Northern Ireland’s long argument over Irish language is either going to end or get worse – The Irish Times
Stormont has spent two decades arguing over Irish language legislation. A language and identity Act was eventually passed…
Man (22) arrested in Belfast in connection with murder of father of four in Finglas last year
We need your help now Support from readers like you keeps The Journal open. You are visiting us…
UK/EU food deal to ease Windsor problems could come at too high a price, says former British minister – The Irish Times
A European Union/UK agreement on food exports designed to resolve problems in existing trade between Britain and Northern…
Challenge to €650m Enterprise train contract could mean loss of €165m in funding, court told – The Irish Times
A High Court challenge to the awarding of a €650 million contract to replace the Dublin–Belfast Enterprise train…
‘I got through an English degree at Queen’s without encountering a single Irish female writer’ – The Irish Times
You’ve recently donated your literary archive to the Linen Hall Library in Belfast. As a highly respected teacher…
How the hourly Enterprise service has transformed Dublin-Belfast rail travel – The Irish Times
Train driver Les Besagni, who has worked for nearly 30 years on the Dublin–Belfast service, remembers conversations with…
What would a united Ireland actually involve? – The Irish Times
This week’s Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan explores what a united Ireland would actually involve, Irish Times…
Northern Ireland businesses ‘resilient but stretched’
Businesses in Northern Ireland are “resilient but stretched”, a report has found. The report by the Northern Ireland…
United Ireland debate is increasingly loud – preparation cannot be deferred forever – The Irish Times
References to a united Ireland, as can be judged in recent weeks in Belfast’s newspapers and radio stations…
Northern Ireland’s Nations League playoff in Iceland postponed due to snow – The Irish Times
Northern Ireland’s Nations League playoff second leg against Iceland in Reykjavik has been postponed due to heavy snow.…
Spanish firm in legal challenge over awarding of €650m fleet contract
Irish Rail’s plans suffer blow over judicial review and battery problems delaying roll out of hybrid trains Swiss…
Ireland elects left-wing president in anti-government landslide – POLITICO
On Tuesday and Wednesday nights, crowds of up to 2,000 people clashed with riot police protecting Citywest, a…