Ireland’s most senior civil servant to become ambassador to London
Changes envisaged for London, Rome, Paris, Washington, The Hague and UN
‘He and I, always by chance’ – Lara Marlowe on Samuel Beckett and Albert Giacometti
An Irishwoman’s Diary
‘Like talking to the president’: Macron’s go-to man for Europe
Clément Beaune has affection for Ireland and our approach to European solidarity
Women redefining business, Irish-hosted seminar in Paris hears
Increasing gender diversity in companies increases profits, seminar told
Former O’Flynn employees accused of secretly diverting deals
Developer alleges Patrick Cox and others concealed investment opportunities
Brexit-focused Enterprise Ireland opens office in Lyon
The improvement in the French economy and growing awareness of France as an export market encouraged the setting up of the office
Developer Michael O'Flynn sues former employees over contracts
O’Flynn Construction alleges they earned millions by diverting opportunities away for their own benefit
Irishmen killed in forgotten first World War battle to be remembered
New memorial to be unveiled in France to the 177 men who died at Le Pilly outside Lille
Nice’s new normal: Feeling its way back after 2016 attack
Lara Marlowe reports from the Promenade des Anglais, now possibly the world’s safest seafront
An Irish sculptor comes to Eileen Gray's classic modernist house
Eileen Gray and Eilís O’Connell in an artistic dialogue across a century at villa E1027
Regina Doherty eyes French labour reforms on visit to Paris
‘If we do nothing on the provision of pensions, they are not going to be able to be paid,’ Minister says
Amarenco scoops top Irish firm in France prize
Special award for effect on climate change goes to Luas operator, French firm Transdev
Hopes that Ireland can make best of Brexit aired in Paris
Enterprise Ireland’s Anne Lanigan sets out challenges at Embassy event
OCI’s move against Pat Hickey was the right thing to do
Analysis: Irish Olympic council could only take one route on the IOC ethics inquiry
State ‘walking back’ from apology to Magdalene survivors, says UN
Committee on torture in Geneva criticises Government’s approach to abuse allegations
Dan Mulhall to become Irish ambassador to the United States
Adrian O’Neill will become ambassador in London
Ireland questioned on human rights of sex workers by UN
Institutional abuse and traveller ethnicity among issues raised by UN committee
Response to UN on reproductive rights ‘deeply concerning’
Irish rejection of 16 recommendations is raised at session of UN Human Rights Council
Irish Women of the World: Samantha Power and more political powerhouses
Diplomacy, clear focus and long-term view help forge agreement and ambition
Higgins to address UN summit on debt and development
President to query sustainability of growth, outline Irish experience of debt and austerity
UN committee examines State’s social rights record
Government delegation told it has obligations under international covenant
Why did Ireland abstain in the UN vote on a commission of inquiry into Gaza?
Republic’s role in Gaza resolution part of EU issue
Ireland abstains with other EU states from UN resolution on Gaza inquiry
Concerns that proposed resolution was not most efficient way of reacting urgently to developments
Irish people are ‘appalled’ by the violence and deaths in Gaza
Ambassador says neither Israel or Hamas are paying ‘adequate’ regards to the cost on innocent civilians
Deal between charity, bank and city council provides ‘new model’ for social housing
Pensioner (81) looking forward to moving off the ‘fold-up bed’ and into a home
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