Gardaí appeal for help to find 23-year-old man missing from Monaghan

Samuel Doyle, with blue eyes and red hair, was last seen on Dublin Street in Monaghan town wearing dark clothes.

Ethiopia's Gidey smashes women's half-marathon world record

It was the first half-marathon the 23-year-old Ethiopian had raced in and she added the record to her 5000m and 10,000m world records.

US urges North Korea to stop missile tests and return to talks

Last Tuesday, North Korea fired a newly developed ballistic missile from a submarine.

Coronavirus: 1,725 new cases of Covid-19 confirmed in Ireland

The Department of Health confirmed the latest figures this afternoon.

GAA Players' Chief: 'Don't tell me we can't come back next February with stronger proposals'

The GPA-backed Proposal B was defeated at Special Congress yesterday, despite receiving a majority vote.

Man arrested over Manchester Arena terror attack bailed

He was arrested at Manchester Airport shortly after arriving back in the UK.

Renewed appeal to help identify human remains found on Co Wexford beach in 1995

The body was found at Ballinamona beach, Kilmuckridge on 12 December 1995.

Obama warns of Republican threat to democracy in US battleground Virginia

Democrat Terry McAuliffe has seen his lead extinguished in recent polls.

Poll: Have you decorated your house for Halloween?

We’re just a week off from the scariest night of the year.

Tony Blair's 1997 Famine message was ghost-written by aides as he couldn't be contacted

The 1997 speech, marking the 150th anniversary of the Famine, did not have input from the then-Prime Minister, files show.

Tony Blair says EU was 'very foolish' over NI vaccine move

The bloc backtracked on the move, imposed unilaterally as it faces shortfalls on vaccine supplies.

Early Blair-Ahern meeting gave rise to potential for peace in Northern Ireland, documents show

Records released from the National Archives give details of an early meeting involving the two leaders.

British concerned Ireland could 'exaggerate' 1997 Famine apology to draw parallel with Bloody Sunday

Tony Blair received a ‘warm’ welcome for the apology made in Cork in 1997.

Former British deputy PM John Prescott admitted to hospital after suffering stroke

Prescott served as deputy Prime Minister to Tony Blair between the years of 1997 and 2007.

Bertie Ahern and Tony Blair write joint op-ed calling for second Brexit referendum

In the op-ed in the Irish Times, they describe Brexit as ” the most serious threat to peace in the North and to the union in our lifetime”.

Blair calls Independent Group a 'fightback' against 'populism-enthralled' Labour

The former Labour leader said that Brexit had plunged Britain into “the throes of an unparalleled political crisis”.

Tony Blair says no-deal Brexit could be 'devastating' for peace process

He accused some politicians of “playing fast and loose” with the peace process in Northern Ireland.

Tony Blair used lines from film The Queen in his autobiography, scriptwriter claims

Bafta-winning screenwriter Peter Morgan said lines from Blair’s autobiography closely resemble lines from the film.

'The Good Friday Agreement was politics that worked because people stopped behaving like politicians'

That is the view of Tony Blair, one of the architects of the deal.

Explainer: What is the Good Friday Agreement?

The 20th anniversary of the landmark deal is being marked – here’s what’s in it.

Tony Blair has had a huge go at Jeremy Corbyn's position on Brexit

Blair thinks Labour should be opposing Brexit.

UK High Court rejects attempt to privately prosecute Tony Blair over Iraq war

A former Iraqi general has been trying for some time to bring a private prosecution against Blair for his role in the 2003 invasion of Iraq.

Theresa May seeks to root out leakers as Tony Blair says Jeremy Corbyn could be PM

May is trying to focus her party’s attention on Brexit.

Tony Blair: EU would be prepared to accommodate UK on issue of mass migration

Blair said the election of French President Emmanuel Macron had changed EU dynamics.

Tony Blair was 'not straight with the nation' says head of inquiry into Iraq war

Sir John Chilcot told the BBC that Blair based his evidence to the inquiry on beliefs rather than facts.

Tony Blair says language of Good Friday Agreement will have to be amended due to Brexit

Blair said a hard border between the countries would be a disaster.

Tony Blair promises to get 'hands dirty' as he re-enters UK politics to fight Brexit

Blair will campaign to give the British people a chance to change their minds.

Blair denies report that he's taking a job with Donald Trump

A statement on his website later said: “The story in The Mail on Sunday is an invention.”

Tony Blair wants Britain to fight against Brexit

Britain is expected to officially apply to leave the EU in March.

Bernie Ecclestone, the racing Napoleon, forced into exile

The 86-year-old transformed grand prix racing into one of the most profitable sports.

Tony Blair's former number two now says the Iraq war was illegal

Former deputy prime minister John Prescott says the publishing of the Chilcot Report into the war has changed his mind.

"Shamed", "mournful" and "a monster of delusion" - Tony Blair is back on the front pages

Much of the coverage focuses on Blair’s assertion that, in the same situation, he would invade Iraq again.

'We were right all along': organisers of huge 2003 Dublin march against Iraq War

Some 100,000 Irish people protested on 15 February 2003 to oppose the invasion.

Northern Ireland (and the PSNI) is all over the Chilcot Report - here's why

The British Army used the Northern Irish Troubles as its key reference point for dealing with the Iraq conflict.

MI6 report may have contained plot from a Nicolas Cage film, Chilcot Report says

1996 Michael Bay thriller The Rock showed chemical weapons being stored in glass containers.

'I will be with you, whatever': Conversations between Blair and Bush on the Iraq War

Memos the British Prime Minister sent to the US President before and during the war show the close relationship between them.

Blair: "I express more sorrow and regret and apology than you will ever know"

But, he says he would do it again.

Tony Blair did a solo run on deciding to go to war

He also planned to back a rebellion in Iraq.

The UK's Iraq War dirty laundry will today be aired in a very public way

Former PM Tony Blair is in for a hard day, but a trial is some way off.

Bill Clinton had private concerns over Gerry Adams' IRA links

“I don’t know what the real deal is between him and the IRA.”

Tony Blair (kind of) says sorry for Iraq War and admits it (maybe) led to Islamic State

The former British Prime Minister wouldn’t make a full apology in a new TV interview.

95 people with 'On the Run' letters are linked to 300 murders

A report into the so-called ‘On The Runs’ letters was published today

Match of the Day have announced their latest celebrity pundit*

*Article also includes footage of that time Bertie Ahern appeared on The Premiership.

Sinn Féin would have left peace talks without 'On the Run' letters - Blair

The former British prime minister was speaking at a Westminster committee hearing today.

Tony Blair's odd Christmas card given the vicious Twitter treatment

Please don’t hurt us.

UK terror trial suspect had Tony Blair's address on a scrap of paper

Erol Incedal is accused of “intending to commit or preparing acts of terrorism” and possessing a document about bomb-making.

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