A new podcast series about Noraid shines a light on nationalism, power, and identity during the Troubles. Maeve Higgins speaks to its creators

Micheál Martin added that if the proposed Northern Ireland Protocol Bill is enacted, we're “into a very serious situation”

The UK wants to tear up the existing governance arrangements, removing the ECJ as the final arbiter in protocol-related trade disputes and replacing it with an independent international arbitration mechanism

An EU official said there was evidence criminals were trying to use the Irish Sea crossing to get prohibited products into the EU single market

Simon Coveney: 'This is the result of a deliberate UK Government strategy of provocation over partnership'

New CSO figures show that imports to Ireland from Britain topped €2.1bn in April, while exports across the Irish sea rose by 54% compared to 2021

It is hard to think that trust in the irish retail banking sector has even been partially restored, writes Clodagh Finn

When real diplomacy is needed, instead Britain has a PM picking unnecessary fights with the EU to appease his own party, writes David Lammy

Mr Martin warned the move to override parts of the international deal could “destabilise” politics in Northern Ireland

Small firms in Republic and North don't have the resources to handle an upheaval in Vat arrangements, and the proposal would ultimately harm North-South trade, accountants body said

Speaking on his way into Cabinet this morning, the Taoiseach said: "I think it's a fundamental breach of trust, it violates the whole concept of trust"

The European Union could take legal action against the UK as soon as Wednesday in response to the bill

A Bill which allows the British government to override parts of the Northern Ireland Protocol is “reckless and disgraceful”, Sinn Féin’s Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill has said.

What will happen in the days and months after this bill is published is that economic performance will begin to suffer. 

The new legislation, tabled by British foreign secretary Liz Truss enables the government to bring forward four key factors overriding the international treaty

The Minister for Foreign Affairs rejected Boris Johnson’s summation that the bill was “not a big deal” and hinted there would be retaliatory measures from Brussels

The British army was found to be responsible for nine of the 10 deaths

The Foreign Affairs Minister had a phone call this morning with UK Foreign Secretary Liz Truss who outlined her intention to publish legislation today

Those moves are seen in Dublin as the "declaration of a trade war with the EU", one which shows "little or no regard for Northern Ireland"

Exclusive: Ambassador Paul Johnston said the protocol had become 'a divisive issue' and that the legislation which will seek to break an international treaty will be 'lawful'

The Council of Europe “noted with concern” the bill's proposal to terminate pending inquests that have not reached substantive hearings.

Michelle O’Neill: 'Boris Johnson’s sole interests are holding on to power, and serving the sectional interests of a London elite'

The EU's stance on the Northern Ireland Protocol has "hardened" in the face of Britain's threat to unilaterally scrap part of the arrangements, a government minister has warned

Taoiseach and other EU leaders will respond 'in a calm and firm way' to Britain's next move on Brexit and the Protocol

Jeffrey Donaldson: 'I am being treated like a second class citizen in my own country, and it undermines the spirit and constitutional reality at the heart of the Belfast agreement'

Brexit and Ukraine likely to top the agenda on visit during which Mr Starmer will meet Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Labour leader Ivana Bacik 

His remarks came as Taoiseach Michéal Martin warned that unilateral UK action over the protocol would be 'deeply damaging; and mark a 'historic low point'

The Taoiseach said that while the issues could be resolved, it was vital that the protocol did not become 'collateral damage' to infighting in Boris Johnson's government

Micheál Martin: 'Europe will respond in a calm and a firm way to whatever decisions are taken by the British Government and in relation to whatever legislation is published and enacted'

The Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill envisages offering immunity from prosecution to people who are deemed to have co-operated with the information retrieval body

Although the British prime minister managed to hang on to his leadership of the Conservative Party reports indicate that his position as PM remains unsafe 

The decision follows an assessment of the current situation by the Covid-19 taskforce

“Our apology is unequivocal, and our acceptance of wrongdoing is absolute,” the two men said in a statement.

The fund will provide parents with a one-off lump some to help them through 'worst time of their lives' 

The Taoiseach says “nothing is off the table” including a trade war if Britain acts unilaterally on the Northern Ireland protocol.

MLAs were in the chamber on Monday following a recall petition brought by Sinn Féin to elect a speaker, deputy speakers and to appoint a first minister and deputy first minister

Removing the chaplain and/or the religious icons that are and have been part of many of our hospitals for many years would be a grave mistake

Marchers and Orange Order bands from across the North and from North America gathered and referenced the signing of the Ulster Covenant of 1912

The US group, led by Congressman Richard Neal, met a number of business organisations in the final engagement in their fact-finding trip to the island of Ireland to discuss issues around the post-Brexit trading arrangements

Cases have been detected in 20 other countries worldwide and most cases have affected children under the age of five

Mr O’Connor told an Oireachtas committee that the two governments played a central role in forming the accord, which underpins peace in Northern Ireland

Mr Coveney said we are experiencing a distinct shift away from partnership by the British government in relation to Northern Ireland

US Congressman Richard Neal made the comments earlier today, prompting anger among Unionist politicians

Victims campaigner Raymond McCord, of the Truth and Justice Movement, said earlier that the only people who would benefit from the proposed legislation are the murderers and terrorists.