Now that he has been in the job for a few weeks, we might start thinking about what kind of Prime Minister Keir Starmer will prove to be – and in a more tribal political sense, what kind of Labour Prime Minister he will try to be.

Once upon a time, the annual announcement of priests’ changes – usually in June or July – was one of high points of the summer.

Few events in Irish history have been as crucial as the Good Friday Agreement of 1998, which, forged in the fires of conflict, promised a new dawn for a long-divided nation.

There are still so many unknowns about the next general election in Mayo that it has become a feeding frenzy for speculation and rumours.

Donald Trump is exceptional.

At a time when authorities are looking at alternative ways for rural people to continue to make a living on the land, and at a time when achieving this seems to be getting more and more conditional, maybe it is time to embrace such demands as a ...

Aisling Flanagan is a powerhouse. Pure and simple. Aisling and her husband Michael run the very successful Velvet Cloud brand – a selection of products made from sheep’s milk.

This week will see a very welcome meeting between Taoiseach Simon Harris and the new British Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer. Since 2016, meetings between a Taoiseach and a British Prime Minister have been rare and often fraught.

Following the notorious recent presidential debate hosted by CNN, The Hill reported on July 1st from a Harvard CAPS/Harris poll that 72% of voters have already decided who they will vote for in the upcoming US presidential election, with 58% of ...

Joe Biden, most recently the toast of Ballina and the great hope of the Democratic Party in the upcoming US presidential election, now finds himself in a no man’s land.