Wait, this isn’t the Brexit that I voted for! That's the new and unintentionally funny catch phrase being voiced by outraged Brits across the internet.
After failing to secure enough votes to remain Taoiseach, Leo Varadkar formally resigned on Thursday. No government has yet to be formed after the first sitting of the 33rd Dáil Éireann.
It's more than a week now since the inconclusive election result and we're still trying to work out exactly what kind of change we're going to get if any.
As Irish Americans in New York lend their support to the former mayor Michael Bloomberg we look at his track record with Irish and one particular gaffe.
Mary Lou McDonald will be proposed for Taoiseach when the Dáil resumes later this week, but the Sinn Fein leader is unlikely to be elected as no government has yet been formed.
President Trump and New York State Governor Cuomo met on February 13 to discuss NY's "Green Light Law" and the DHS's response of rolling back access to federal Trusted Travel Programs.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sacked Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Julian Smith just weeks after he helped to restore power-sharing in Stormont. Smith's dismissal has caused widespread shock on both sides of the border.
Joe Biden has been running for president for 33 years. Pete Buttigieg was five when he started. His latest and final run now seems likely to end with defeat.
More than half of people believe there should be referendums on Irish unity north and south of the border within the next five years – but that’s still not enough, according to prominent Democratic Unionist Party politicians.
Sinn Féin’s performance in the Irish election marks the utter defeat of the Irish revisionist commentators who tried convincing Irish voters Republicans were evil incarnate.
With no vote at home for Irish emigrants, and a rocky start to the Democratic presidential candidate nomination process, things can only get better says one Irish person living in the US.
Sinn Féin party members Michelle O'Neill and Gerry Kelly have responded after PSNI intelligence revealed they were the target of attacks from dissident republicans.
