Government denies remote workers along Border ‘face double tax’
New group has warned employees in region could lose ability to work from home
Family of murder victim “hopeful” following meeting with Garda Commissioner
Paul Quinn was beaten to death in Co Monaghan in October 2007
Project Ireland: State bodies face 'significant challenges' on €116bn plan
Processes need to be put in place to manage spending, says EY
Public money spent in ‘absolute scramble’ for supplies as Covid-19 hit, PAC told
Asked about €14m ventilator contract, procurement officer says ‘market forces were very, very different’
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Conor Murphy declines opportunity to say Paul Quinn was not a criminal
SF minister says he stands over apology statements, again offers to meet family
Dermot Ahern says he knew Adrian Donohoe who was ‘a lovely man’
Former justice minister pays tribute to Garda, PSNI and US authorities
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The close links between Sinn Féin and IRA untangled
Background: The memory of the party’s terrorist past has waned at precisely the same time that dissatisfaction with Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil has grown
The Irish Times view on Paul Quinn’s murder: the questions won’t go away
If Sinn Féin wants to move on from the events of the past, leading members must be clear about their willingness to co-operate with police investigations
Breege Quinn calls on Conor Murphy to say ‘Paul Quinn was not a criminal’
Murder victim’s mother calls on Sinn Féin minister to go to Garda and PSNI and give names of IRA men
Newton Emerson: Republic needs to steer Sinn Féin endlessly towards politics
Newton Emerson: Party’s new southern supporters unaware of what they have let over the threshold
Pragmatism beat idealism as deeply engaged voters navigated change
National mood misread by FG as Brexit deemed less vital than health and housing
Quinn controversy calls into question way SF is run, says Martin
Fianna Fáil leader praises courage of Breege Quinn in challenging Sinn Féin over sullying of son’s name
Sinn Féin surge driven by younger urban voters
Promise of change as well as housing and taxation policies appeal to key demographic
Quinns seek stronger statement from SF’s Murphy
Breege Quinn says minister Conor Murphy must clarify his comments on her son
Election 2020: Students look for alternatives to FF and FG
Young people see chance to redraw entire political system they inherited from their parents
Other parties pressure Sinn Féin over comments on Paul Quinn murder
Murdered man’s mother calls on SF Finance Minister Conor Murphy to resign
McDonald calls false recounting of Murphy’s comments ‘honest mistake’
SF president had denied Conor Murphy linked Paul Quinn murder with criminality
Old question of who pulls the strings comes back to haunt Sinn Féin
Backroom people with senior IRA pedigrees appear to wield considerable influence
The Irish Times view on Sinn Féin: think once, then think carefully
Scrutiny of the influences behind Sinn Féin, hidden or otherwise, will continue – and rightly so
UK rushing through emergency laws to keep extremists in jail
Terrorist suspects who pose threat to the public due for early release
Sinn Féin’s Conor Murphy apologises for Paul Quinn comments
Party’s finance minister in North says he ‘unreservedly’ withdraws remarks about murdered 21-year-old
Who was Paul Quinn and why has his murder become an election issue?
Mary Lou McDonald forced to correct Sinn Féin remarks on 2007 killing of Armagh man
Mother of murdered Paul Quinn rejects Sinn Féin offer of meeting
Northern minister Conor Murphy suggested Paul’s death connected to criminal activity, Breege Quinn says
Mother of alleged IRA victim urges electorate to remember her son when voting
Paul Quinn’s family believe Sinn Féin has key information that could bring killers to justice
Children’s hospital: procurement chief resigns from board
Paul Quinn is latest senior official to leave board, with project expected to cost €1.7bn
Dáil hears call for agency to take on ‘thugs’ along Border
Martin says current taskforce not working amid huge rear and ‘omerta across region’
Little new information in Watt’s meetings with Oireachtas committees
Expenditure head did not want to get in to ‘who knew what when’ on hospital cost
Department official accused of showing disdain to PAC
Robert Watt defends response to €450m cost overruns at children’s hospital
Children’s hospital board discussed confidentiality agreement
Agreement was to cover issues relating to finance, building and main contractor Bam
Profiles: Who is on National Paediatric Hospital Development Board?
NPHDB responsible for overseeing building of national children’s hospital
Public expenditure official not required to report on spiralling costs
Hospital board member Paul Quinn appointed in personal capacity, Harris says
Séamus Mallon: Adams legitimised killing of members of other community
Gerry Adams years: SDLP stalwart says Sinn Féin leader only hardened tribal divisions
Chef’s hack: Freeze herbs in oil to keep them fresh
Paul Quinn, head chef of Linden Tree Restaurant at Carton House
Gardaí arrest man over murder of Paul Quinn in 2007
Man in 50s detained in connection with death of 21-year-old in Co Monaghan
Leigh Griffiths scores twice as Celtic go seven points clear at top
Aberdeen no match for champions at Celtic Park
SF should avail of report on IRA by ‘telling the truth’
Alasdair McDonnell says report confirms IRA went away but ‘they didn’t go too far’
Adam Rooney helps Aberdeen to late win over Celtic
The Dons came from behind to record their sixth consecutive league win
Gerry Adams and Sinn Féin stay calm under fire
McGuigan killing: Sinn Féin shrug off sharp criticism about IRA from PSNI, Government
PSNI officer links murder of Kevin McGuigan to IRA
Reports suggest father of nine was killed in revenge attack for murder of Jock Davison
Taoiseach condemns attack on south Armagh republican
Gerry Adams claims politicians who verbally attack Sinn Féin ‘very quiet’ about bomb
The Border foxes: why no arrests in the killing of Det Garda Adrian Donohoe?
It is a year since Det Garda Adrian Donohoe was shot dead during the robbery of Lordship Credit Union, in Co Louth, and the investigation continues north and south of the Border. But why no arrests?
SMEs encouraged to bid for more tenders
Ministers calls on small businesses to take advantage of procurement opportunities
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