The Dublin Civic Trust said it was ‘heartening’ to see a business investing in the city’s heritage.

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The records from the National Archives in Dublin show that the SDLP and the Irish government were heavily against the idea.

The absence of an Israeli embassy in Dublin was a source of concern for Ireland’s small Jewish population at the time.

A 33-year-old woman and 36-year-old man are due to appear before a district judge at Downpatrick Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

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Among nine names proposed by Unionists, the Irish side determined that George Thomas, Lord Tonypandy, is ‘widely disliked’ at the House of Commons.

US president Bill Clinton overruled his advisor, newly released records show.

From the death of former taoiseach John Bruton, to the unexpected resignation of Leo Varadkar as premier, the year has been dominated by politics.

Oscar-winner Cillian Murphy is reprising his role as Birmingham gangster Tommy Shelby for the film.

The Royal Bank of Scotland tried to give the State the portrait for two years.

A woman remained in a critical condition in hospital on Saturday following Friday’s two-vehicle crash near Killylea.

A decades-long dispute over the ownership of the cannons included many twists, including concerns that they could be targetted by the Provisional IRA.

The daughter of SDLP co-founder Austin Currie is a newly elected TD.

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A man in his 50s sustained a serious head injury in the assault in Ballygawley, Co Tyrone.

Concerns were raised about Robert Lowry, who presided over scores of non-jury trials of Republicans during the Troubles, newly released files reveal.

Details of a threat to poison English water supplies have emerged in newly unsealed documents from the Irish national archives.

Marian Morgan, who lived in the Tinryland area of Carlow and formerly worked for Carlow County Council was struck by a car at 6.30pm.