Six years after War of Independence centenary row, Royal Irish Constabulary memorial unveiled
Plan for monument stalled in Republic after backlash, but one now stands at Newtownards, Co Down
Republic
Tesco Ireland boosts market share to almost a quarter as sales touch €3.7bn
But UK’s largest supermarket chain posts flat full-year profits
We ran the British army. In Northern Ireland, let the past be the past
The conflict began 57 years ago, yet politicians are resisting letting the past become the past
Potholes say a lot about the similarities between the two parts of Ireland
We have become fascinating island study of how bureaucracies work in their own interest
Seven seriously ill children evacuated from Gaza to Ireland
Children to receive treatment in Republic’s paediatric hospitals under Coalition commitment made at end of 2024
Negotiations underway between NI and Republic on common rules for apprenticeships
Students in North should be encouraged to go south for university, Minister says
DUP leader rounds on Republic’s ‘intolerance of Protestant culture’, dismisses Irish unity
Members of Burke family protest outside party’s annual conference in Belfast
We cannot police the streets if online material is not regulated
Racism in this State goes back a bit, but vile discourse online is new and most of it comes from abroad – principally the US and UK
People discarded jackets in the heat, but Princess Anne was clad in scarf and gloves
British media outlets described the visit as possibly Michael D’s last engagement with a ‘senior royal’
‘Great places to eat at moderate prices in Ireland’: Michelin’s Bib Gourmand restaurants 2025
Ireland has just added three new Bib Gourmand restaurants to its tally of 26 ‘great places to eat at moderate prices’
Poorest children in North live in lower-income homes but less deprived than those in poverty in Republic
Better public services, more widely available benefits and lower housing costs in Northern Ireland provide better protection to children in poverty, ESRI report indicates
Stormont’s only ideology is to be a shadow of Britain
An almost total dearth of ideology, beyond unionism or nationalism, may be the deepest North-South political divide
There’s nothing the Irish enjoy more than exaggerating their differences
Taoiseach Simon Harris wants people at the top of the island and those farther down to get to know each other better
North and South project aims to present unbiased information on unification question
Surveys examine state of public opinion in the Republic and Northern Ireland
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