Across Europe, no-deal preparations are ramping up
Colin Gannon
With Britain teetering closer to leaving the EU without a deal after May’s crushing Commons defeat on Tuesday, businesses and governments across the...
Ireland’s homeless numbers ‘normal,’ claims former housing boss
PJ Cunningham
As Ireland’s homeless numbers rise inexorably towards 10,000, a former leading housing official claims the government should accept the current situation as...
‘Unnecessary homelessness costs UK £1bn a year’
Siobhain McDonagh, a Labour Party MP who has represented London's Mitcham and Morden constituency since 1997, writes in the Irish World about the UK's...
Home Office ‘flouting’ the Good Friday Agreement
Colin Gannon
Irish citizens in the UK face a potential Windrush-type loss of their rights unless the protections and commitments made in the Good Friday...
‘Largest political defeat in Commons history’
Colin Gannon
British Prime Minister Theresa May will face a vote of no confidence in her leadership after her Brexit deal suffered the largest Commons...
May urges support for deal in dying hours before vote
British Prime Minister Theresa May has warned opponents of her Brexit deal that they risk "letting the British people down" if they vote to...
Brent council hosting public meeting on Brexit
The home of London’s biggest EU national community is to hold a public meeting to discuss Brexit.
Brent, the home of London's biggest community of...
Bank sells Irish home loans to US ‘vulture’
The bank is giving customers just 90 days notice of the sale
The Irish subsidiary of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) Ulster Bank is to...
Life Insurance: Financial Advice with Kevin Clancy
I recently heard someone say that protecting one’s life is an unnecessary and costly expense. My reply would be to ask oneself the following...
Back to the boom as property prices soar
Irish households are now ‘wealthier’ than during the Celtic Tiger boom, says Central Bank… …and two-thirds of it’s down to property price inflation
Ireland’s Central...