‘Degradation of the Irish Bench’ – Colum Kenny on Sir John Ross and a private plea in 1919

An Irishman’s Diary

Anglo-Irish Treaty signatories: who’s who on both sides

Convicted murderer who stopped London Bridge attacker to have sentence cut

Steven Gallant was on day release from prison when he helped end Usman Khan’s attack

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

Brexit: Boris Johnson will test no-deal prevention Bill ‘to the limit’

‘Little evidence’ government seeking a deal, says Amber Rudd following her resignation

British PM slated for giving knighthood to top Brexiteer

Honour for John Redwood labelled a desperate bid to blunt criticism of PM’s deal

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

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

Dubliner, who was Protestant, declared ‘Blessed’ by Catholic Church

The priest was reared Protestant and converted to Catholism when he was 35-years-old

First ever beatification in Ireland to take place next month

Dublin man, raised and educated Protestant, to be declared ‘blessed’ by Vatican

Insurers count the cost of rising injury payouts

London Briefing: Liz Truss’s shock ruling means personal injury payouts will rise

Files reveal sectarian ‘imbalance in judiciary’

State Papers 1985: IRA singled out Catholic judges and JPs for attacks, said NI official

Sir Robert Armstrong: ‘Nothing will ever be the same again in NI’

State papers 1986: UK secretary said Anglo-Irish Agreement resulted in ‘fundamental change’

Do not take the independent Irish judiciary for granted

Politicians and the media have a duty to act responsibly when commenting on judges

David Cameron accuses leave campaigners over job losses

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