Yuriy Filatov

Orwell Road embassy suspected of being a front for intelligence gathering since 1970s

Garda sources put current cost of embassy operation at over €100,000 per month

‘I’ve done my bit, lads,’ says Leitrim businessman Desmond Wisley

Infants united with Irish parents after medics brought them to Ukraine’s western border

Source says ‘a number of civilians’, believed to be parents of the newborns, on plane

Child suffering needs bone marrow transplant as homeland operation shelved

‘All options’ are being explored to find ways to evacuate the newborns, FG Senator says

Claims Orwell Road site used for spying as calls grow for expulsion of ambassador

Helen McEntee defends timing of Government’s visa waiver for Ukrainian citizens

Tánaiste says it would be ‘appropriate’ to reduce number of Russian officials in Dublin embassy

Political community join in condemnation of belligerent Russia for ‘waging war in Ukraine’

Member states cannot ignore such blatant breach of international law, Minister says

Inside Politics: Tentative hopes Russia may be withdrawing troops from frontline

Backslapping Fine Gael Senator puts his foot in it while Russia gets lost in the boogie

Comments on security risks had been cleared by Foreign Affairs

Reference to Russia’s ‘aggressive actions’ against Ukraine ‘unhelpful’, says ambassador

Vessels are outside Irish territorial waters, therefore acting in line with maritime law

Vessels, believed to be en route to live-fire exercise, shadowed by US and UK

Russia’s ambassador to Ireland accepts invite to appear before Oireachtas committee

Coveney threatened with legal action over failure to intervene to protect marine life

Map shows Irish trawlers will be fishing some distance away from planned exercises

‘Little cause for optimism’ after US response on stand-off and Nato expansion, says Moscow

Russians will conduct live naval firing exercise off the Irish coast next month

‘We are open for any discussions on vaccine supplies to Ireland,’ Yuriy Filatov says

Campaigning by Ireland, Canada and Norway will run right up to Wednesday’s ballot