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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
An end to Dublin’s objections would clear a big hurdle to final agreement on a worldwide corporate 15% rate
Irish regulator has not resolved 98% of 164 significant data protection complaints
Maros Sefcovic’s comments come after DUP threatens to pull out of Stormont power-sharing over protocol
Government will allocate €4bn annually to build 300,000 homes by end of the decade
Ireland levies one of largest penalties for GDPR abuses after pressure from other EU countries
For a newly arrived FT correspondent, Dublin’s acute shortage of homes is more than just a news story
Country’s CAP funds will be diverted to ecological schemes and less intensive farming
Irish exporters move more goods directly to EU to avoid the risk of UK border delays
Draconian lockdowns and high infection rates have given way to enthusiasm for the jabs
Silencing agreements can stop important information on fraud or mistreatment from reaching the public
As frustration grows over Northern Ireland protocol, UK-born applicants dominate demands for Irish passports
The plans seek to reduce checks on trade between the region and Great Britain
Travel wardrobes must always juggle variety with portability — add the uncertain weather and wise choices become paramount
History of high unemployment and emigration help to explain opposition to global levy
Hungary and Estonia say plan may break law, while Ireland withholds consent to minimum rate
Dublin needs to take bolder steps to restore normality to the financial sector
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