Mary Lou McDonald tells Reclaim Moore Street rally Irish unity will happen
Sinn Féin leader was joined by descendants of the 1916 Rising at historically significant Moore Street
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What’s in Fine Gael’s plan for a united Ireland?
Simon Harris promised a ‘blueprint for a unified island’ but the extent to which Fine Gael’s leadership has been keeping details of a key document under wraps has caused irritation
Sinn Féin could do more to support Catholic recruitment in PSNI, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin is first holder of his office to attend attestation ceremony for new police graduates in Northern Ireland
Helen McEntee accuses Opposition of ‘frustrating and delaying’ Bill to remove triple lock
Hundreds of amendments could be tabled to plan to end need for UN approval of military missions, TDs say
How Garvaghy Road became a new-generation civil rights campaign and a win for nationalism
Unionism seems determined to cannibalise itself – a consequence of an Orange Order parade that was supposed to be a victory
Ray McAdam tipped to win Seanad byelection as rival fails to get Sinn Féin backing
Opposition vote is split between independent candidates Maeve O’Rourke and Caitlín Ní Bhroin
Grandfather offers to give up dialysis so non-verbal grandson can get speech therapy
Sinn Féin TD tells Dáil he was stopped in his tracks by email from man whose heart is broken by ‘frustrated’ three-year-old boy
Aengus Ó Snodaigh says Liberty Recycling letter was forged
Sinn Féin TD accepts regulator’s criticisms of governance and oversight of trustees and directors
Aengus Ó Snodaigh bid for Dáil statement not accepted, Sinn Féin says
Ceann Comhairle felt unable to accommodate request from chairman of Liberty Recycling
Forgers sold bogus security guard training course documents, regulator says
Private Security Authority tells Oireachtas committee it revoked more than 350 licences provided to people to work as security guards
Unionism splinters again as departure of DUP’s Carla Lockhart from party deals a blow
The DUP has reasons to be worried only six months away from elections to the Northern Assembly
Ó Snodaigh seeks Dáil time to make statement on Liberty Recycling
Ó Snodaigh, who is not under investigation himself, is the chairman of the charity that is the subject of a Garda money-laundering inquiry
Carla Lockhart quits DUP ‘with immediate effect’ over party’s response to Drumcree dispute
Upper Bann MP had urged colleagues to force First Minister Michelle O’Neill from office over the Garvaghy Road protests in Portadown
Liberty Recycling: Fine Gael asks PAC chair to summon Charities Regulator and others
Charity is under Garda investigation for alleged money laundering
Hugh Orde: Risk-taking is a skill that is sadly disappearing in modern policing
Ahead of the 25th anniversary of the Police Service of Northern Ireland in November, its first chief constable reflects on his time in the nascent force
‘Lots of deep thought has to go into this’: Taoiseach steps up research on Irish unity
Micheál Martin to bring proposals to Cabinet to set up body to examine issues around reunification
Michelle O’Neill claims she has been ‘blocked’ from attending event by ‘DUP stunt’
First Minister accuses Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly of backing ‘reckless and irresponsible approach’
Loyalists banned from marching through nationalist area of south Belfast
Loyal-order parades have not been permitted on the lower Ormeau Road since disorder in the area in the 1990s
There is now serious talk about the end of the DUP
If next week’s poll shows a further fall or has the UUP still in the lead, there will be panic inside the party
Jaded rhetoric and trite stereotypes about neutrality are inflaming triple lock debate
Government only has itself to blame if triple lock is wrongly conflated with neutrality
Dublin charity may have been infiltrated by illegal organisation, watchdog fears
Liberty Recycling charity has bank accounts frozen as part of investigation
Sinn Féin proposes ‘advantages’ for citizenship applicants who learn Irish
Justice spokesman Matt Carthy says fewer naturalisations would likely occur under his party’s system
More than 50% of people in NI back move to ban Orange Order parade at Drumcree
Survey finds Sinn Féin the main political beneficiary of fallout while DUP ‘remains the main party of unionism’
DUP’s tough talk on Sinn Féin exposes the bind Gavin Robinson’s party finds itself in
Despite ratcheting up tensions over Drumcree, it is clear the party has neither a plan nor the appetite to act on it
Second DUP politician calls for collapse of Stormont to force Michelle O’Neill out
Diane Forsythe, an MLA, has joined MP Carla Lockhart in urging withdrawal of party’s deputy First Minister
‘Nail in the coffin of Irish neutrality’ or global reality check? The triple lock war rages on
War of words breaks out over legal measure that requires Government, Dáil and UN approval to deploy troops abroad
Carla Lockhart’s decision highlights the internal tensions within the DUP
MP’s resignation as a party officer not ideal for leader Gavin Robinson, but a defection, and with it the loss of an MP, would be a serious blow
Carla Lockhart resigns from DUP position amid row with party leadership
MP’s move stems from differing in opinion on withdrawal of Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly from Stormont Executive
No link between healthcare staff recruitment and hospital performance, says Minister
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill compares Cork to Beaumont, where fewer patients are on trolleys
Micheál Martin was unwise to call Sinn Féin Nazi sympathisers
Fianna Fáil founder Éamon de Valera infamously conveyed his condolences on the death of Hitler
Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill attend police interview over Drumcree protests
Sinn Féin leaders interviewed as part of investigation into demonstrations that blocked Orange Order march on Portadown’s Garvaghy Road
Triple lock Bill passes Dáil vote amid Opposition anger
Government narrowly wins vote on proposed legislation removing need for UN approval of Irish troop deployments
Family of IRA victim Brian Stack get State apology for flawed Garda inquiry but still seek ‘full truth’
‘It hurts every time you see Sinn Féin representatives at a memorial for IRA men,’ says prison officer’s son
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