Independent senator Aubrey McCarthy expresses interest in possible Áras run
Businessman and charity co-founder the latest person to reveal they are considering presidential tilt
Claire Hanna
Claire Hanna, SDLP politician
Anger in Northern Ireland at welfare cuts to balance budget books
Concern in Stormont over Rachel Reeves’ spring statement as higher numbers of people rely on welfare support in NI than UK average
Left-wing parties intensify discussions on joint candidate for presidential election
Leaders of Labour Party, Sinn Féin, Green Party and Social Democrats, as well as a representative from People Before Profit, expected to attend talks on Wednesday
Concealment of truth about murder of Sean Brown should be a source of ‘shame’ for British state
UK government challenging ‘unprecedented’ decision by judge to establish inquiry into loyalist murder of Co Derry GAA official in 1997
Sinn Féin under growing pressure over references for former colleague later convicted of child-sex offences
Taoiseach Simon Harris calls on Mary Lou McDonald to answer questions about press officer controversy
New united Ireland will ‘create a fairer more prosperous society’ Claire Hanna tells SDLP conference
In her first speech as leader, the MP for South Belfast pledges her commitment to growing the party
SDLP ‘underestimated’ symbolic importance of first minister post in battle for nationalism
Party suffered the most bruising battle of any of the political parties, with ‘incredible losses’
DUP MLA Christopher Stalford dies suddenly aged 39
Tributes paid from across political divide in North following death of Assembly member
Donaldson denies any deal to bring back double-jobbing for North’s politicians
DUP leader intends to put his name forward as candidate for Northern Ireland Assembly
Non-Irish EU citizens will need ‘travel clearance’ to cross Border under UK plan
Change due in 2025 will not mean document checks at Border, UK minister says
NI protocol difficulties an obstacle to investment, Dáil group told
‘Noise’ around divisive issue has caused problems for Taoiseach’s Shared Island Unit
Hundreds in North gave up British citizenship for foreign-born partners
Renunication spurred by changes to immigration rules over past decade
Efforts to calm North’s business sector ahead of post-Brexit grace period’s end
‘Some sections of the community are starting to sense they are sitting on a powder keg’
North’s hospitals, schools risk food shortages due to NI protocol, Poots claims
Agriculture minister accused of engaging in ‘scaremongering on steroids’
Boris Johnson promises safeguards if trade with North severely disrupted
UK government planning further engagement with Irish authorities to reduce friction
Man suspected of three stabbings and two assaults of women in Belfast
Three women hospitalised after five separate attacks on Monday night
Brexit: Johnson agrees deal with Tory rebels on law-breaking Bill
PM promises MPs a vote before he reneges on parts of Brexit withdrawal agreement
‘Swift action’ needed over Belfast house parties, North’s health minister says
Northern Ireland records two further Covid-19 deaths and 129 new cases
North set for start of new Covid-19 restrictions
Belfast City Council, Ballymena and BT43, BT28 and BT29 postcode regions affected
Funds lacking to investigate outstanding NI Troubles cases, says PSNI chief
‘I don’t think it’s deliverable within the current resource base,’ says Simon Byrne
Former British soldiers who served in the North are being ‘persecuted’, veterans say
Veterans’ groups criticise what they say are politically motivated legacy investigations
Brexit: UK talking to EU about accelerating talks, says Mordaunt
Paymaster general says change of format sought ‘for both our sakes’
Brexit: Unionists react with dismay as Irish Sea border ‘now a certainty’
EU-UK deal means border posts to be created at Northern Ireland ports, says SF Minister
Brexit: Unionists dismayed as Irish Sea border looms large
Assembly hears of plans for customs posts at NI ports, setting the cat among the pigeons
North’s Assembly elections should be postponed by a year, Julian Smith says
Ex-secretary of state says he has ‘no hard feelings’ over being sacked by Boris Johnson
Both sides in talks on Britain’s future relationship with EU expect early bust-up
London Letter: Commitments made by UK government are seen as insubstantial
Johnson signals ‘no alignment’ with European Court of Justice
No ‘quality access’ to single market unless UK matches EU standards, says Von der Leyen
North’s MPs fail in bid to alter British government Brexit law
Attempt aimed at safeguarding access to the key British market for Northern businesses
Farry’s cúpla focal is music to ears of the House of Commons
Maiden speeches by new Northern Ireland MPs display unified, anti-Brexit front
Stephen Collins: UK election shows a Border poll is not a priority
Election proves voters primarily care about getting Northern Ireland working again
Eastwood alerts all sides in Commons that a formidable new voice has arrived
London letter: SDLP leader wasted no time in criticising a diminished DUP
EU views Boris Johnson’s fighting talk on Brexit as more bluster
Nobody in Brussels believes a deal can be negotiated and ratified by the end of 2020
President Higgins and friends pay tribute to Cormac Ó Braonáin
19-year-old died after being struck by Luas at near Charlemont Bridge on Sunday morning
Victorious Johnson urges ‘closure’ after election win
With Brexit mandate, PM vows to respect Remainers and forge new links with EU
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