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Lobby set up by ex-Paddy Power directors aims to persuade asset managers to pressure betting companies
There’s no meeting point on which flags to fly over Belfast, but such divisions obscure a population ‘just getting on with it’
Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney warns trade protocol spat will become poll issue if not resolved before March
Country paves way for its biggest bank to exit majority state ownership
Support for the party once associated with the Troubles soars to historic highs
More freight is bypassing the UK and heading straight for the EU
Bloc’s health ministers are gathering today on Omicron, extra jabs and restrictive measures
The inside story of the knife-edge talks that established a new state — but also planted the seeds of future conflicts
On the windswept Atlantic coast, Stanley Stewart finds stark beauty and a sense of heritage, both national and personal
Georgian authenticity blends with modern comfort at the country house that inspired many of her watercolours
Ireland, Slovakia and Czech Republic to roll out measures to curb spread of virus
Northern Irish Catholic was one of the few people to serve in governments on both sides of the border
Leo Varadkar says Ireland making contingency preparations in case London acts unilaterally
Banker who came to symbolise Ireland’s Celtic Tiger boom-and-bust died aged 73
Regulations due to be reimposed next year could end homeworking for cross-border staff employed by Northern Irish companies
Some businesses benefit greatly from the bespoke trade arrangements while others struggle
The Irish writer gives a personal and empathetic account of the social upheavals his country has weathered since 1958
ECJ role in overseeing key part of Brexit deal is a red line, says Brussels, but Frost set to repeat call to remove it
Move will cost country about €2bn in lost revenues as it ditches cherished 12.5% rate
Dublin poised to ditch 12.5% rate that has been cornerstone of its economic policy
Dublin launches effort to keep pace with rising population but critics question if it can deliver
As the government plans a return to normality, it should jettison salary caps
Bank of Ireland’s chief financial officer latest big name to jump ship due to €500,000 limit, a legacy of banking crisis
A century after partition, political division remains entrenched in language
Myles O’Grady’s decision to leave linked to restrictions imposed after country’s 2008 banking crisis
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