Tech group accused of illegally tapping into sensitive information such as race and health

Alliance is seeking swing to Remainers in this week’s EU elections

Opening of the Virgin Mary a brave but risky business venture

Ireland awaiting arrival of new permanent governor from New Zealand

Deal will guarantee reciprocal rights and allow citizens to move freely between both countries

Talks at Stormont follow public outrage at murder of journalist Lyra McKee

Split between DUP and Sinn Féin exacerbated by opposing positions on Brexit

Decision to dispose of Northern Ireland business comes at sensitive time for UK

Gabriel Makhlouf will succeed Philip Lane, who becomes ECB chief economist

Largest Irish lender reports increased interest margin in first update under new chief

Billionaires Denis O’Brien and Dermot Desmond accept €145m offer

As voters turn away from Tories, support appears to be holding firm for unionist allies

New IRA blamed after Lyra McKee shot during riots sparked by police weapons search

US House speaker pledges support for Ireland during Dublin visit

Irish border, citizens’ rights and money will still have to be settled, says EU negotiator

The Financial Times talks to people involved in moves from the City of London to rival EU cities

German chancellor reassures Irish PM on border concerns — but Brussels remains anxious

Details for applying cross-border checks while preserving single market remain sketchy

Deputy Irish premier said Dublin has stepped up no-deal discussions with Brussels

EU directive on trade checks in event of no-deal Brexit causes strain in Ireland 

Jacob Rees-Mogg signals he is willing to back prime minister’s agreement

Residents in Belfast stronghold are more focused on old enmities than the economy

Business fears mount over unionist opposition to Theresa May’s withdrawal agreement