French in Ireland: ‘People voting for Le Pen maybe think Putin will prevent a war in France’
Sunday’s presidential election is weighing heavily on French natives in Cork
US was ‘clumsy’ in Aukus submarine deal, Biden admits to Macron
US president moves to repair relationship after France was blindsided by security pact
Haiti asks for US military assistance to protect infrastructure after assassination
US president Joe Biden has given no indication it will provide troops
Ireland no longer a climate laggard, says Paris Agreement architect
Transition to a food system compatible with agreement ‘will be a massive undertaking’
French visit a chance to cement ties with our new nearest EU neighbour
Brexit has caused division between Dublin and London, but it has brought Paris closer
Coronavirus: Seven further deaths and 418 new cases confirmed in the State
Thirty per cent of eligible population given one dose of Covid-19 vaccine
State facing pressure from EU countries after expanding quarantine list
Greencore chief Patrick Coveney accuses Government of ‘incompetence and lack of foresight’
Seventy-five-year-old hostage freed in Mali arrives home in France
Ms Petronin released with three other hostages from Mali and Italy this week
Lebanon receives Interpol arrest warrant for Carlos Ghosn
Ousted Nissan chairman recently fled to Lebanon to escape ‘rigged’ justice system
Ken Early: Thierry Henry, a missed flight, and the invisible hand of history
How I ended up missing out on the collective outrage about France’s infamous handball
Medical militia – Frank McNally on the Irish presence at the Franco-Prussian war
The motivation for Irish participation was humanitarian, in large part
London restaurant named for Myrtle Allen set to open
Food File: Tallaght chef inspired by Ballymaloe great, plus anniversary bites and winning students
Brexit reminds us of ‘miracle’ that brought France, Germany out of enmity - McAleese
Former Irish president speaks of European ideal as she receives one of France’s highest honours
Robinson says communities who have depended on bogs need to be protected
Former president urges every citizen to make the climate issue personal; to recycle, to reuse and to look at their consumption
Handsome Gothic in Rathgar for sale for €1.7m
58 Grosvenor Road offers 304sq m over four floors and needs total renovation
Eros and Erasmus: photo exhibition portrays scheme’s romantic side
It is estimated that over a million babies have been born to couples who met via scheme
Irish second World War veteran celebrates 100th birthday
Jack Mahony joined British army after his London home bombed by Luftwaffe in 1942
Irish Restaurant Awards: Vote for your favourite eaterie
Plus: France-Ireland Gastronomy Month is in March; and Lismore Food Company invades China
Big Apple boudoirs and bathrooms: New York’s finest homes
A new book by Polly Devlin looks inside the city’s most curious and luxurious apartments
Irish second World War veteran dies in Cork aged 102
Francis Denvir awarded Legion d’Honneur in recognition of role in liberation of France
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Brexit mural by Banksy in Dover shows man chipping away at EU flag
Artwork emerged overnight near ferry terminal which connects UK with mainland Europe
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly: ‘I genuinely feel like grabbing that wig right now and focking it in the Liffey’
It seems Denis O’Brien and Donald Trump have a problem with my old man’s hair
French embassy residence seeks facelift, while chancery gets an overhaul
Two imposing properties with French connections on Dublin’s Ailesbury Road are set for major changes
Out of Syria: ‘My wife and children are trapped back home’
It is approaching a year since I saw my then pregnant wife and our little girl
Petrol bombs thrown as anti-Obama protests erupt in Athens
Tear gas, stun grenades used after violence breaks out as youths try to break police cordon
Home front: design, interiors, shops, people, events
The Miele massive sale, upcycled gems, Merrion Square open doors, bedroom inspiration and seeking eclectic collectibles
Out of Syria: ‘Powerless in my flat in France, I watch Aleppo’s destruction’
‘My focus now is on the arrival here from Turkey of my wife and children’
Out of Syria: The best day since I fled the war
From this moment I am an official refugee with the same rights as citizens of France
Out of Syria: I am in France and I am free
It’s surreal to come and go as I choose, and to be trusted to behave as an adult
Out of Syria: France took me in and now I must repay the debt
It was numbing to be a newly arrived Syrian refugee and days later the atrocity occurred in Nice
Nice: hundreds hold vigil outside French embassy in Dublin
‘It was like something out of a movie... the truck flew by and then we started to run’
Nice attacks: Books of condolence to be opened for victims
Michael D Higgins to pay respects at Mansion House with books expected around country
Out of Syria: I am being relocated to France
A new future is front of me. It is my new reality. It is, nonetheless, a shock.
François Hollande to visit Ireland to discuss Brexit
French ambassador says both countries must retain strong trade relationship
Bordeaux prepares for Irish invasion during Euro 2016
World capital of wine will have the second biggest Fanzone at the championships
Ireland prepared to send troops to help France, says Kenny
Government willing to send soldiers to replace French forces in Mali or Lebanon
Ireland’s Muslims don’t expect major backlash after Paris
‘Irish people understand what it is to be tarred with the same brush,’ says imam
Hundreds observe minute’s silence at French Embassy in Dublin
President Higgins signs book of condolence at embassy on Merrion Square
Dublin’s French schools take security precautions
Parents asked to take children straight to their classrooms in wake of attacks
‘Normal’ security response in place in Ireland, says Kenny
Taoiseach says no evidence of anything ‘untoward’ being planned in or for Ireland
Downstairs Dublin on Culture Night
Merrion Square will be loaded with the offbeat, the unusual and the inspired on the capital’s big night out
Fr Peter McVerry receives French human rights award
Honour coincides with refurbishment of Dublin apartments for six homeless people
Kirkos invite their audience into the twilight zone
Classical music round-up: The young ensemble played Messiaen’s dark music – which he composed as a POW – in near-darkness
New French embassy opens in Merrion Square Georgian townhouse
Prime Minister and Tánaiste celebrate “unwavering friendship” between two countries
Third volume of Samuel Beckett letters unveiled at Irish launch
‘The Letters of Samuel Beckett: Volume 3, 1957-1965’ launched in conjunction with Trinity College Dublin and the French embassy
Two Europeans among dead in Mali attack
Five people killed in a gun attack at a resturant frequented by expatriates
Irish veteran of D-Day gets France’s highest military honour
Michael d’Alton given Légion d’Honneur by French ambassador Jean Pierre-Thébault
Minute’s silence held in memory of Charlie Hebdo victims
#JesuisCharlie: journalists stand in solidarity with victims of attack on satirical magazine
Irish second World War veteran given France’s highest honour
Pat Gillen was among first wave of troops to invade Sword beach on June 6th, 1944
I’m glad to have been wrong about the Web Summit
Karlin Lillington: “The summit has about doubled in size each year, with a matching expansion of what is on offer”
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