16 h. ago Opinion: Irish people being against immigration is like Brazilian people being against football

Peter Flanagan examines the tensions in Ireland around immigration and asks us not to blame migrants for our own shortcomings.

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4 d. ago Health of Dublin football splits opinion and a warning for Leinster

Health of Dublin football splits opinion and a warning for Leinster  The Irish Times

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4 d. ago In the News: Will dramatic immigration law reforms in Ireland change the number of people seeking asylum?

In the News: Will dramatic immigration law reforms in Ireland change the number of people seeking asylum?  The Irish Times

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1 week ago The Impartial Reporter: Celebrating 200 years of one of Ireland’s oldest provincial newspapers

The Impartial Reporter ran stories of the Great Famine, the Home Rule crisis and covered the Easter Rising of 1916

Politics

1 week ago DUP slams ‘disgraceful’ comments by NIO Minister who hinted Irish unity referendum decision would be ‘based on opinion polls’

DUP slams ‘disgraceful’ comments by NIO Minister who hinted Irish unity referendum decision would be ‘based on opinion polls’  Belfast Telegraph

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1 week ago The Irish Times view on Pope Francis: when style is substance

To his great credit, he spoke out repeatedly and strongly for the underprivileged – migrants, those suffering in wars and the poor

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1 week ago Opinion poll will decide when there’s referendum on Irish unity: NIO minister

Opinion poll will decide when there’s referendum on Irish unity: NIO minister  Belfast Telegraph

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1 week ago ‘Fear across the board’ for undocumented Irish in the United States, says immigration lawyer

An Irish immigration lawyer in the US has warned that people who hold green cards are also ‘feeling afraid’.

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2 w. ago Sinn Féin is again the most popular party as public gives thumbs down to FF

The Irish Times/Ipsos B&A opinion poll has also recorded a sharp drop in support for Fine Gael.

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2 w. ago The Irish Times view on taxing big tech: Pandora’s box is open again

The decision of the European Commission to suggest a levy on the digital advertising revenues of big US companies shows the tax treatment of these companies remains in dispute

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3 w. ago Efforts to expel two Irish citizens symptom of a growing exhaustion in Germany

Germany is grappling with a dilemma over what its postwar vow of ‘Nie wieder’, or never again, means in practice – is it a universal commitment to human dignity and human rights, or an exclusive promise to the Jewish people and Israel?

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4 w. ago More land, housing at scale and other myths about Ireland’s housing crisis

One thing that’s certainly true: you should question everything you think is fact about the shortage of housing

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