If you wanted to start a Make Enda Great Again campaign, then you could think of worse times to do it than a day after befriending Donald Trump and in the middle of a celebration for an old man who banished the snakes of Ireland.

Bank of Ireland shareholder, Wilbur Ross, has accused the last government of “very bad politics” for its handling of the economy.

Billionaire businessman Denis O’Brien should not be invited to future government-sponsored economic fora, Europe Minister Lucinda Creighton has said.

The Taoiseach has denied the Government was looking at a specific timeframe for the referendum on the European fiscal stability agreement.

The Minister for Social Protection has signalled a referendum on the European Treaty will be held before the summer, saying there are "two windows" in which to hold the vote.

The New York Stock Exchange "goes green" today, to celebrate Ireland Day.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny will ring the bell at the New York Stock Exchange this morning as he continues a busy trip to the US to continue the St Patrick’s weekend celebrations.

Millions of revellers are preparing to celebrate St Patrick's Day at home and abroad.

Ruairi Quinn will be left in charge of Ireland while Enda Kenny and 16 ministers travel abroad to celebrate St Patrick’s Day.

Enda Kenny will jet off to the US today on a St Patrick’s mission to boost Ireland’s image to the world and attract foreign investment.

Enda Kenny will ring the New York Stock Exchange bell on Mar 19 to open the day’s trading on Wall St.

This day next week is 'Ireland Day' on the New York Stock Exchange.

IRELAND’s low rate of corporation tax has been vital to the country’s economic development “before the EU even came into being,” former taoiseach , John Bruton told a gathering of international business leaders in New York last night.

Leaders of the US and Irish business communities participating in Ireland Day will visit the New York Stock Exchange today.

THE chairman of the Reform Movement, Robin Bury, makes a simple but effective case for a celebration of Ireland’s constitutional past (Irish Examiner letters, November 8).