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A Dutch expert: ‘Irish bogs are extraordinarily valuable’
It is estimated that Ireland holds 60% of Europe’s remaining active raised bogs
Protests held in North as Troubles legacy Bill debated at Westminster
More than 100 people picket outside the Northern Ireland Office in Belfast city centre
UK legacy Bill breaches international law, Belfast Agreement – report
Lewis says legislation will help victims and families to discover truth about crimes
Russia does not respect Irish neutrality, says French ambassador
Ireland’s stance must ‘evolve’ in the face of new international threats
Irish MEPs on delegation blocked by Israel from entering Gaza
Israel accused of blocking European Parliament’s work by refusing entry to delegation chair
Brexit and the Northern Ireland protocol: What happens next?
Within Belfast, Brussels, London and Dublin, politicians get to grips with the protocol problem
Minister quotes Derry Girls in appeal over political stalemate in North
Humphreys tells Shared Island event final words of TV comedy ‘appropriate’ for today
A biofuels proposal to slash emissions while boosting the farming sector
Report argues that biofuels are critical to meeting 2030 targets, but some are sceptical
Newton Emerson: Tetchy Tánaiste stirs the Stormont pot
Joint authority between two governments barely speaking is an absurdity
Coalition has concerns about UK’s proposed legacy Bill - Coveney
Groups working with Troubles bereaved advise non-engagement with proposed body
Q&A: How does the UK want to change Northern Ireland’s Brexit deal?
London wants to ‘fix’ the protocol, not ‘nix’ it - but Brussels is warning against unilateral action
Ceremony recalls handing over of seat of British military power in Ireland
The Curragh was the largest British military barracks in Ireland in 1922
Fintan O’Toole: Don’t avoid the united Ireland issue. Make it real
A potential new state will float in Irish Dreamland in the absence of detailed plans
Taoiseach calls for ‘pragmatism and commonsense’ from DUP over protocol
Evidence is growing of beneficial impact of Northern Ireland protocol, says Micheál Martin
North’s Assembly unable to function as DUP blocks speaker
British PM and Taoiseach to try break logjam while EU angry over London protocol threat
David Frost does Britain no favours in its US charm offensive on Brexit
UK government has been lobbying intensively in Washington with little to show for it
Some €17m in unclaimed National Lottery prizes transferred to operator
Total brings to €124m amount transferred since 2015
Newton Emerson: Alliance Party’s rise requires reform of Stormont powersharing
The challenge is not devising reforms but getting the two largest parties to agree to them
Queen’s speech: Britain drops blanket amnesty plans for Troubles-related offences
Boris Johnson spoke to Taoiseach in advance of the speech in a call that featured disagreements
Execution of four IRA leaders illustrated the extent of Civil War bitterness
Government opted for official reprisal for the murder of Sean Hales TD
Long summer ahead as stalemate over NI protocol set to drag on
With elections done, negotiations are set to crank up, but there is little trust in Johnson
Ireland’s medicines budget falls as percentage of healthcare spending
State spent 13.4% of €19bn budget on medicine, pharmacies and wholesaling in 2021
Northern Ireland election: UK calls on DUP to nominate deputy first minister
‘New era for Northern Ireland,’ says O’Neill as Sinn Féin claims historic victory in election
Preparatory work must be carried out before a Border poll, Bertie Ahern says
Scottish referendum proof practical questions must be answered – former taoiseach
Cross-border security to continue regardless of politics in North, Garda Commissioner says
Uncertainty over when a new Executive will be formed in the wake of Thursday’s Assembly election
Apple’s Irish subsidiary doubles pretax profits to €64bn
Accounts don’t disclose corporate tax paid in Ireland
Irish executive Mark Bourke named CEO at Portugal’s Novo Banco
Former AIB chief financial officer held similar role in Novo Banco for past three years
Ireland warned strict libel laws constrain media freedom
Campaigners fear State will grow as hub for ‘libel tourism’ in wake of UK exit from EU
PublicRelay to create 40 jobs in Waterford as it opens media analytics centre
US communications specialist adds third office to Irish operations
More Irish than UK passports issued in Northern Ireland for first time
Brexit cited as key reason behind growing numbers of applications for Irish passports in North
It takes a village: Carlow residents make a welcoming home for Ukrainians
Over 110 refugees have arrived at Ballon’s 70-bed rest centre since start of April
Gas demand increases in March as renewable electricity generation falls
Coal’s share of supply rises to 14%
Taoiseach to deliver opening lecture conference on Irish Civil War
Conference seeks to better inform debate on events of 100 years ago, says UCC historian
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