Shared Island Unit
Patricia Mac Bride: Leo Varadkar's greatest challenges come from himself
When she appeared on the Late Late Show a few weeks ago, Ryan Tubridy asked Mary Lou McDonald did she think she would be taoiseach after the next election.
Research says long-delayed electricity interconnector would mean greater efficiencies and potentially lower power prices
THE LONG-DELAYED electricity interconnector linking the north with the Republic would mean greater efficiencies and potentially lower power prices, according to new research.
Republic’s productivity 40% higher than north’s, says think tank
The report concluded that there was a need to invest in education in Northern Ireland to reduce the gap.
Tom Kelly: Taoiseach has endured with tenacity and humility
There is an old Irish proverb which goes: “Ní neart go cur le chéile”.
SDLP declines to confirm if partnership with Fianna Fáil is over
THE SDLP has declined to confirm that its partnership with Fianna Fáil is over – but many believe it never actually began.
Platform: Senator Niall Ó Donnghaile
THE IMPORTANCE of all-island collaboration and dialogue have been shown time and time again in recent years.
Mary Lou McDonald accuses Dublin government parties of blocking moves to give northern MPs and MLAs roles on Oireachtas committees
SINN Féin has accused government parties in the Republic of blocking moves to give northern MPs and MLAs roles on special Oireachtas committees.
Cross-border research projects to benefit from more than £30m under Shared Island Fund
THE Dublin government has pledged more than £30 million to cross border research projects tackling issues as varied as precision cancer medicine and youth crime.
Colum Eastwood: Don't panic and keep criticising your opponents
Ahead of this weekend's SDLP conference Colum Eastwood tells political correspondent John Manley why he's untroubled by opinion polls and why he'll continue to tackle political opponents.
Irish government urged to intervene on 'glaring discrimination' against northern RTÉ viewers
THE IRISH government has been urged to help address the “glaring discrimination” experienced by RTÉ viewers north of the border.