Worcester outhalf Jamie Shillock told referee two homophobic slurs were aimed at him

One family of Irish officials treated their ‘red brethren’ with humanity, but Scots-Irish President Andrew Jackson oversaw the tribe’s ruthless eviction from their lands

Taoiseach’s St Patrick’s Day visit is a reminder of a dark chapter in our shared history

US president declares March 2018 Irish-American Heritage Month

US president uses racially-tinged name about Democratic senator during White House ceremony

Prominent Cuban-American radio host calls on An Post to explain its decision

Analysis: Trump’s comments drew negative reactions from many historians

Analysis: Revelations over last 24 hours may bring 45th US presidency into new territory

Explainer: Russia links and Comey memo leave White House in turmoil

As he nears 100 days in office, the US president tells the FT he stands by his style and agenda

US president’s divisive strategy has unfolded against the theatre of a chaotic White House

Irish Connections: The White House’s seventh occupant was a rabble-rousing slave owner who forced Native Americans on to the Trail of Tears

White House chief of staff says press coverage has been flawed

In unusual rally by a sitting president Trump rejects reports of administration infighting

US president no longer sure things are going well after relentless parade of bad headlines

Patrick Freyne looks at how US presidents have been sworn in across the centuries

‘The policy axis runs from full populism at one end to predictable conservative orthodoxy on the other’

Trump is a New York wheeler-dealer, not a redneck from the backwoods. He is no Reagan ideologue

Analysis: Reagan Democrats became Trump Democrats as Republican triumphs in Rust Belt

Michael Portillo is chasing his Brit-centric idea of the US, while Cal Saville’s plan for taking the Oval Office is all slogan and no substance

Michael Collins reaches the end of his 885km Irish Diaspora Run in Canada

Taoiseach at rare tree-planting in Washington as symbol of Ireland’s strong roots in US

Slavery abolitionist Harriet Tubman will replace former president Andrew Jackson

Anti-slavery crusader will be the first black American to appear on paper currency

Treasury department to collect public input in town hall meetings and via social media

‘Tubmans’, Tim Armstrong, baking at Ballymount with Enda and the week in drones

America Letter: slave-owning writer of US national anthem commemorated

A thought for the new year: how you perceive time has moral implications

Opinion: Settlement plan involves erasure of 35 villages and displacement of 70,000 people

Experts say more awareness needed of consequences of sharing material online