Jolie King and Mark Firkin detained in Tehran’s Evin jail after flying drone

Citizens Information aims to help Irish emigrants with driving licences, tax, passports and more

Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade reviewing documentary requirements

Mikey Leddy from Co Meath fatally injured in incident on seafront of Puerto del Carmen

Father of three from Co Cork was arrested by US immigration in Philadelphia

Centre to analyse intelligence from Garda and Defence Forces about security risks

Any criticism of Berlin’s role in austerity will invite finger-pointing at Irish tax regime

Some 30 island-state representatives will discuss how to effectively manage our oceans

Emigrants in Abu Dhabi on the benefits of no tax, and the dangers of falling into debt

I arrived in Britain from Cork in my mother’s womb, and was adopted by a London family

Actionpoint, which built Republic’s online passport system, signs deal with F1 organiser

Simon Coveney’s Department of Foreign Affairs racked up biggest bill of over €350,000

Surgeon to the British army became a celebrity after bloody expedition to rescue governor

New research aims to gather the experiences of the Irish diaspora in France

State has secured a derogation from proposed new EU security regulation

Ministers outlines no-deal Brexit contingency plans

Ask the Experts: We are moving back to Ireland, he is from an EU country

Paul Whelan (48) holds Irish and other passports and seeks consular assistance

Consular services given for arrest, death, child abduction, natural disasters and terrorism

FAI requests minute’s silence for man (30) found in water ahead of match

Varadkar apologised to mother of woman who was killed in India for lack of Government support

Graduates are well-positioned for jobs in policy, research, business and administration in the public and private sectors

Ask the Experts: I’ve lived all my life in America, but I’m an Irish citizen

Opinion: No justification for denying them maternity benefit or third-level fees for kids

Leo Varadkar had ‘constructive’ meeting with family of young Donegal woman murdered in India

‘I felt she was nothing ... That’s the way I have been treated by the Irish Government’

Fianna Fáil says it will consider legislation in September

Firefighters pull seven people alive from rubble after ‘enormous tragedy’ on motorway

Interested in representing Ireland abroad? The next generation of diplomats are being recruited

Call from OSCE reverses Government position that it did not observe polls in US and EU

Public Accounts Committee is told delay in setting up panel due to ‘staffing issues’

Two parents talk about raising their children with their own traditions in Ireland

Department of Foreign Affairs’ consular services helped 2,500 travelling abroad in 2017

Ask the Experts: We’re moving home with our Canadian-born children

Opinion: The few who are eligible must take time off and pay for expensive flights

As Northern Ireland secretary, her unique behavioural style, issue-based perspective and inclusivity were fundamental to the peace deal

Humorous reflections on the Troubles appear to be experiencing a renaissance in the North

Writer Roisín O’Donnell uses magic realism to subvert the conventional Troubles narratives

Paisley and Trimble were different leaders but both projected conspicuously male models of authority

Focus on two traditions in Northern Ireland forgets role of women and domestic space