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Impending changes in planning laws ‘more important’ than budget negotiations - Minister
Jack Chambers says urgent reform need to deliver key infrastructure projects as ‘endless process’ gets in the way of delivery
Planning objectors now threaten the common good, says head of planning taskforce
Sean O’Driscoll says objectors are winning their legal costs too easily in system where number of judicial reviews swamps UK figures
Talks on food and meat sales between EU and UK could be completed ‘in less than a year’
It had been understood that they could take until 2027
Irish unification can offer ‘new rising tide of energy and momentum’, McAleese says
Former president of Ireland spoke at launch of book on unity by the Belfast-based writer Ben Collins
Trade between Republic and Northern Ireland now ‘an oasis of calm’, businesses told
Transactions have risen from €2 billion in 1998 to €15 billion last year
United Ireland more likely under a Heather Humphreys presidency, says leading Presbyterian
Professor Sam McConkey says many Presbyterians in the Republic favour a united Ireland
Presidential candidates should encourage planning for Irish unity, says SDLP
Party leader Claire Hanna made appeal in letter sent to Humphreys, Gavin and Connolly after close of nominations
Families of Troubles victims killed along Border still await answers from State
Families of victims allege collaboration between gardaí and IRA
New Troubles legacy deal criticised by victims’ group
British-Irish framework should have dealt with ‘lingering issues of concern’, SEFF says
In Heather Humphreys country: ‘It was hard to find a Protestant not in the Orange Order’
Monaghan folk shy away from questions about identity but a leading Orangeman is not afraid to give his verdict on Michael D Higgins
Large numbers of cross-Border public workers ‘face tax headaches’
Companies increasingly using IT filters to reject job applications, conference hears
Troubles victims ‘significantly more likely’ to need disability welfare
Older working-age adults in NI are twice as likely to receive disability benefits compared to people in England
Belfast Agreement referendum vote ‘saved’ by U2’s concert, new book says
UUP leader David Trimble initially refused to take off his jacket, saying: ‘I don’t do that’
Britain should allow EU to reopen Belfast office, says NI trade body
Trade NI says such an office would help greatly to deal with Windsor Framework problems and other trade issues
Leaving post, but not leaving Ireland: the UK ambassador who is not going home
For five years, Paul Johnston has been the British ambassador to Ireland - soon, he will become a private citizen in Dublin
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