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FBI files reveal 'ever present' threats to Queen Elizabeth by the IRA

The file states that a phone call was made by “a man who claimed that his daughter had been killed in Northern Ireland by a rubber bullet”

Queen Elizabeth ‘suggested Boris Johnson contact Leo Varadkar’ to avoid no-deal Brexit

Political historian Anthony Seldon writes in a new book that the British Queen ‘delicately planted’ the idea in the then prime minister’s head that he should contact the Taoiseach to try and save the Brexit negotiations

Willie O’Reilly: My tiny taste of royalty as two worlds collided

Watching the endless coverage of Queen Elizabeth’s death last week called to my mind a family funeral some years back, graced by a surprise attendee

Nadine O’Regan: Is the Queen’s passing being used by brands as a self-marketing opportunity?

As the current madness demonstrates, it’s easy for a company to virtue-signal on its social media platforms, but somewhat harder to do the right thing by employees and customers

Susan O’Keeffe: Queen Elizabeth held the flag of respect; Liz Truss seems to have discarded it

The monarch lived almost all her long life in the service of the public and followed the ancient rules of monarchy pretty much to the letter

Vincent Boland: Britain’s monarchy faces an uncertain future without the woman who held it together

Elizabeth II’s long reign as queen was one of smooth continuity, spanning seven decades and several eras, but there is no guarantee that her successor can prevent the union from unravelling in the coming years

Elaine Byrne: Queen Elizabeth II’s reign was a study in quietly effective leadership

Once seen as a symbol of imperial oppression, the British monarch earned many Irish people’s affection with her actions over time

Queen Elizabeth II was a ‘remarkable friend of Ireland’

Britain’s longest serving monarch died peacefully at her estate in Balmoral, Scotland yesterday

A very royal affair: Looking back at the Queen’s visit 10 years on

Queen Elizabeth II’s historic trip helped to heal old wounds and pointed to a new relationship between Ireland and the royal family