A climate of change
Less than a year ago Ireland was named and shamed as one of the worst performing countries in meeting its climate change obligations.
Biodiversity...
‘Relief’ for citizenship campaigner after being granted court date
Irish citizenship rights campaigner Emma de Souza has said she is “relieved” after being assigned a court date next month in her ongoing wrangle...
Myrtle Allen archives to be preserved for research
The late chef Myrtle Allen’s work will be used to teach future generations about environmentally friendly consumption, an Irish university has said after it...
Common sense
The United Kingdom and Ireland last week signed a Memorandum of Understanding that seeks to ensure Irish and UK citizens will still have the...
‘EU elections are best chance to stop Brexit and protect Belfast agreement’
Writing in the Irish World, former BBC presenter and Change UK MEP candidate Gavin Esler says the European Parliament elections could be our last,...
Victims’ families call for end to ‘hurtful’ rallies
The families of victims killed by British soldiers during the Troubles have called on veterans groups to cancel their “deeply hurtful” demonstrations.
A rally protesting...
Reprieve for RTÉ Longwave
A retired RTÉ radio engineer and long-time campaigner to preserve RTÉ radio transmissions to the UK has urged Irish who save 252 LW groups...
Superquinn founder Feargal Quinn passes away aged 82
Superquinn supermarket founder and politician Feargal Quinn has died at the age of 82 after a short illness.
In a long career, Mr Quinn was...
‘Why in God’s name’ did it take McKee’s murder to unite parties
A priest at the funeral of murdered journalist Lyra McKee asked “why in God’s name” it took her murder to unite politicians in the...
The long shadow hanging over the FAI
Late one evening last month, a single tweet set off a chain reaction that would change Irish football forever.
Mark Tighe, a reporter for...