down and pray is possibly the most radical option we have. Finding silence and stillness reminds us that compassion is the only reasonable response

Conservative commentator Michael Brendan Dougherty and Trinity College professor Daniel Geary debate what might happen next in US-Irish relations

We know it’s a fantasy but let’s take it and move on, because the battles ahead will change our world in ways we have not yet contemplated

Hard to overstate level of trepidation in Taoiseach’s party before Wednesday’s meetings

St Patrick’s Day visit: Micheál Martin meets groups in Washington after rejecting as ‘absurd’ claims of anti-Semitism

Isaac and Ami Burke, along with their mother Martina, interrupted event attended by Taoiseach in protest at the imprisonment of Enoch Burke

Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

The Irish approach to foreign policy should not be to exaggerate our purity or indulge dictators, but neither should we parrot criticisms of our neutrality from miliary aligned states

There is no space left here for either a broader perspective or nuance. There is an increasingly automatic overlapping of Jewish people with Israel

Micheál Martin did well at the White House but Ireland could still get caught up in US-EU trade war

Harris to gather trade forum next week

Radio: Michaél Martin’s White House visit gives a dispiriting glimpse of the prism through which the Maga movement sees Ireland

Taoiseach pays tribute to ‘exceptional work being carried out by the Irish research diaspora across the US’

Long-serving Democrat Richard Neal says Micheál Martin’s visit to White House will be seen internationally as a victory for Ireland

Gardaí investigating after small group damaged course in apparent act of protest

Donald Trump renewed feud with comedian and actor after her move to Ireland

Irish whiskey producers face severe charges on exports after Europe targeted American makers

Media coverage in United States notes Taoiseach was mostly silent during the meeting

Taoiseach avoided Oval Office mauling as Trump railed against EU foes and heaped backhanded praise on Ireland