Hugh Callaghan: ‘The night terrors have become less frequent’
Man wrongfully convicted of Birmingham bombings sees Belfast film with sharper eye
‘You may find the person you’re looking for is dead, or doesn’t want to meet you’
Adoptees warn Birth Information and Tracing Bill could bring pain as well as answers
Irish emigrants in Britain fear they won’t see Irish family members this year
Concerns around travel and quarantine restrictions makes visiting family in Ireland difficult, emigrants say
Alice Kennedy dies in London: ‘We’re absolutely devastated,’ says her brother
‘Stalwart’ of London-Irish community, ‘most noble daughter of Ireland’ dies of Covid-19
Tributes to ‘stalwart’ of London-Irish community who died from coronavirus
Alice Kennedy (83) was chair of the Irish Elderly Advice Network originally from Co Laois
Call for an end to Presidents taking religious oaths
Atheist Ireland campaigns against exclusion of conscientious atheists from public office
Dan Mulhall: the ambassador who defied categorisation
London Letter: Praise as Mulhall moves from Brexit Britain to Trump’s America
Referendums on abortion and emigrant vote could be held together next year - Coveney
Simon Coveney said ‘controversial’ questions could be put to Irish people on same day
Irish in UK urge RTÉ to retain radio service
Diaspora support group criticises plan to shut down longwave radio
Fr Brian D’Arcy calls on RTÉ to suspend long wave radio closure
Emigrants have multiple ways of accessing radio through internet or TV, RTÉ says
Sally Mulready welcomes mother and baby home inquiry
Campaigner and former resident warns investigation will bring back painful memories
Tricolour and Union Jack fly side by side in Windsor
The President’s visit has started in a blaze of tributes and pageantry
Council of State calls for Constitution discussion on merits of religious oaths
Article could cause an ‘embarrassment to atheists, agnostics and humanists’
Irish in UK slow to back calls for voting rights in presidential elections
Constitutional Convention to debate emigrant voting rights
Council of State meeting on abortion Bill ends
President Higgins must decide by Wednesday if Bill should be referred to Supreme Court
President must decide on Bill by Wednesday
Final preparations under way at Áras an Uachtaráin for first meeting of Council of State since President Higgins came to office
Back for the gathering: homecoming tales
Five emigrants who have returned to Ireland this year for the Gathering share their experiences
Offer ‘fair’ says one survivors’ group but another deems it ‘a joke’
Magdalene Survivors Together wants compensation figure trebled
Irish man recounts horrors of six years of servitude
Westmeath man kept captive by Irish Travellers in UK
Diaspora issues to be debated at cross-Atlantic forum
Third annual Global Diaspora Forum being held in Dublin and Washington
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