Simon Coveney: Ireland will not be joining Nato ‘any time soon’
Minister for Defence will push for €500 million increase in military spending
Minister for Defence will push for €500 million increase in military spending
Evidence is growing of beneficial impact of Northern Ireland protocol, says Micheál Martin
Three key questions Simon Coveney will face at foreign affairs committee
Minister for Defence Simon Coveney warns against politicisation of medal awards
Julian Smith ‘confident’ talks on the restoration of powersharing can move forward
Tánaiste plays down fears of food and medical shortages on visit to ploughing championships
US vice president may land in Shannon as early as Monday
Exposes them to accusations they are legacies of or agents for western intervention
‘We need to take the heat out of this discussion’, says Tánaiste
Prince of Wales visits Cork and praises warm and friendly welcome received
Fianna Fáil leader blames British and Irish governments for Northern Ireland impasse
Government accused of turning ‘blind eye’ to CIÉ’s handling of pension fund obligations
Family and supporters hold demonstration outside Egyptian embassy in Ballsbridge
Revenue rose 46 per cent in first half, helped by Peacock Foods deal
Minister does not want Fine Gael motion of no confidence in Enda Kenny to proceed
Taoiseach insists there were strong reasons why Cabinet settled on contentious figure
Opposition criticises proposals to deal with spiralling increases in private rental market
Ringsend Housing group said council could increase amount of social housing
Stephen Coveney (25) brought before Cork District Court arising from Garda inquiry
Minister for Housing concerned that low-rise restrictions could hamper supply of homes
Analysis: Exactly how new public-private schemes would work still unclear
Migrant rights group expresses concerns about scheme to protect non-Europeans
Minister recommends LÉ ‘Róisín’ be sent to Mediterranean to help rescue migrants
Withdrawal means Coveney will not have to rule on contentious Galway Bay licence
Overnight talks see ban on discarding undersized prawn, whiting, haddock and hake
Minister welcomes ‘ambitious’ pact – but no rethink of State food plan required as a result
Annual fish quota talks in Brussels to extend ban on discards to several whitefish species
Group insists its fisheries in Irish waters are ‘clean’ as EU quota talks begin in Brussels
One-year permits renewable, with initial intention of ‘regularising’ those already here
Migrant Rights Centre asks Coalition to focus on workers in industries beyond fishing
One of the world’s largest trawlers has a quota to fish off the Irish coast
Fitzgerald tables new work visa scheme in wake of ‘Guardian’ report alleging abuse
ITF union says blind eye has been turned to the practice for years
International Transport Federation alleges gardaí ‘not taking issue seriously’
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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