Triggering Article 16 would be ‘big political mistake’ for Britain, Coveney warns
Minister says there would be ‘consequences’ for UK if it suspends co-operation with NI protocol
Doctors warn of ‘fairly rough winter’ ahead due to Covid-19
Dr Mike Ryan says not enough immunity in populations to prevent virus spreading
Dropping Covid-19 positivity rates give grounds for hope, says HSE boss
Paul Reid believes early trends should give everybody ‘encouragement’
Young people ‘sick of being told what not to do’, says WHO’s Mike Ryan
More moral support needed for those in quarantine, MacGill Summer School hears
Reasons to believe Covid-19 pandemic will ease next spring, says health expert
Prof Devi Sridhar: ‘If we can get to March, we will be in a profoundly different situation’
People will need to get used to a ‘simpler life’ because of Covid-19, says prominent medic
Professor Mary Horgan says several foreign holidays a year are out in the future
Varadkar says no-deal Brexit could break up UK
DUP describes as ‘unhelpful’ and ‘aggressive’ Taoiseach’s comments on stability of union
Taoiseach raises prospect of changes to rules on mortgage lending
Varadkar says he hopes Central Bank will look at moves to help people escape ‘rent trap’
NI will question union in event of no-deal Brexit, warns Varadkar
Taoiseach says it would be ‘provocative’ to discuss potential united Ireland at this stage
Welfare, tax systems will not address issues keeping people in poverty
More measures needed if ‘substantial further progress’ to be made, says Prof John FitzGerald
Government’s climate policies come under attack at MacGill
Richard Bruton told climate change is ‘bigger than Brexit or the National Broadband Plan’
New punitive measures for failing to reduce plastic consumption, signals Bruton
'Name and shame' element for companies will be part of new approach, says Minister
Josepha Madigan needs to clarify her involvement in Maria Bailey case, says Martin
Fianna Fáil leader also claims report on Bailey case is ‘inconsistent’
Government to reform process for ‘mega’ projects after children’s hospital controversy
Shake-up to change how the State spends money on projects that cost more than €1bn
Boris Johnson raises ‘enormous fears’ for Anglo-Irish relations - Martin
Fianna Fáil leader says incoming UK PM ‘failed to show’ understanding’ of Belfast Agreement
Varadkar congratulates Johnson and looks forward to early talks
Johnson as prime minister ‘raises enormous fears’ for Anglo-Irish relations – Martin
MacGill summer school told calls for border poll are ‘premature’
‘Pluralist new Ireland won’t be built on narrow electoral win slipped through in period of chaos’
Reforms for State’s tribunal system to be examined
Minister says he will consider options on the issue after criticism by Judge Peter Charleton
AIB chairman would reject candidate like Boris Johnson to sit on board
Candidate with ‘questionably racist language’ would not meet with stringent checks
The Irish Times view on tribunals of inquiry: a broken model that needs fixing
The right of the community to know the truth must be given a higher priority
Central Bank joins warnings over Government spending plans
Sharon Donnery cautions against using corporation tax windfall for current expenditure
Martin says North’s politicians must get Stormont institutions up and running
Fianna Fáil leader has ‘no difficulty’ laying out what a potential united Ireland would look like
Charleton warns against ‘obvious dangers’ of Irish tribunals
Judge suggests curtailing role of legal teams and says rights need to be rebalanced
Prepare for a united Ireland, Sinn Féin tells unionists
Mary Lou McDonald says there is a ‘growing demand’ for unity poll
Abortion vote may not lead to further youth action, event hears
USI president Síona Cahill makes the claim at inaugural Emerging Ireland event in UCD
Newton Emerson: I can imagine being in a united Ireland but not of it
With an end to the union, every unionist would have to redefine what their identity means
Sudden U-turn suggests Mary Lou McDonald is not in driving seat
Sinn Féin leader’s about-face on Border poll issue has whiff of old republicanism about it
Peter Robinson has delivered a ‘wake-up call’ for unionism
‘He understands demography . . . He understands Northern Ireland can be saved’
MacGill organiser reverses decision to step down
Bruised but defiant: After 38 years, Mulholland wonders if he still has a line on society
Peter Robinson’s Irish unity remarks ‘music to the ears’ of Republicans
DUP MP says ex-leader’s comments valid but unification ‘isn’t going to materialise’
North should prepare for united Ireland possibility - ex-DUP leader
‘I don’t expect my own house to burn down but I still insure it because it could happen’
‘Pale, male and stale’ - MacGill Summer School showing its age
Criticism of Glenties gathering may be harsh but is not inaccurate for ‘Dublin 4 on tour’
MacGill school row shows the way forward on gender issues
Gatekeepers must give women an equal role to ensure their fair participation in society
Some church teachings have ‘as much validity as Danny Healy Rae’s views on climate change’
Catholic Church to become irrelevant unless it changes stance on women, sexuality , says priest
CervicalCheck inquiry’s final report due in September
Vicky Phelan and Stephen Teap to launch patient advocacy group on the same day
Cora Sherlock: Repeal of Eighth Amendment ‘radical drift backwards’
Advocate encouraged by number of young who engaged with anti-abortion movement
Proposed patient safety fines for healthcare providers ‘a joke’, says Vicky Phelan
Victim of CervicalCheck scandal says State contributed €25,000 to her €2.5m settlement
Martin says Varadkar ‘chancing his arm’ with 2020 election plan
Fianna Fáil leader says how Taoiseach operates 'all about optics, all about spinning’
Irish MEP says calm debate needed on security and defence
French ambassador says his country does not view Ireland as neutral
Trade war threat sparks exodus of €38bn of European funds
Brussels will this week make last-ditch attempt to convince Trump not to proceed with punitive tariffs on EU car sector
Centre left and centre right parties are ‘redundant’, MacGill hears
Ex-Labour party politician says democratic forces must realign to combat populism
Brexit: North can operate under different rules to UK – Coveney
Divergence already exists in several areas, Tánaiste tells MacGill Summer School
EU should bully Trump back on trade policies, says Hogan
EU agriculture commissioner says there is ‘very high probability’ of no-deal Brexit
MacGill Summer School: Ahern warns on post-Brexit funding for NI
Former taoiseach says hard Border debate has obscured loss of EU’s financial support
MacGill Summer School: Listing of just two male speakers on gender equality a technical issue
Organiser Joe Mulholland says other panellists are to be arranged for special session
Olivia O’Leary defends MacGill school director against gender balance criticism
Broadcaster says Joe Mulholland was hugely supportive of women when working at RTÉ
Miriam Lord’s Week: A century of under-representation
Painting of all female members of Oireachtas marks centenary of women’s suffrage
Two TDs to boycott MacGill Summer School without further reform
Social Democrats joint leaders say better gender balance still required
MacGill Summer School ridiculously out of tune with the times
Director Joe Mulholland defended the event's lineup, saying it was hard to find women with 'the right aptitude'
MacGill Summer School director apologises for gender imbalance
Joe Mulholland says organisers are ‘working progressively’ to address programme failings
MacGill Summer School: Will the gender blindness never end?
Listening to the man from MacGill you might conclude women have nothing much to say, or don’t want to say it
Players sit down for second hand of Brexit poker game
Business Week: also in the news was house prices, mortgages, INM, and Budget 2018
Don't use Irish language as a ‘political weapon’, Minister tells MacGill
Joe McHugh says language is not a threat and belongs to all, both North and South
Nóirín O’Sullivan to miss Policing Authority meeting
Watchdog’s head says it is ‘unfortunate’ the Garda Commissioner will not be at the event
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