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Dublin seeks to modify constitutional article stipulating that domestic chores are a woman’s ‘life and duties’
Investigation will examine whether Northern Ireland terrorist attack could have been prevented
Democratic Unionists warn a deal with the EU that falls short of their demands will lead to protracted political gridlock
European Commission issues warning as pressure mounts on Rishi Sunak over potential compromise on protocol
The man once known as Johnny Rotten hopes his band can represent Ireland at this year’s contest
Northern Ireland secretary Heaton-Harris says he will ‘assess carefully all options’ for region in political limbo
Delayed second round of winning bids announced with promise to ‘reinvigorate’ coastal economies
World’s second-largest jet lessor expects revival despite shortage of new jets
Labour leader tells audience in Belfast that draft legislation is ‘wrong’ and ‘we wouldn’t do it’
Also in today’s newsletter: Former Czech prime minister Babiš guns for the presidency
Opposition leader ready to ‘support’ prime minister as moves intensify to resolve dispute over protocol
Cleverly says UK-EU deal must be ‘sustainable’ but he is criticised for not allowing Sinn Féin leader into talks
Director Colm Bairéad discusses his ‘burning desire’ to turn the story of an introspective child into a movie
Brussels would have access to British IT data for trading across Irish Sea as protocol negotiations warm
Rich individuals worried about Beijing’s economic prospects flock to Dublin’s investment-for-residency scheme
Pressure is building on all sides to find a long-term solution and improve post-Brexit relations
Police chief confident that case against one of world’s most wanted drug lords will advance ‘significantly’ in 2023
While other markets cool off, Ireland is facing a housing shortage that is driving up the cost of renting and buying
Officials in Washington play down former congressman’s diplomatic role, saying he will focus on economic ties
This glorious Dublin institution is embarking on a life-saving €90mn restoration
The taoiseach’s return will see him grapple with housing crises, personal scandals, and the rise of Sinn Féin
Long wait lists and patient overcrowding add to problems in region’s healthcare
As unification rises up the agenda, traditional allegiances are challenged by demographic change — and the fallout from Brexit
US chipmaker aims to slash costs by $3bn next year amid a sharp industry downturn
Irish ministers have been talking up chances for post-Brexit deal
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