TAOISEACH Enda Kenny and Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan represented the Republic yesterday at Remembrance Sunday events in Northern Ireland.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has said he hopes a Stormont deal can be reached within days, to resolve the political crisis that is threatening power- sharing.

The Queen led Britain in honouring members of the armed forces killed in conflict as Remembrance Sunday services took place around the country yesterday.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny led tributes to Irish and British war dead as fallen soldiers were remembered.

The Queen led Britain in honouring members of the armed forces killed in conflict as Remembrance Sunday services took place around the country and in former war zones today.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan have laid wreaths at solemn Remembrance Sunday events in the North.

An Irish diplomat has laid a laurel wreath at the London Cenotaph for the first time in almost 70 years.

Almost 30,000 Irish men and women who died in the First World War will be remembered today on the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of the conflict.

Four men have been arrested in Britain in connection with an alleged Islamist terror plot.

Four men have been arrested in England in connection with an alleged Islamist terror plot.

The Government will lay a wreath in London on Remembrance Sunday to reflect on the thousands of Irish people who fought and died in the British army, the Foreign Affairs Minister Charlie Flanagan has said.

The Government will lay a wreath in London on Remembrance Sunday to reflect on the thousands of Irish people who fought and died in the British army, the Foreign Affairs Minister has said.

The Taoiseach Enda Kenny and the Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore attended Remembrance Sunday events in Northern Ireland yesterday.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny has laid a wreath of green laurels at the war memorial in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh, to mark Remembrance Sunday.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Tánaiste Eamon Gilmore will be amongst those taking part in services in Northern Ireland to mark Remembrance Sunday.

A man who lost his father, after the IRA killed Remembrance Sunday worshippers, marked the 25th anniversary of the attack by appealing for no return to violence.

For the first time in more than a decade the anniversary of the ending of the Great War will coincide with Remembrance Sunday, a day on which millions gather in Britain and on the continent to pay homage to those who died in the “war to end all wars”.

It happened 25 years ago.

NOT so very long ago, marking, much less celebrating, the achievements of the British army was almost a taboo subject in Ireland.

IN an all-Ireland reconciliation move, the Government has signalled it could take part in Belfast’s official ceremonies to mark the battle of the Somme and Remembrance Sunday.

The Government has signalled it would likely take up an offer to participate in the Somme and Remembrance Sunday commemorations in the North this year.

President Michael D. Higgins attended his first official ceremony as Uachtaráin na hÉireann this afternoon.

MILLIONS of people across Britain observed a two-minute silence yesterday to remember those killed in conflicts past and present on Armistice Day, the anniversary of the end of World War I.

A leading Irish nationalist today became the first leader of her party to wear the poppy on Remembrance Sunday.

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Defence Minister Willie O'Dea is attending a ceremony marking Remembrance Sunday in Limerick this morning.

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ORIGINAL second world war love letters have been turned into works of art which will go on show for the first time over Remembrance weekend.

The National Day of Commemoration — on the first Sunday of July each year to remember those Irish who fell during both world wars and on service with the United Nations — is most welcome.

I SHARE the frustration and indignation at Ireland’s Call being referred to as the national anthem when the Irish rugby team play abroad.

FLAGS have been taken down and murals painted over ahead of a loyalist paramilitary organisation’s anticipated disbandment.

Flags have been taken down and murals painted over ahead of a loyalist paramilitary organisation’s anticipated disbandment.

I IMAGINE the only reason Bertie Ahern was in Moscow this week was because he likes a Smirnoff chaser with his pint of Guinness and that it had nothing to do with the VE day celebrations.

Former US President Bill Clinton today urged Northern Ireland not to be discouraged from the path of peace by the recent violence in Belfast.