Schools must allow children leave during religion class, says Atheist Ireland
‘We are now a pluralist country with Catholic laws that we are gradually dismantling’
Taoiseach plays down Ahern comments on loyalist understanding of NI protocol
Micheál Martin says no loyalist could accuse the Government of not listening to them
Loyalists in ‘ghettos haven’t a clue’ about NI protocol, Ahern says
Ex-taoiseach says solving issues on political identity more difficult than trade issues
Lack of UK compromise on NI Brexit deal ‘deeply disappointing’ – Coveney
Loyalists see protocol as ‘a trick by the South’ to take over the North, says Ahern
Rent trap: I’m leaving Dublin as my homeowning dreams will never be realised
We asked renters if they thought they could ever buy a home in Ireland. Here’s what they said
IRA ‘were no criminals’, former Sinn Féin TD tells commemoration
Last IRA member killed during Troubles ‘continues to inspire us’, Martin Ferris says
Political debate in Northern Ireland becoming ‘quite aggressive’ – Coveney
Minister says DUP needs to be ‘realistic’ about what was possible with Protocol
Newton Emerson: Sinn Féin is not a radical party
The party's record in power in the North is characterised by caution
‘Proudly abstentionist’ Sinn Féin launches Westminster election campaign
DUP leader accuses Sinn Féin of operating on ‘mandate to do nothing’
Ministers warned over DUP sensitivity on revised Brexit deal
Changes to NI abortion law and same-sex marriage also cited as issues for Foster’s party
Unionists scornful of Johnson as he fails to give deal details for NI
‘Northern Ireland will be left as a semi-detached part of the United Kingdom’
If Johnson becomes PM, he should thank Varadkar, says historian
Academic claims Taoiseach has favoured interests of nationalists in the North over unionists in Brexit talks
DUP MP urges Dublin to work with UK on Brexit as peace guarantor
Jeffrey Donaldson: EU unlikely to object if ‘understanding’ reached with London on Border
Mary Lou McDonald calls for Dublin to convene forum to plan for Irish unity
It is ‘arrogant’ to shout down unity referendum, says SF leader
Brexit: UK to seek deal on North-South trade in case of no-deal Brexit
Brexit secretary Dominic Raab restates commitment to keeping Irish Border open
DUP accuses Sinn Féin of ‘disgraceful’ behaviour following talks collapse
Northern Secretary Karen Bradley meets NI parties about next possible steps to restoring Stormont
Leaked papers show draft agreement between DUP and SF
Both parties meeting Theresa May to see if talks can be resurrected
Politics in 2017: A year of living dangerously
Are we heading back towards slippery slopes last visited in 2006?
Kingsmill killings families being played ‘a record of false assurances’
NI officials due to meet Garda this month as lawyers plan resumed hearings in November
Podcast: When it comes to housing Fianna Fáil must tread carefully
Barry Cowen defends his proposal to cut VAT rates for builders despite negative reaction
Waterford stays optimistic in the face of years of neglect
A yearned-for out-of-hours cath lab remains a beacon of hope for southeast city
Ambulance death shows need for cardiac services in southeast
Thomas Power’s passing is evidence we lack resources to handle emergencies
Brexit: There will be a hard border. The only question is where?
Only smugglers benefit from leaky borders – a real border at ports and airports is needed
Newton Emerson: Sinn Féin softens Stormont and Brexit demands
Pragmatism from party is connected to its prospects south of the Border
Demand for North’s special status dismissed as ‘hot air’
Sinn Féin says DUP and ‘Tory allies cannot be allowed to drag the North out of the EU’
Sturgeon visit offers glimpse into Brexit diplomacy game
Scottish first minister’s trip had serious undercurrent beyond just selfies with Senators
Noel Whelan: Enda Kenny seems intent on making mess of Brexit
Not clear how ‘all-island forum’ without unionist involvement is supposed to help calm impact of Brexit
Government to seek special status for North after Brexit
Negotiations with EU must take account of Belfast Agreement, says Charlie Flanagan
Apple and Ireland to claim EU probe left them in the dark
Legal challenge will claim EU Commission U-Turn on tax investigation
Poisoned Apple: Bitter battle lines drawn in wake of tax bill
Brussels goes to war with Ireland, and the Government goes to war with itself
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