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Opposition seizes on housing, health and childcare problems in bid to unseat prime minister
Snap poll puts an end to four-year voting pact between country’s two largest parties
PM to say end of 3-year Stormont stalemate is ‘incredible time of opportunity’
Easing of Brexit uncertainty and looming confidence vote likely to spark poll battle
Sharp rise in corporation tax revenues is unlikely to last, warns finance minister
Boris Johnson wins an election and challenges the EU while proroguing becomes a dirty word
Ireland’s richest man O’Brien faces struggle to refinance former cash cow’s debt pile
Internet company to consolidate all of its intellectual property in the US
DUP blamed for blocking pre-Christmas deal to revive power-sharing administration
Dublin steps up support for scattered and isolated communities
Secretary of state says Stormont cannot remain empty symbol and threatens fresh elections
Stripped of leverage over Westminster the DUP shifts focus to Belfast administration
Nationalist parties overtake unionists as N Ireland’s largest group at Westminster
PM’s promise of no checks on goods is contradicted by advice from his own officials
Life coach Tony Robbins among those attracted to Irish courts by low bar for claims
Leo Varadkar’s centre-right party faces tough re-election campaign in 2020
PM criticises his candidate in Wexford after row over immigration comments
Dublin backs call from the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority to consider regulatory overhaul
It’s as if a genie appeared and said: ‘Here, have your national dream.’ But they now aren’t sure
Fate of Dublin building highlights tensions between developers and creative world
Attacks on Kevin Lunney highlight fraught aftermath of collapse of Quinn business empire
UK companies will have to start collecting data or stop exporting to Northern Ireland
Closer alignment with EU and the Republic risks breaking Northern Ireland’s UK ties
The lack of any decision is intensifying public contempt — it is time to end the impasse
The Democratic Unionist party is right to be worried
