Reform’s soaring popularity should not be allowed to limit the UK government’s negotiating agenda

The figures for those who have left their homes for other parts of their country have more than doubled over six years

The story of the struggle for LGBTQ rights in Ireland is one of persistence and determination in

Only one in three of the 1,913 properties on the derelict sites register have been levied

A €20 billion monthly rise in pharma sales to the US underlines Ireland’s key role - and exposure

The controversial annulment of the first round appears to have had little effect on the rise of the far right

The convergence of interests between the Trump administration and Gulf regimes is creating a new dynamic in the region

Ireland faces a battle with other EU countries for top scientists who want to leave the US

It is a fair bet that more ups and downs lie ahead as Trump’s chaotic approach to trade continues

A thriving market has sprung up for software that makes detection impossible

None of the questions would have come to light had it not been for the perseverance of Jacqueline Connolly

Talks notwithstanding, European leaders must follow up on their promise to escalate sanctions

The national veto has been the single most effective weapon in preserving the corporate tax regime

Removing restrictions is not about absolving them for their behaviour

Leo may be a more reticent and measured leader of the world’s 1.4 billion Catholics

There is more than a hint of self-congratulation in promoting these successes

Israel's plan for Gaza is a war crime in progress

Across the State, families of children with additional needs are struggling to access schools

The bloodiest conflict in European history ended 80 years ago

The issue does not appear to be the availability of CCTV footage