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Offshore banking has made it a wealthy haven but some on the island are worried about its future

MSPs reject proposal despite amendments aimed at addressing critics’ concerns

Max Hill sought to present Adams’ history as one of an endless series of contradictions, Adams in turn needled Hill frequently

Former Sinn Féin president is being sued for ‘vindicatory’ damages of £1 in connection to IRA bombings

Irish comedian in London: Even if the jokes are good, if you look nervous people can tell you aren’t believing in yourself'

UK-US ‘special relationship’ is not dead yet – but the Starmer-Trump bromance is

The victim had a cross with a snake wrapped around it tattooed on his back with the words ‘Little Stardust’, and a tattoo on his right arm saying ‘nan’ with a clover and colours of the Irish flag

Willie Mullins and JP McManus delivered a one-two hit to the Cheltenham authorities

The Women’s Coalition on Immigration was initially set up to campaign against ‘gender identity politics’ but has pivoted to immigration

Alford was serving an eight-and-a-half-year sentence for sexual offences against two teenage girls

Island’s level-headed debate contrasts with fractious UK. Campaigners for change feel relief but opponents fear a ‘slippery slope’

Threats to Ireland’s subsea gas interconnectors ‘very much a realistic possibility’, Gas Networks Ireland warns Government

Taoiseach Micheál Martin and UK prime minister Keir Starmer presented a united front after Cork summit

Details of move expected at UK-Ireland summit in Cork

‘If companies fleece customers or rip them off, we will not hesitate to step in, and that includes on regulation,’ says PM

Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh jokes to supporters that the score is now three-nil in Belfast rap trio’s battle with UK courts

Like much of his oeuvre, Look What You Made Me Do is mordantly funny. But, as the writer himself says, things can be funny and serious at the same time

Enterprise Ireland sentiment survey highlights increasing business engagement in UK economy

With the UK facing significant fiscal headwinds, Treasury forbearance of Stormont’s lack of discipline is unlikely to continue

Whoever takes the reins this summer, Reform or Plaid Cymru, social and economic challenges remain

When Maga looks at Europe, it sees a continent pushing itself to the brink with permissive migration policies

Irish in Britain group launches research report on cultural needs of the diaspora community when it comes to end of life

Report from House of Commons committee welcomes moves but argues Brussels is doing better out of it than London

France plans to send air defence systems, UK considers deploying warship after British base came under attack

Officers appointed to roles in Paris, London and Washington DC expected to come from senior ranks of Defence Forces

After losing a Labour seat to the Green Party, the prime minister will nervously await polls in May

Kara Owen: The British ambassador to Ireland on her strongest childhood memory, her favourite Irish restaurant, and the actor she would like to play her in a biopic of her life

The 34 year old political novice’s by-election win could reshape UK politics for years to come

Brown is said to be driven by moral anger but insiders suggest he may feel guilty for bringing Peter Mandelson back into government

Crucial byelection too close to call as Greens and Reform UK surge, while Labour hopes to hold on if its base doesn’t split

York Letter: British former prince Andrew’s name is being scrubbed from pubs, street signs and museums all over the UK

Surgeons say birth could give hope to many more women without viable wombs

Inheritance tax rules are very different in the UK and the Republic which can leave people very confused about any liability they may have

Minister for Defence Helen McEntee expected to unveil new plan on Wednesday

Former British prince remains in custody – although his whereabouts are unclear – as police search addresses

Police raid follows release of files detailing Mountbatten-Windsor’s ties to child ⁠sex offender ⁠Jeffrey ​Epstein

Experiences in the UK, Canada and Sweden show what an Irish scheme might mean for savers

Helen McEntee a signatory to statement expressing ‘grave concern’ over ‘continued deadly unlawful attacks on civilians’

If the US president wishes to use the Diego Garcia base for his next attack, he will need Keir Starmer’s approval

Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister, Liz Truss, has increasingly adopted positions to the right of the Conservative party she once led