Brexit to significantly alter flow of illegal drugs into Ireland, says think tank
Irish gangs now sourcing drugs directly from mainland Europe, says British embassy-commissioned report
Priest says he ‘got a bit of a thrill’ when lorry reversed through gates of Russian embassy
Reverend John Walsh said he ‘would not have minded’ being in the cab of the lorry
When Irish ties are waning: Our diplomatic struggle in the United States
Ireland still punches above its weight on Capitol Hill, but the fight is becoming harder
Catholic priest throws red paint at the Russian embassy in Dublin
Fr Fergal MacDonagh said he was moved to act after attack on maternity hospital
When Bloody Sunday came to Brazil: ‘The motivation was the massacre in Ireland’
How a young Royal Navy cook was gunned down in Rio days later by left-wing guerrillas
The day of rage after Bloody Sunday that saw the British embassy burn down
Fifty years ago: ‘The biggest demonstration the Republic had seen in a generation’
Bloody Sunday: Timeline of an atrocity and its long legal aftermath
From the civil rights background of the fatal march through to Widgery and Saville inquiries
Woman trafficked into Ireland for drugs trade had no proper translator during criminal case
Vietnamese woman was ‘detained in prison’ in Ireland, senior prisons inspector says
More than 100 cases linked to trafficking and slavery being investigated, gardaí say
Victims in Ireland ‘silently crying out for help’ as they ‘do somebody’s nails, or wash somebody’s car’
Cop26 has raised hopes, but how can climate cliff edge be avoided?
Ireland has made ambitious pledges, although the rhetoric is failing to meet reality
Irish priest remembers David Amess as a man who took his faith seriously
Fr Pat Browne was due to officiate at wedding of murdered UK MP’s daughter this year
Patrick Guilbaud: ‘We try to be at the top all the time’
After 40 years in Dublin’s restaurant business the French restauranteur still aims for the elusive third Michelin star
‘People are afraid’: Kabul deserted and women in tears as city falls to Taliban
Locals withdraw savings, stock up on food and hide at home as fear descends on city
Family seek apology for deaf sibling’s killing by British army 50 years ago
‘I would like the British government to apologise and to forget about this amnesty’
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