The Senator: Chilling exploration of Chappaquiddick cover-up
Film review: Five decades on, a scandal involving Ted Kennedy poses many questions
Seamus Mallon and John Hume were the two big beasts of the SDLP
Behind the spats was vital alliance of two of biggest men of modern non-violent nationalism
Dún Laoghaire Fine Gael to vote on changes to election ticket
Meeting on October 31st seen as putting pressure on local party TD Maria Bailey
That famous step for mankind took place amid riots, protests and scandals
Even as Apollo 11 landed on the surface of the moon the city of York, Pennsylvania, was convulsed by a race riot
Fintan O’Toole: They went to the moon; we discovered the Earth
What moved me as a child in 1969 wasn’t the moon landing but the dramatic splashdown
British interest in appointment of Kennedy-Smith as US ambassador in Dublin
Report of walk in the Phoenix Park by the new ambassador and the Ulster Unionist MP Ken Maginness
Number of social events and guests per department cut 10% due to austerity
Dinner at Dublin Castle for Mitterrand was an ‘exceptional’ occasion allowed to exceed the government limit on entertainment spending
Optimism in the air as Robert F Kennedy honoured 50 years after death
‘Kennedy clan was clearly of an Irish tribe’, former president Bill Clinton tells gathering
Adams’s arrival in the US gave him an enormous boost
The British government was furious at Clinton for embracing Adams
Trump denounces court ruling on travel ban as ‘disgraceful’
US president calls courts challenging executive order on immigration ‘so political’
Obamas’ next home: nine bedrooms in wealthy area
US president to rent a house in upmarket area of Washington when he leaves office
Bertie Ahern briefs Israelis and Palestinians on peace process
Former taoiseach says the Middle East can learn lessons from the situation in the North
More Clinton emails tickle funny bone and delight Republican rivals
America Letter: Latest crop of 3,800 emails released under court order
Obama pays tribute to Edward Kennedy at Boston ceremony
Senator’s contribution to Northern Ireland noted at dedication of institute in his name
Flanagan pays tribute to Edward Kennedy at ceremony for new Boston institute
Minister for Foreign Affairs is the only foreign dignitary to speak at opening events
How supporting Sinn Féin became ‘respectable’ for Irish-Americans
Sinn Féin’s highly effective fundraising campaign in the US over the past 12 years was made possible by former president Bill Clinton’s endorsement of the party
Drumm hires high-profile US defence lawyer
Ex-Anglo chief moves to fight any extradition attempt and also direct bankruptcy appeal
Irish and US trade unions sign historic agreement
Tie-up between TEEU and American group will lead to new training for Irish workers
Finbar Furey: ‘I’m winding down the clock’
Furey is back on the road after a period of grieving for his brother, and an injury that could have put him out of business as a piper. Catch him while you can
From tragedy to pop-culture punchline
Reinventing Kennedy to suit books, TV and film has blurred his significance
Famous Kennedy speech in New Ross in 1963 was only 300 words
Grandson and other clan members to travel to Wexford to commemorate event
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