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Red C Poll: Majority want DUP power-sharing veto to be removed

Change to political model would mean major review of the terms of the Good Friday Agreement

McDonald defends Andrews’ decision to personally sue Irish Times journalist

Sinn Féin President said individual politicians have the right to pursue complaints against the press ‘in a way that deem appropriate’

Northern Ireland

Deirdre Heenan: For Jeffrey Donaldson, party unity is more important than the North’s citizens

Those who hoped the DUP leader’s speech to his party’s conference would show a willingness to set out a roadmap for a return to Stormont were left disappointed

Northern Ireland

DUP ‘can't be in Stormont’ if forced to implement Windsor framework

Sammy Wilson said the agreement would be detrimental to Northern Ireland

Stormont farce to continue as long as British government strings DUP along

Change to Good Friday Agreement may be needed if power sharing is to return to the North

Deadlock and the DUP – voters want change in Good Friday deal to end impasse in North

Business Post/Red C poll shows 39 per cent of voters want changes to the power-sharing rules as government hopes Jeffrey Donaldson may go for power sharing after party conference next month

Northern Ireland

‘Little or no chance’ DUP will re-enter power sharing before Christmas

Irish and British governments pessimistic of Stormont restoration as Jeffrey Donaldson unlikely to accept reduction in checks under Windsor Agreement

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Editorial: Choosing a new chief for the PSNI is an important and delicate task

Last week’s riot in Derry was proof that the threat of violence still hangs over the communities in the North

Amazon and eBay sellers boycott Northern Ireland due to Brexit rules

Current trade arrangements mean goods travelling from Britain to Northern Ireland have to undergo rigorous checks

Northern Ireland

SDLP calls for Irish government to play role in forming NI budget

MPs tabled amendment mandating UK government engages with the Irish government on financial settlements

Deirdre Heenan: DUP have trapped the North in a state of dysfunction and drift

There are no signs that the DUP is prepared to return to power sharing, but neither are there any indications of what they actually want

Taoiseach visits Northern Ireland amid security concerns

Leo Varadkar is visiting Belfast shortly after his own image was burnt at a loyalist bonfire during the 12th of July celebrations

Regulatory divergence remains the “number one” concern for NI businesses - House of Lords

A new reports by the Lord’s committee on Brexit has called on the British government to “clarify” a number of outstanding issues with the Windsor Framework deal

DUP and unionist block on Stormont hindering Northern Ireland’s progress, says Micheál Martin

Tánaiste was commenting as he hosted an event in Dublin for leading business figures from north of the border

Northern Ireland

Most unionists oppose burning Irish flag and Taoiseach poster, says DUP leader

Police are investigating the incident at the bonfire in Co Tyrone at the weekend as a ‘hate crime’

Northern Ireland

Efforts must be redoubled to restore Stormont Assembly, says Leo Varadkar

The absence of the first minister and deputy first minister of Northern Ireland is really sorely felt, Taoiseach said

Sinn Féin calls on Irish and UK governments to end DUP’s drift on Stormont

Micheál Martin spoke with representatives of all the main Northern Ireland parties today

Northern Ireland

Northern Irish voters sent ‘clear message’ they want return to powersharing, Taoiseach says

Leo Varadkar says he has discussed the issue with UK Prime Minister and will meet with him again next week

Northern parties react to election outcome as O’Neill calls on Irish and British governments to deliver plan to reform Stormont

Sinn Féin secured 30.9 per cent of first preference votes, ahead of the DUP on 23.3 per cent , 13.3 per cent for Alliance, 10.9 per cent for the Ulster Unionists and 8.7 per cent for the SDLP

Sinn Féin emerges from local election ballot with ‘momentous’ win as O’Neill calls for return of Stormont

Party emerged with 144 seats, an increase of 39 from the last council election in 2019, and is now the largest party in local government for the first time