Scotland

Steve Clarke’s history-making team has a ferocious work ethic that should typify what Scotland stands for

Vessel has automated tracker turned off but is being followed by RAF aircraft patrolling Scottish coast

Scotland captain was ‘in bits’ thinking about late friend

Despite coming from different areas, victims and families shared close community ties

Two women and three men aged between 21 and 23 were killed in two-vehicle collision near Dundalk

The author on being publically nonbinary; their new book, The Silver Book; and how Pier Paolo Pasolini foresaw that the far right would rise again

Vatican visit marked first joint worship with a British monarch and a Catholic pontiff since Henry VIII’s rule

With a canny scouting system made available by their Brighton-owning backer, Derek McInnes’s team are breathing fresh life into the Scottish title race

Roots celebrated - and a few slaps thrown - as Ireland and Scotland face off in Inverness

Ireland travel to Scotland this weekend for the first time in seven years hoping to win three in a row

Military alliance should carry out operations in Irish seas even if Dublin objects, says Falklands veteran

Questions well posed here may be impossible to resolve, but they will consume the attention of a generation

Labour’s implosion and the rise of Reform UK has gifted the party a clear path back to power in next May’s Holyrood elections

One price, home and away: A villa in South Africa, a cottage in the Scottish Highlands and more

Scotland Letter: Outer Hebrides home of Clan MacNeil plans a new monument to St Finbarr after generous donation

We had only dropped in for the proverbial one drink

Michael Lowry and Jacob Stockdale are replaced after sustaining injuries against Dragons

Darragh O’Brien to seek agreement to develop draft legislation allowing him to remove Dublin Airport’s passenger cap

Glenapp offers a staggering 70 activities within its 110 acres

For five years, Paul Johnston has been the British ambassador to Ireland - soon, he will become a private citizen in Dublin

This is no Hardyesque tale of destiny inescapable, but rather of pity for needless waste, and admiration for lives filled with appetite

As UK tries to slash asylum backlog, many head north for Scotland’s more generous housing regime

Burgeoning anti-migrant party has dominated summer recess of British politics

Stephens talks about visiting his grandparents in Co Mayo, how Scotland will become independent before Northern Ireland joins the Republic and more

Patience of English taxpayers with Northern Ireland will be tested as Britain runs out of money

Scotland’s former first minister is scathing about Alex Salmond, and praises Michael D Higgins and Martin McGuinness

The former Scottish National Party leader talks politics, life, love, pain and her new autobiography

For a fleeting moment, the State was at the forefront of this technology; now it’s back of the class

Northern unionists might dare to dream of a similar outcome but SNP's legacy offers a mixed lesson

Nicholas Rossi came to attention while being treated for Covid-19 in a Scottish hospital

Scotland’s youthful deputy first minister will stand down next May for family reasons

Talks come as hunger crisis in Palestinian enclave worsens and US strikes tariff deal with EU

Hundreds of protesters gather in Edinburgh and Aberdeen to voice their opposition to US president

US president to meet Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen during trip

President puts chance of deal with EU on tariffs at ‘50-50′

As the Scottish independence referendum showed, young first-time voters can be surprisingly conservative

He had seen conflict and lived to tell the tale

Belfast rap trio’s show at Glasgow O2 on Tuesday sold out in 80 seconds after their TRNSMT festival appearance was cut

The opportunity for wild adventure makes Scotland one of the world’s most popular destinations for travellers looking to escape

To celebrate Bloomsday on June 16th, we explore spots that inspired famous writers to create their classics