'Business as usual' - Neal vows to protect NI peace Democratic Congressman Richard Neal has indicated that US politicians will continue to intervene on issues relating to the Northern Ireland Protocol, even if Republicans take over the House of Representatives in November. Ireland • 27 Oct 22
'Business as usual' - Neal vows to protect NI peace Democratic Congressman Richard Neal has indicated that US politicians will continue to intervene on issues relating to the Northern Ireland Protocol, even if Republicans take over the House of Representatives in November. Ireland • 27 Oct 22
Iranian protests 'the start of a revolution' Despite Iran's long history of protest, little has changed, but many are determined to make sure things are different this time, writes Jackie Fox. World • 10 Oct 22
Iranian protests 'the start of a revolution' Despite Iran's long history of protest, little has changed, but many are determined to make sure things are different this time, writes Jackie Fox. World • 10 Oct 22
Starving children in Madagascar have 'no energy to cry' The United Nations' food agency has warned that climate change has pushed Madagascar to the brink of famine. World • 23 Jul 21
Starving children in Madagascar have 'no energy to cry' The United Nations' food agency has warned that climate change has pushed Madagascar to the brink of famine. World • 23 Jul 21
Irish in Australia facing further lockdowns over Covid Australia was once envied for its return to normal life as other western nations struggled with devastating waves and lengthy lockdowns during the pandemic but now around 40% of the population is under stay-at-home orders due to outbreaks of the Delta variant. Coronavirus • 16 Jul 21
Irish in Australia facing further lockdowns over Covid Australia was once envied for its return to normal life as other western nations struggled with devastating waves and lengthy lockdowns during the pandemic but now around 40% of the population is under stay-at-home orders due to outbreaks of the Delta variant. Coronavirus • 16 Jul 21
Coveney is 'proud' as UN extends Syrian aid operation The United Nations Security Council has agreed to extend a cross-border aid operation into northwest Syria from Turkey for 12 months. World • 09 Jul 21
Coveney is 'proud' as UN extends Syrian aid operation The United Nations Security Council has agreed to extend a cross-border aid operation into northwest Syria from Turkey for 12 months. World • 09 Jul 21
Donaldson: 'Imperative' to resolve issues over protocol The new leader of the Democratic Unionist Party has said that the protocol has harmed Northern Ireland's relationship with Britain and the Republic of Ireland. Brexit • 04 May 22
Donaldson: 'Imperative' to resolve issues over protocol The new leader of the Democratic Unionist Party has said that the protocol has harmed Northern Ireland's relationship with Britain and the Republic of Ireland. Brexit • 04 May 22
Indoor dining approach at odds with European neighbours Ireland stands out as one of the most cautious countries in Europe to reopen indoor hospitality to its residents. Coronavirus • 29 Jun 21
Indoor dining approach at odds with European neighbours Ireland stands out as one of the most cautious countries in Europe to reopen indoor hospitality to its residents. Coronavirus • 29 Jun 21
Vaccine hesitancy in Australia may hamper travel plans Australia is one of the slowest countries in the developed world to immunise its population against Covid-19 due to supply shortages, logistical problems and recent rising vaccine hesitancy. World • 03 Jun 21
Vaccine hesitancy in Australia may hamper travel plans Australia is one of the slowest countries in the developed world to immunise its population against Covid-19 due to supply shortages, logistical problems and recent rising vaccine hesitancy. World • 03 Jun 21
Man gets 18 years for killing Dubliner in South Africa A court in South Africa has sentenced a 27-year-old man to 18 years in prison for the killing of Dublin man John Curran in 2018. Courts • 01 Jun 21
Man gets 18 years for killing Dubliner in South Africa A court in South Africa has sentenced a 27-year-old man to 18 years in prison for the killing of Dublin man John Curran in 2018. Courts • 01 Jun 21
Myanmar pro-democracy artists vow: 'We will win' On 1 June, it will be four months since a military coup overthrew Myanmar's elected government. World • 30 May 21
Myanmar pro-democracy artists vow: 'We will win' On 1 June, it will be four months since a military coup overthrew Myanmar's elected government. World • 30 May 21
