Titanic Belfast lost 2,000 bookings in one phone call: how new Brexit visa rules are hitting Northern Ireland tourism
From this month, holiday visitors to UK from EU member states other than the Republic must apply for £16 visa
Unionists and Sinn Féin have ‘common goal’ of making NI work, says Ulster Unionist leader
SF must make idea of Irish unity ‘look attractive to people in Dublin and Limerick and Galway’, says Mike Nesbitt
‘The new visa is going to put the kibosh on things’: Northern Ireland’s tourist industry braces for impact of travel changes
From April 9th, the introduction of a £16 tourist visa raises unique problems for the North, since nearly 70% of its visitors arrive in Dublin and travel across the Border
Fears new UK digital immigration system could disrupt Irish tourism
Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme comes into force for European travellers on Wednesday
Boy’s letter about not being able to play outside after Bloody Sunday touched taoiseach, new State records show
Derry boy Cormac Quigley’s note arrived during some of the darkest days of the Troubles
US airlines’ demand to be allowed to land at Dublin threatened Aer Lingus and west of Ireland, Lynch told Nixon
Washington put pressure on government in early 1970s to stop forcing passenger planes from US to land at Shannon
Reforms that undermine Belfast Agreement will be ‘dangerous’, experts warn
Northern Ireland facing a ‘mounting list of problems in healthcare, public finance and other aspects of good governance’, new report says
George Clooney’s Good Night, and Good Luck: The Broadway audience gasps at Musk’s ‘Nazi salute’
New York Letter: The actor was called a traitor 20 years ago for condemning George W Bush. Today, the problem is worse
Trump’s ‘America First’ policy will hurt the US, warns Simon Coveney
Former minister for foreign affairs says Ireland needs to ‘double down on our investment in relationships’
Immigration ‘makes the United States what it is’, Boston-Irish audience told
Ireland can be guiding light for US during ‘turbulent, divided and disputatious time’
Fewer St Patrick’s Day fairytales in New York for today’s ‘undocumented’ Irish
A new generation of emigrants never arrived to replenish the ranks who came in droves in the 1980s, but the connection is still precious
St Patrick not ‘the sole preserve of Irish nationalism’, says Orange Order
Protestant organisation sends greeting card to Irish embassies to mark St Patrick’s Day
US multinationals will protect their Irish interests despite Trump pressure, says congressman
Long-serving Democrat Richard Neal says Micheál Martin’s visit to White House will be seen internationally as a victory for Ireland
End of segregation in Northern Ireland is a long way off, report finds
More than two-thirds of parents in Northern Ireland want their children to be educated alongside those from the other tradition
North’s business leaders and politicians look to deepen ties with US during trade mission
Northern Ireland going for growth as it develops stronger links with North Carolina