US fascination with JFK endures almost 60 years after assassination
President’s death continues to fuel conspiracy theories as documents stay unreleased
Aviva Insurance Ireland management pay doubles amid exits
Remuneration for senior executives rises to €4m in 2020 at UK-owned general insurer
Goldman Sachs-backed Aston Lark makes fourth Irish acquisition
British chartered insurance broker says more deal announcements are imminent
Budd Schulberg: The screenwriter who made Marlon Brando a star
He spent a weekend with F Scott Fitzgerald, saw Nazi Germany and wrote On The Waterfront
Two men remanded on bail over €60,000 cannabis seizure in Cork
Court hears that neither man made any reply when they were charged with offences
US senator Ed Markey holds off primary challenge from Joe Kennedy
Defeat for grandson of Robert Kennedy marks family’s first electoral loss in Massachusetts
Kennedy scion takes battle to Democrats old guard in Massachusetts
America Letter: RFK grandson Joe Kennedy III challenging Ed Markey for Senate seat
Maureen Dowd: Biden has his limitations but he’s no Trump
It’s the difference between fibs and whoppers, white lies and white supremacy
Fintan O’Toole: Future of the American republic is in grave danger unless Trump is defeated
If Donald Trump is not removed from office, Abraham Lincoln’s republic cannot endure
Stocktake: Stocks gain in the face of rising social unrest
S&P 500 registers its biggest 50-day rally in history as 2020 resembles 1968
America at Large: When ‘the nicest killer you could ever meet’ ran boxing
Frankie Carbo’s fearsome reputation let him control the sport in a post-prohibition US
Man remanded on bail after €125,000 of cocaine seized from woodland stash
Accused agrees to abide by strict bail conditions including residing at home in Cork
Gordon D’Arcy: Having the Six Nations behind paywall should have people up in arms
To go fully behind a pay wall would prove catastrophic to the sport’s future
Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy bridge opened by matriarch’s great-granddaughter
Longest bridge in Ireland spans River Barrow between Wexford and Kilkenny
The Blunden sisters: Last of the great adventurers
Sisters Caroline and Jane are selling the contents of Castle Blunden, their family home
Joe Kennedy: ‘I am a strong supporter of the EU and of Nato’
Rising star of Irish-US political dynasty talks of protecting Belfast Agreement from Brexit
Loudest Whisper: Rockers mark 50 years with free gig at Rory Gallagher Music Library
Formed as The Wizards in early 1960s, group evolved from beat group into folk-rock combo
Brendan O’Connor show: Majella O’Donnell could interview herself
TV Review: Presenter Brendan O’Connor is outmanoeuvred by his chat show guest
What Northern Ireland’s civil rights movement means to Miriam O’Callaghan
RTÉ’s documentary about the 1968 protests is part history show, part personal journey
Paul Simon: Farewell and thank you to a near mythic troubadour
Paul Simon’s last Irish concert the RDS Dublin will be an intense, emotional evening
Satanic Verses – An Irishman’s Diary about George Bernard Shaw, the Kennedys, and the Garden of Eden
Robert Kennedy’s actions remind of true purpose of politics
America Letter: Half century ago, amid assassinations and protest, US had hope
Ceremony to mark 50 years since Robert Kennedy assassination
Ireland’s Ambassador to US among those to speak at Arlington Cemetery
A shortcut to immortality: kill the president
With Steven Sondheim’s ‘Assassins’ opening at the Gate, what drives the perpetrators. from Booth to Oswald to Hinckley?
Martin Luther King, America’s ‘naked, brazen challenger’: by Fintan O’Toole
King’s murder 50 years ago in Memphis represented an irreparable loss to humanity
Aodhán Ó Ríordáin: How Ireland can take a stand in the Trump era
'Irish Stand' event to mark the anniversary of the US election by empowering the vulnerable
Breda O’Brien: When ‘fatal’ foetal abnormalities are not so fatal
An American expert says labelling such conditions ‘fatal’ is a self-fulfilling prophecy
History of segregation still evident in Mississippi region
Merger of two schools to promote greater racial mix marks progress from divided past
British politicians remain out-of-sync with public mood
May and Corbyn are pushing a vision of a poorer but happier Britain that no-one’s buying
Loving review: Ruth Negga, Limerick’s greatest export since Richard Harris
Jeff Nichols’s crusading love story bravely focuses on the domestic over the public, the personal over the political
Dress worn by Marilyn Monroe to serenade JFK goes on display
Dress worn in 1962 arrives by private jet in Newbridge for exhibition before auction
Caterpillar could close one of its three plants in the North
Potential closure would be due to ‘challenging marketplace conditions’
Hillary Clinton: A man you can bait with a tweet cannot be trusted with a nuclear weapon
Democrat makes history by accepting nomination to take on Trump in November
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