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Judges hail dystopian portrait of an imagined Ireland descending into totalitarianism
Peter Robinson says Westminster needs to legislate for a ‘reassertion of the sovereignty of the UK’
Violence incited by rumours that man who stabbed 3 children was an immigrant
Police condemn ‘lunatic hooligan faction driven by far-right ideology’
Also in this newsletter: Ireland ups the pressure on Israel
Brussels handed lifeline by opinion that previous ruling quashing its order for funds ‘should be set aside’
Everyone seems to want a piece of the sweathouse action
Dublin seeks to limit newcomers’ stay in government accommodation but still wants to show solidarity with Kyiv
Requirement for electronic authorisation will act as deterrent for up to 1mn visitors a year, it is feared
As a US trade mission visits, the region seeks to diversify job creation outside tech sector
Two out of three new passenger vehicles now fall into the category — among the highest proportion in the EU
Dublin plans for future with corporation tax windfall while Lisbon benefits from government fiscal discipline
Jump from target of €87mn to €200mn follows moves by Italy and Netherlands to tax sector more heavily
The Gate Theatre’s production of Erica Murray’s new play moves from farce to melancholy
Nancy Harris’s play at the Abbey Theatre has sharply observed performances
Two revealing and compelling portraits of an Irish political force as it finds itself on the brink of power
Adoption of the song ‘Zombie’ by The Cranberries intensifies debate over island’s divisions and ‘Troubles’ legacy
Euro 2028 men’s tournament set to be awarded to UK and Ireland after Turkey withdraws from bidding
Bumper corporation tax receipts have filled the country’s coffers. But the government has plenty of problems to solve
Windsor framework was meant to reduce paperwork but businesses are worried ahead of rules coming into effect on Sunday
Central bank’s Sharon Donnery says lenders should be mindful of the economic outlook when they are setting dividends
Legislation could grant immunity to those accused of committing N Ireland atrocities
Austria, Ireland, Malta and Switzerland will probably not join Nato but changes in defence and security policies are coming
Probe finds Chinese social media app infringed regulations for users aged under 17
Tension between London and Dublin amid prolonged Stormont deadlock have left landmark deal ‘in jeopardy’
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