First women called to the Bar of Ireland to be commemorated

Frances Kyle and Averil Deverell were first women barristers in Britain and Ireland

Traders or pirates – a 17th-century maritime incident in Galway that sparked an international dispute

An Irishman’s Diary

John O’Reilly – architect who nurtured and deepened profession’s ties with rest of Europe

An Appreciation

Mayhem in Trinidad – An Irishman’s Diary on the only attempted Islamist coup in the western hemisphere

Full text of UK supreme court judgment on suspension of parliament

President of the court Lady Hale says prorogation was ‘unlawful, void and of no effect

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Boris Johnson pushes through suspension of British parliament

British PM denies move is designed to block MPs from frustrating his Brexit plans

Breda O’Brien: Feminist oppressors rejoice at denial of rights to unborn

Supreme Court ruling is a tragedy but one the people can overcome

How The Irish Times reported the death of Thomas Ashe 100 years ago

‘The funeral was the largest which has been seen in Dublin since that of Mr Parnell’

Retired judge to head inquiry into ‘cash for ash’ scheme

Sir Patrick Coghlin will not publish interim findings before elections in North

David Cameron accuses leave campaigners over job losses

‘Lost jobs and a dented economy might be collateral damage,’ says British PM

NI Assembly to hold crisis meeting on immunity deal

Only suspected former republicans given non-prosecution commitments

Britain approves new press regulation system backed by royal charter

Independent press regulator could fine newspapers but not stop publication

Leveson won’t interfere with stand-off over press regulation reform

British judge says it would be ‘totally wrong’ to comment on controversy

David Cameron supports Ed Miliband in row over Daily Mail article on father

British Labour Party leader said it was a lie to assert that Marxist academic Ralph Miliband ‘hated Britain’