Jeffrey Donaldson

DUP’s Jeffrey Donaldson expresses concern about ‘playing politics with public services’

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DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson says US president’s visit ‘doesn’t change the political dynamic in Northern Ireland’

Analysis: US president played down his Irishness but emphasised the role of Ulster-Scots in the foundation of the United States in a carefully-calibrated Belfast speech

Analysis: Despite cynicism of some, US has long played beneficial political and economic role in Northern Ireland

US president not expected to use visit to ‘twist arms’ over Stormont re-opening

A quarter-century later, this issue is still an open wound. People who were hurt are still hurting

President Biden’s visit next week will encourage a return to power-sharing in the North, says Coveney

Sinn Féin leader finds there is no partition in economy class as she is seated in the same row as DUP leader Jeffrey Donaldson on their way home from Washington

Unionists rubbished ‘dual regulation’ approach months before making it a condition of accepting Sunak’s Brexit agreement

DUP leader accepts ‘progress’ has been made but defends position in blocking restoration of power-sharing Executive

Bill Clinton played pivotal role in Belfast Agreement but there is no point in tip-toeing around his past

Party signals it will vote against the Windsor framework designed to boost trade and the local economy

North’s largest unionist party will vote against a key part of the Windsor Framework - the Stormont brake - but stopped short of rejecting the agreement overall

Jeffrey Donaldson says party has unanimously agreed to vote on Wednesday against first part of Windsor Framework to come before parliament

When it comes to political strategy, the worst outcome is where every loss is permanent and every victory pyrrhic

Jeffrey Donaldson faces a predicament over promises of US investment if he restores powersharing and political stability

DUP leader says US political figures ‘very understanding’ of party’s desire for further assurances from UK government

The party has its sights on the Department for the Economy, a DUP fiefdom. The potential is big, as are the pitfalls

Varadkar and Donaldson criticise Sinn Féin for taking out ads in US newspapers seeking Border poll

Leo Varadkar describes advertisements criticising the British government as ‘unhelpful’

Party appears to be grasping at any straw to delay resumption of powersharing at Stormont

British prime minister visits North and hails deal as creating ‘the world’s most exciting’ economic zone

British prime minister is in Co Antrim to secure support for new deal to resolve long-running post-Brexit disagreement on Northern Ireland protocol

All eyes are on Jeffrey Donaldson’s party after UK and EU sign deal on Northern Ireland protocol

The key question is whether or not to re-enter Stormont institutions - and if so, when?

At a stroke, the DUP leader could bring stability to Northern Ireland, gain influence with Sunak and win friends in Starmer’s Labour Party

If PM succumbs to DUP and ERG he will look weak, but pressing ahead could trigger backbench revolt

The DUP needs breathing space - but its problem is that a parallel game is playing out in the Conservative Party

British prime minister promises to heed unionist concerns over Northern Ireland Protocol

British PM plays down prospect of imminent agreement amid speculation one could be announced next week

Irish Government officials briefed on the talks say the DUP ‘won’t get all they want’ from deal

Expectations grow that EU and UK are on brink of a deal

Rival parties push for end to boycott of devolution to allow a speaker to be elected

The planned law, named after Dáithí Mac Gabhann (6) who is waiting for a transplant, is at the centre of a major political row in the North

The UK’s Supreme Court effectively shut down a legal challenge to the Northern Ireland protocol last week as Brexit grievances grow

Tánaiste urged by UUP leader to hold ‘parallel’ process in Ireland alongside probe

Micheál Martin is meeting Northern Ireland’s five main political parties amid continuing stalemate

Party leader says London, Dublin and Brussels now recognise ‘sacrifice of consensus’ politics for deal a mistake

A deal that can be sold to unionist voters was always Jeffrey Donaldson’s plan - and the DUP’s only way out of its Brexit hole