The regulars at Guiry’s Bar in Foxford are tired of the ‘same old’ politics

Exceptional length and general election flagged as reasons that could stall publication

Taoiseach’s father will celebrate 80th birthday in the land of his birth

SDLP MPs could conceivably be asked to help Labour into Downing Street

‘We have to create new narrative around a reconciled Ireland where everyone is welcome’

Irish goods may be cheaper due to tariffs imposed on UK imports if hard Brexit occurs

As global regulators scrutinise social network’s activities, we need to tread carefully

Company secures permission for efforts to advertise Witness History Exhibition

Commissioner’s annual report shows requests increased by 8.5% last year

Evangelical Christian, whose grandfather emigrated from Sligo, is expected in September

Dáil suspended as Paschal Donohoe accused of telling a ‘lie’ by Kerry TD

Company was worried that big EU states would block Ireland from running one-stop shop on data protection

Politician to resist efforts to reveal source of details behind Dáil statements on O’Brien

Karl Cummins tells court he has PTSD after incident outside Department of Taoiseach

US speaker Nancy Pelosi insists nothing must imperil ‘seamless’ Irish Border

From angel investors to blockchain advocates, politics to tech polemicists, Austin played host to them all

Tánaiste says legal issues over the €30m State aid investment need to be resolved

‘The Irish Times’ looks at impact of Brexit on the lives of people in shadow of the Border

St Vincent’s site may fall foul of EU building rules after saga of politics, finance and ethos

A ‘landmark deal’ with US could allow thousands of Irish live and work there

Government measures needed to underpin ethnic status, Traveller group says

Survivors and family members must be afforded a statutory right to information

‘Until Peter Casey did his Donald Trump, I wasn’t so interested, but I couldn’t rest after that’ – Annie McDonagh

Sinn Féin’s Pádraig Mac Lochlainn slates candidate’s views – but ‘discussion necessary’

A new book by Hugh Oram shines a light on these southside Dublin suburbs

What sort of country will Pope Francis encounter? One where Mass attendance – though falling – is still among the highest in Europe, where scandals have dented people’s faith in the church, but faith itself has not died

Pieta House founder was appointed to the Seanad by Enda Kenny

‘British business is afraid to speak out because of the spectre of Labour’, says former taoiseach

First time for many to speak freely to other women incarcerated in the laundries

The #Hometovote movement has highlighted the issue for the second time in three years

Assembly was a portent of shifting public attitudes on abortion

European Investment Bank announces major financing allocation for State project

US tech firms at risk of spying here – Bill Browder of Hermitage Capital Management

Slick production tells US audience about the best of Ireland. ‘What about it?’ asks one viewer

Former leaders Bertie Ahern and Tony Blair showed how co-operation should work

Michael Healy Rae lists occupations as postmaster, farmer, plant-hire business operator and shop owner

Broker and controlling investor in talks with unnamed party, managing director says

We have turned corporate and political courtship into an art form

Minister for Transport says some senior politicians ‘joined at the hip to the judiciary’

Former European Court of Human Rights judge Ann Power was not appointed