Cork plant set to come online next year may end up benefiting UK’s climate goals
The landscape designer tours the verdant highlights of the area
Also in this newsletter: Paring back permitting
Trump administration policies spur demand for ‘plan B’ passports, lawyers say
Micheál Martin’s comments come as demonstrations threaten to spill over into Northern Ireland
Ireland’s Station Island is one of Europe’s oldest places of pilgrimage — and it is not for the fainthearted
Veteran Irish republican said he had ‘no involvement whatsoever’ in bombings in England during the Troubles
Country a ‘canary in the coal mine’ for dealing with strains of boom in energy demand
Civil trial marks first time a court has been asked to decide if former Sinn Féin leader was senior IRA member
A new collection of traditional tales reimagined by contemporary writers makes women ‘the fulcrums, not the levers’ of their stories
New Dublin strategy against backdrop of heightened Russia concerns could involve request for UK and French naval assistance
Trump’s former chief strategist thinks the country is ripe for a national-populist insurgency
Monitoring comes as Washington builds up military assets in Britain
St Mary’s in a relatively poor part of the Irish capital only had a ‘pro’, or temporary, designation
Just ask mammy
Europe on high alert for foreign interference as Irish police probe drone incursion against Ukrainian president’s plane
Many of her pieces were discarded or destroyed following Chile’s coup d’état. But the 77-year-old artist is driven by an instinct for survival
With few ships and limited intelligence-sharing, some say the country cannot hope to protect itself or its infrastructure
There are concerns over the country’s ability to protect its infrastructure
Also in this newsletter: Zelenskyy talks with Erdoğan in attempt to reinvigorate peace efforts
Premature departure will create vacancy at head of Eurogroup
Government money is being funnelled into stipends with no strings attached
Dominance of the fossil fuel for heating and the loss of some national subsidies has slowed demand
Ireland’s president-elect Catherine Connolly caught the anti-establishment tide
Inside the campaign to win protected status for the Irish heritage textile
