State papers: Adare Manor wanted to host USSR-US summit
Department of Foreign Affairs chief of protocol said ‘standard of service was not adequate for a meeting of this type’
Rugby tour to apartheid South Africa in 1989 branded ‘obscene’
Government and public condemnation forced rugby body to apologise and vow never to play in the country while apartheid laws remained
Miriam Lord: Broadband is all Labour’s idea, Varadkar tells a stunned Howlin
Taoiseach reckons if you can’t get Opposition to support the plan, then make them own it
Mayhew was criticised by both sides over shoot-to-kill decision
British colleagues also perplexed by ‘national security’ reason for lack of prosecutions
Police chiefs in North said there was no law ‘against telling lies’
John Stalker affair and shoot-to-kill policy cover-up were major topics of conversation
Jennifer O’Connell: ‘Penneys has a special on Open To Meeting Someone underwear. Five for €3.50’
It’s convenient how Official Ireland chooses whether women are to be judged from the neckline up, or the belt down, based on the context
Great Outdoors moving to South Great George’s Street
Move will see clothing and equipment supplier open flagship store next to Five Guys
Taoiseach leads large attendance at Cosgrave funeral
Three surviving ministers who served under former taoiseach present
I thought I was Irish – until I did a DNA test
A ‘just for fun’ home test kit produced results that changed the lives of two families
Helmut Kohl was forever grateful for Irish support during EU presidency
Chancellor paid tribute in 1996 to Charles Haughey’s role in German unity process
Landlord found decomposed remains in Dublin apartment
Inquest hears cause of man’s death unknown but no evidence of injury or trauma
Margaret Thatcher angered by Irish ‘inaction on terrorism’
Anglo-Irish Agreement appeared a ‘hollow sham’ after delay of IRA suspect extradition
Lenihan sought terrorism ‘crack down’ after Enniskillen bombing
Declassified 1987 files detail Anglo-Irish security meeting after bombing which killed 11
Jerry Collins’ tragic death casts very cold light on Fifa grubbiness
All Black lit up forlorn November afternoon when he visited Donegal a decade ago
Government prepared for lawsuit as tobacco Bill passed
James Reilly says tobacco industry will file ‘more in the hope than certainty’
Charlie Haughey: Who’s who in RTÉ drama
Final episode of RTÉ1 series Charlie on late former taoiseach screens on Sunday night
Jackie Healy-Rae: a colourful, wily grassroots politician
Obituary: Trademark cap, distinctive turn of phrase were part of Kerryman’s armour
Suicide prevention campaign begins
National Office for Suicide Prevention to spend up to €1m on multimedia campaign
Former Irish foreign minister Gerry Collins backs Scottish independence
Most Irish politicians would support a Yes vote, says former Limerick West TD
Behind the News: Lisa and Ciara Collins
The sisters are the daughters of Gerry Collins, face of the HSE’s Quit anti-smoking campaign, who died from lung cancer last Sunday, at the age of 57, and was buried on Ash Wednesday
Face of anti-smoking campaign Gerry Collins dies aged 57
Former football player surrounded by family when he died from lung cancer
Terminally-ill former smoker to front anti-tobacco campaign
One person quitting ‘would make it all worthwhile for me’, says Wicklow father of three
Late Garda commissioner criticised over handling of collusion warnings
Smithwick report raises serious questions about how Garda HQ dealt with concerns
Guns, Haughey and tribunals: 40 years of Fianna Fáil Ard Fheiseanna
Five key moments from party meetings over the past four decades
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