NI has sicker workforce than Republic of Ireland
People in NI are more likely to be out of work due to sickness compared to in the Republic of Ireland.
'NI hospitality can no longer compete with Republic'
In the UK, VAT is charged at 20% compared to 13% in the Republic of Ireland and that gap is set to widen, with the rate for ...
The Nolan Show - As the Republic lowers the speed limit on some roads - should Northern Ireland do the same? - BBC Sounds
As the Republic lowers the speed limit on some roads - should Northern Ireland do the same?
Irish Central4d
Support for Irish Unity low but growing in Northern Ireland, new opinion polling finds
While there is a slight increase in support for Irish unity, overall, the people of Northern Ireland do not support Irish ...
Speed limits on some Irish rural roads reduced
Speed limits on some roads in the Republic of Ireland will be reduced from 80km/h (50mph) to 60km/h (37mph) on Friday. This ...
Man extradited to Northern Ireland from Republic to stand trial over RUC murders during Troubles
A 62-year-old man has been extradited from the Republic to Northern Ireland as part of the criminal proceedings into the ...
Storm Éowyn brought record breaking winds to Ireland
Storm Éowyn brought record breaking wind speeds at several weather stations in the Republic of Ireland, the Irish ...
London Evening Standard11d
Almost 50,000 remain without power on island of Ireland after Storm Eowyn
In Northern Ireland, the figure had dropped to 3,000. Since last Friday’s destructive storm, power has been restored to 723,000 customers in the Republic of Ireland while 282,000 have been ...
The Impartial Reporter1d
Hospitality sector to struggle against Republic's VAT cut
Calls for UK Treasury to cut VAT rate to help hospitality businesses in Fermanagh and Northern Ireland compete against Republic of ...
The Irish Times5d
Introducing the North and South project: A series presenting unbiased information on the unification question
This year’s project consists of two major, in-depth opinion polls conducted simultaneously in Northern Ireland and the Republic. These were jointly funded by The Irish Times and ARINS.