Johnson suffers defeat as MPs vote to take control of Commons agenda
Cross-party move against British prime minister raises prospect of general election
England and Russia fans clash again in Lille
Skirmishes reported between rival fans following Russia’s defeat to Slovakia
Donegal man (19) missing in Paris found safe and well
Search for Lee McLaughlin began when he failed to show up at airport for flight home
French police make three arrests after terrorist knife attack
List of targets found in double-killer Larossi Abballa’s home, says Paris prosecutor
President hopes Euro 2016 brings North and Republic ‘closer’
Michael D Higgins says one of football’s beauties is ability to bring out best in people
Employers cautioned to play ball with absent workers
Call goes out for bosses and employees to co-operate to ensure staff and firms get result
England fans in Marseille violence on eve of Euro 2016
Two fans were arrested as tear gas was needed to separate locals and English fans
Rubbish piles up in Paris as workers protest ahead of Euros
Protests against plans to reform labour law led by CGT union disrupts train services
Threat of transport strike recedes ahead of Euro 2016
Industrial action goes down to the wire, just days before football tournament kicks off
Irish fans urged to stay in fan zones at Euro 2016
Security expert says supporters should have plan of action for potential terrorist attack
Ukraine says French man planned 15 attacks on Euro 2016 tournament
Ukranian security authorities say man had weapons and explosives including rocket launchers in vehicle
France reassures soccer fans over terror and strike threats
French prime minister tells Euro 2016 travellers to ‘come by plane, by car, by train’
French strikes worsen but tension lessens
France has adopted strategy to prevent a ‘coagulation’ of discontent that could disrupt Euro 2016
US warns of possible Europe attacks during Euro 2016 tournament
No specific threat information gave rise to the latest travel alert, says US official
Passengers warned of disruption due to French air strikes
French air traffic controllers will stage work stoppages between June 3rd and June 5th
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Germans ‘do not want Boateng as a neighbour’, politician says
Anti-immigration party boss makes claims about soccer player ahead of Euro 2016
Unions in France defy Hollande on labour market reforms
With no sign of movement on either side, the prospect of long disruptions encroaching on Euro 2016 will make Irish fans nervous
French union leaders threaten havoc at Euro 2016
Force ouvriere calls for all-out strike for transport and waste disposal on match days
Thai Tims strike right note with ‘You’ll never beat the Irish’
Video approaching 200,000 Facebook views – with group no stranger to popular success
Euro 2016 faces up to hooliganism and terror threats
France reveals 90,000-strong security force for tournament amid fears of attacks
Northern Ireland to set up ‘fan embassies’ at Euro 2016
PSNI also sending delegation to liaise with French police in effort to minimise trouble
RTÉ’s Après Match team ready to tackle new characters during Euro 2016
Kevin Kilbane, Gerry Armstrong and Jimmy Nesbitt in the firing line
Pegida angered by images of non-white footballers on Kinder bars
Regional far-right group protests over change of photograph on chocolate wrapper
Lara Marlowe on why jihadists are not only threat to Euro 2016
Trade unions railing against new labour laws employing more drastic protest measures
Euro 2016: France ramps up security ahead of championship
French forces plan anti-terrorism measures in the wake of last year’s jihadist attacks
Irish football fans going to Euro 2016 face high travel costs
Travel agents report brisk business as fans vent about accommodation and flight prices
Northern Ireland football bridges divide after dark days of Troubles
Team no longer linked with sectarianism as it eyes first tournament in 30 years
Irish holidaymakers flock to France on the ferry this summer
Brittany Ferries reports 19% increase in early bookings
Titanic tennis story of champions uncovered
Tennis: The story of how two tennis champions survived the Titanic and went on to be members of the sport’s Hall of Fame is …
'Titanic' memorabilia still strong
One batch of mementos of the strinken liner held by a US company has been valued at more than €144m, while items in Britain and…
Titanic centre gets mixed reaction on opening day
While the First Minister declared it a ‘must-see’, it remains to be seen if the attraction will last, writes FINOLA MEREDITH…
Nice building, but what about the art?
Giant furniture, ho-hum paintings, and a curatorial reshuffle: the Mac, Belfast’s ambitious new arts centre, needs a clear direction…
Nationalists not subject to 'pogrom' in 1920s Belfast
THE NOTION that the nationalist community in Belfast during the 1920s was subjected to a pogrom does not stand up, it was argued…
Home truths about Home Rule
Sir, – Further to your recent correspondence referring to John Redmond, perhaps it should be recorded that Michael Davitt (not…
Call for history to remain core part of school curriculum
COMMEMORATIONS: THERE DOES not have to be a consensus about historical commemorations, Prof Diarmaid Ferriter told the Burren…
'Titanic II' cruise plan prompts scepticism
IRISH CRUISE specialists have a bad feeling about plans by an Australian billionaire to offer cruises on a replica of the Titanic…
Monument to mark John Redmond speech unveiled
FORMER TAOISEACH John Bruton yesterday unveiled a monument erected at Woodenbridge, Co Wicklow, to mark the speech which John…
De Valera, Dillon's 'jaundiced' view of women's suffrage
POLITICIANS Éamon de Valera and John Dillon had a jaundiced view of the women’s suffrage movement, historians recounted at a …
Home truths about Home Rule
Sir, – The Irish Times is to be congratulated on its commitment to furthering discussion of the events that transformed Ireland…
Anzac Day commemorated in Dublin
A CEREMONY held just after dawn in Dublin yesterday marked the 97th anniversary of Anzac Day, when Australian and New Zealand…
President urges fostering of reconciliation during decade of centenaries
THE OPPORTUNITY to foster reconciliation and deepen mutual understanding provided by the current decade of centenaries should…
Study to assess if O'Connell St could be on 1916 tourist trail
MINISTER FOR Tourism Leo Varadkar says he has asked Fáilte Ireland to carry out a study to assess whether the upper end of Dublin…
Home truths about Home Rule
Sir, – While I wholeheartedly agree with Eoghan McSwiney’s (April 14th) analysis of John Redmond, I feel he is rather unfair…
'Crazy' to even think of raising sunk liner
EXPLORER'S VIEW: THE TITANIC would never survive being raised from the ocean bed, but more people should be able to visit her…
Low-key, dignified commemorations are order of the day as Belfast remembers Titanic's dead
THE MOOD turned solemn in Belfast at the weekend as the city remembered the human cost of the Titanic sinking.
Locals place roses in sea to remember lives lost
COBH: LOCALS IN Cobh, Co Cork, placed 1,517 white roses in the sea yesterday in memory of the passengers and crew who perished…
Titanic memorial opens in Belfast
A minute's silence was held today as a memorial was opened in Belfast marking the centenary of the sinking of the Titanic.
A toast to Fermanagh's ghost of the 'Titanic'
MURIEL MARTIN and her daughter Lorna are on holidays from Australia retracing the route of the Titanic from Belfast to Southampton…
Secret replica a star on maiden voyage
THE WRAPS came off a Co Mayo community’s most closely guarded secret yesterday when a 76ft model of the Titanic was launched …
Redmond was a realist - some successors were not
OPINION: ON APRIL 11th, 1912 – 100 years ago – the Third Home Rule Bill was presented, for the first time, to the House of Commons…
Home truths about Home Rule
Sir, – Your Editorial (“Redmond’s moment”, April 11th) asks us to remember the “massive, excited demonstrations” at which Irish…
President likens sinking of 'Titanic' to economic crash
ONE HUNDRED years to the day when 123 people boarded the Titanic at Cobh, the ship’s last port of call, President Michael D Higgins…
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