An Post workers protest in Cork as mail centre faces closure
If closure proceeds at Cork centre, others will follow, Solidarity TD Mick Barry tells march
Still believers: Lula’s supporters rally daily at fallen hero’s prison
Continuing vigil marks deep loyalty to former Brazil president after first year in jail
Brazil’s Bolsonaro names judge who jailed his rival as justice minister
Sergio Moro headed anti-corruption drive that led to jailing of former president Lula
Polls in Brazil signal late tightening in presidential election race
Far-right candidate Jair Bolsonaro still clear frontrunner but his advantage has slipped
Far-right candidate Bolsonaro ‘within reach’ of Brazil’s presidency
Campaign team says poll leader in ‘cruise control’ as it seeks to glide to finish line
Kim Jong-un’s sister to represent North Korea at Winter Olympics
Kim Yo-jong will be first member of North’s ruling dynasty to visit South Korea
Operation Car Wash: Brazil’s endemic corruption laid bare
Presidents, politics and big business have become embroiled in a scandal that has cost the country over €33bn so far
Cutting woman’s pension over card ‘outrageous,’ says Age Action
Woman in her 70s not paid pension because she refused to get public services card
World war fighters cannot ‘be equated’ with heroes of 1916
Easter Rising leaders would not be satisfied with modern day Ireland, says Sinn Féin MEP
Rousseff has been toppled, but Brazil is in the same place
Brazilian president’s suspension had an air of finality to it despite her vow to fight on
Former Cork Business Association head backs city and county councils merger plan
Workers Party say merger plan would be a disaster for both Cork city and county
Protesters call for impeachment of Dilma Rousseff
Fresh corruption scandal as marches take place in 168 cities across Brazil
Staunch polemicist who dedicated his life to the Workers Party
Des O’Hagan: March 29th, 1934 - May 5th, 2015
Water charges campaigners stop Cork City Council meeting
Group occupy main council chamber to condemn jailing of five Dublin protesters
Brazil’s elite feel the heat as Petrobras corruption net widens
Investigation into state-run oil giant has rocked the country with president even in the spotlight
20,000 ESB customers without power tonight
Pensioner in Cork shaken after ceiling caves in on bedroom
Eamon Gilmore: Workers Party councillor from Galway who went on to lead Labour
Gilmore first elected in 1985 as a Workers Party councillor
Waterford profile: Councillors face major challenge to retain seats in merged council
Sinn Féin and Fianna Fáil to grow as Fine Gael and Labour seek to consolidate
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