Public opinion in North and South has remained largely stable on the idea of unification

Government has approved 15 principles for conducting litigation drafted by Attorney General following criticism of State’s past strategies

‘Big firms want to brief somebody who will charge a fortune so that they can justify charging a fortune’

Ireland, Slovakia and Cyprus are the only EU countries who ‘deprive their overseas citizens of the vote’, says campaign group votingrights.ie

The typical offenders are not the rough soldiery but well-educated members of the officer class

Housing crisis: Land Development Agency says public lands could be used for 67,000 affordable homes, although big hurdles remain

German privacy groups claim Irish regulator behind ‘sabotage’ of EU data privacy laws

Bus operators may take legal action over Government subsidies

Key target to generate 5GW of power from offshore wind by 2030 could be in jeopardy

Planning bottlenecks delaying infrastructure rollout, WEI conference told

Move has been accelerated in the latest slew of annual reports

Bank of Ireland’s cash returns to State near €6.5bn as share selling continues

Disability services provider notifies Data Protection Commissioner (DPC) of attack

Consumers warned other domestic energy providers will follow suit in volatile market

Move come as the company, which is listed in Toronto, opens 13,000 sq ft office

Child suffering needs bone marrow transplant as homeland operation shelved

KPMG calls for more competitive tax system and more spending on housing and climate

Government has also started to sell down its bailout-era AIB stake to just below 71%

Tánaiste says the killing of the school teacher is a ‘watershed moment’ for Irish society

Strong demand from diverse investors for bonds, with order book exceeding €27bn