All eyes will be on the House of Commons after PM visit Boris Johnson has been and gone, but nothing has changed. Analysis and Comment • 9 hrs
Should we be so reliant on a few big firms for tax? For those with a passing or healthy interest in tax and how the state is funded, Revenue's annual report published this week is a wealth … Business • 15 May
Inflation bites on the grocery bill Food prices are rising and adding substantial costs to the weekly shop, writes Joe Mag Raollaigh. Analysis and Comment • 13 May
Eurovision a vehicle to unite Europeans behind Ukraine Given that the competition was originally designed to bring Europeans together through the medium of television, last night's result made perfect sense, writes Sinéad Crowley. Analysis and Comment • 15 May
Trust in short supply as UK-Irish relations cool With a fresh standoff developing over the Northern Ireland Protocol, Vincent Kearney asks how long it might take to rebuild trust. Analysis and Comment • 15 May
Original sin: Boris Johnson and the protocol blame game On Monday Boris Johnson is due to make a speech on the UK's intentions in scrapping parts of the Protocol, while UK Foreign Secretary Liz … Analysis and Comment • 14 May
How 'early' will the ECB start increasing rates? Use of the five letter word "early" caused a slight ripple this week for those who read the tea leaves on the utterances of central … Business • 12 May
Stormont headed for deadlock, talks and uncertainty? History was made at the weekend when Sinn Féin won most seats in a Stormont election for the first time, and the right to appoint … NI Election 2022 • 10 May
Victory Day in the shadow of war Russian plans to use Victory Day as a full stop in its war in Ukraine will now have to be redrawn, instead marking an inflection … World • 08 May
Drastically changing political landscape in NI Northern Ireland is awakening to a drastically changing political landscape, writes Northern Editor Vincent Kearney. Analysis and Comment • 07 May
NI Protocol: Return of the unionist veto? Once again Boris Johnson is planning a clash with the EU over the protocol, which he negotiated and signed, and once again a weary EU … Analysis and Comment • 07 May
'Long Corbyn' gives Johnson a better chance of recovery Boris Johnson and his fellow Conservatives could be worried as they survey the political landscape following the local election results and the tectonic shifts that … World • 08 May
Could a cyber attack on the HSE happen again? The HSE described the May 2021 cyber attack on its IT system as unprecedented in severity and scale, and one year on, it is still … Analysis and Comment • 07 May
Will the new maternity hospital ever get a due date? The plan to relocate the National Maternity Hospital was announced in May 2013 - but even now in May 2022, there is debate about whether … Ireland • 07 May
'Seismic moment' as nationalist set to lead Stormont Sinn Féin will hope to use this historic result to galvanise its support base and increase votes in the Republic, while also increasing pressure for … NI Election 2022 • 07 May
Parents of children with disabilities show tears, anger While most eyes were on the Northern Ireland Assembly election on Friday, hundreds of families and advocates for children with additional needs gathered to protest … Analysis and Comment • 08 May
What do the numbers tell us about #AE22? 250,388 first preference votes were cast for Sinn Féin candidates, compared with 184,002 for the DUP. Analysis and Comment • 10 May
The race for first in the Northern Ireland election Symbolically, a nationalist First Minister would be seismic. As much a historic political breakthrough for nationalists as a political and psychological setback for unionism. Analysis and Comment • 06 May
Picture emerging of new political landscape The latest analysis from RTÉ's Political Coverage Editor David Murphy. Analysis and Comment • 06 May
Govt keen to inject urgency into forming Executive The most prominent Government figures were busy at work today, far from the count centres in Northern Ireland. Analysis and Comment • 06 May
Complex documents at heart of maternity hospital row The new National Maternity Hospital legal framework documents are complex and lengthy, and some doctors, politicians and campaigners are not fully convinced the full protections … Analysis and Comment • 04 May
'Immense comradery' among Lviv aid volunteers 'Immense comradery' was on display among volunteers on the ground at 9,000 square metre aid depot in Lviv. Ukraine • 03 May
Political dynamics of NI could be altered this week In a political landscape for so long dominated by orange and green in unionist and nationalist those in centre-ground yellow are hoping to make a … NI Election 2022 • 02 May
The CMO, his secondment and questions still unanswered Following political pressure for more transparency, it was announced that Robert Watt and Dr Tony Holohan are to appear before the Oireachtas Health Committee this … Health • 01 May
Lviv an open wound as people try to carry on as normal Life in Lviv is surreal. It is difficult to think of this city as being in a war zone. Ukraine • 02 May
