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A recent session in the Northern Ireland Assembly had a powerful message for those seeking a cease-fire in Gaza and eventual Israeli-Palestinian peace.

John Bruton’s was a life dedicated to public service and Irish people should speak his name with pride

What if the Rainbow coalition of Fine Gael-Labour-Democratic Left had managed to get re-elected in 1997? Would Bruton have gone on to better things?

In the News podcast: Irish Times politics editor Pat Leahy reflects on the life and political legacy of John Bruton

Irish president Michael D Higgins has led tributes to former taoiseach John Bruton, who died on Tuesday aged 76.

Barry English has already reaped hundreds of millions of euro from his successful data centre builder Winthrop, but now the Bertie Ahern supporter could be in line for the deal of his life as private equity giant Blackstone readies an €800m plan to buy his company.

Government Bruton led can reasonably claim to have played important roles in resolving the two great failures of the independent Irish State

Former Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) John Bruton has died after a long illness. In a statement, his family said the 76-year-old Fine Gael...

Irish taoiseach who helped pave the way for the Good Friday Agreement and laid the foundations for economic growth

Former British prime minister John Major, who drew up a 1995 framework document with Mr. Bruton that helped pave the way for peace, said the Irish leader had been “a brave and talented taoiseach who contributed mightily to the early days of the peace process."