Evidence is growing of beneficial impact of Northern Ireland protocol, says Micheál Martin

British PM and Taoiseach to try break logjam while EU angry over London protocol threat

UK government has been lobbying intensively in Washington with little to show for it

Total brings to €124m amount transferred since 2015

The challenge is not devising reforms but getting the two largest parties to agree to them

Boris Johnson spoke to Taoiseach in advance of the speech in a call that featured disagreements

Government opted for official reprisal for the murder of Sean Hales TD

With elections done, negotiations are set to crank up, but there is little trust in Johnson

State spent 13.4% of €19bn budget on medicine, pharmacies and wholesaling in 2021

‘New era for Northern Ireland,’ says O’Neill as Sinn Féin claims historic victory in election

Scottish referendum proof practical questions must be answered – former taoiseach

Uncertainty over when a new Executive will be formed in the wake of Thursday’s Assembly election

Accounts don’t disclose corporate tax paid in Ireland

Former AIB chief financial officer held similar role in Novo Banco for past three years

Campaigners fear State will grow as hub for ‘libel tourism’ in wake of UK exit from EU

US communications specialist adds third office to Irish operations

Brexit cited as key reason behind growing numbers of applications for Irish passports in North

Over 110 refugees have arrived at Ballon’s 70-bed rest centre since start of April

Coal’s share of supply rises to 14%

Conference seeks to better inform debate on events of 100 years ago, says UCC historian

Micheál Martin says issues around Brexit have ‘hindered’ the peace process

Regina Doherty tells Oireachtas committee State’s €1 million contribution is ‘buttons’

Campaigner calls on Geraldine Byrne Nason in attempt to avoid further disaster amid invasion

Adi Roche of Chernobyl Children International says attacks in nuclear zone ‘deadly’

‘Most people are staying away from politics. This is a place . . . to be together and to help’

Yury Filatov confirms embassy in Dublin has now found supplier of heating oil

Cheaper mortgage rates available for environmentally-friendly new and retrofitted homes

‘We now have a nationalism that is confident ... Sinn Féin can take Stormont’

Aer Lingus drawn on protocols after recent United States and United Kingdom decisions

State urged to target big industry emitters if it wants to meet 2030 climate change targets

Families of two people killed say the plan is an unprecedented attack on rule of law

I keep a very close eye on the Irish techno scene and am very happy to see it is thriving

Karlin Lillington: We just go round and round failing to address serious data issues

‘His speech was very powerful ... it makes us feel that it’s not only us on the streets’

UCD and Queen’s university forge historic alliance via research and innovation

Irish oil companies refuse to deliver supplies due to invasion of Ukraine - report

Paschal Donohoe warns of slowdown in economic growth due to war in Ukraine

Friend and promoter Nick Levchenko brought now Ukrainian president to Ireland in 2017

Europe Letter: London hopes for new dawn of ‘understanding’ to ease protocol rollout

Government’s policy means response could include carrot as well as stick