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Wigmore was amused to see Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe declare last week that the lobbying of government played an important role in policy formation and was, he said “an essential part of the democratic process”.

F Scott Fitzgerald’s proverbial ‘second act’ seems to be available to everyone who gets themselves embroiled in all manner of controversy — everyone, that is, except the Irish

Pretending that ‘this isn’t us’ is like pretending that the city is adequately policed or that the streets aren’t frequently filthy

Some workers at Belfast’s SSE Arena have told this newspaper they won’t be working the night the Wolfe Tones sing ‘Ooh, aah, up the ’Ra’ next October.

Everyone in Ireland “felt they knew” JFK, Bertie Ahern has said on the 60th anniversary of the US President’s death. 

Nigel Farage is the latest political figure to try his hand at reality TV.

The China National Intellectual Property Administration (CNIPA) and the Japan Patent Office…

The former BBC correspondent looks at the peace process in the North and asks if Israel and Palestine can ever find a similar route.

The historian discusses an array of subjects, including the damage wrought by Brexit, comparing WB Yeats and Seamus Heaney, and why ‘the whole revisionism thing is over’

The Honorary Graduation ceremony took place at a special event in the Palace of Westminster, London as part of the Queen’s University Association London Centenary event.Sir John was first elected to Parliament in 1979. He was appointed Foreign Secret