Trinity’s board received a report on Wednesday from a taskforce set up last October to examine academic and institutional links.

The Game of Thrones actor backed a new People Before Profit pamphlet – No To War – Defend Irish Neutrality.

Susanne Björk was arrested along with Irish national Deirdre ‘D’ Murphy (71) by Israeli military on Saturday

Sinn Féin MEP Lynn Boylan has accused the Government of a 'cop out' on the Occupied Territories Bill and her party's Israeli bonds bill

Mr Higgins said there is an active campaign against Ireland in the United States.

‘It is genocide,’ Tánaiste Simon Harris said during a heated debate in the Dáil on Thursday.

Fianna FÁil TD Cathal Crowe made a comparison between the British Army in Ireland and Israel’s actions in Gaza since October 7th, 2023

Two TDs who are part of the Coalition-ing Regional Independent Group voted against the Government on Wednesday night on Sinn Féin's Israeli bonds bill

Taoiseach Micheál Martin countered that no-one in the Dáil should be looking for ‘a pat on the back’ on Palestine.

Here, we have a look at the issues likely to dominate political discourse in the weeks to come

Tánaiste Simon Harris received Cabinet approval to draft the law on Tuesday

Senator s Black said she was 'very relieved to finally see some action' on the Bill

Simon Harris said it was now ‘clear’ that Israel wanted to remove Palestinians from the Gaza Strip.

The bloc's Foreign Policy chief announced earlier that a majority of EU countries have backed a review over Israel's actions in Gaza.

‘Israel must refrain from further military operations in Gaza and lift a blockade on humanitarian aid into the region’.

Green Party leader Roderic O’Gorman accused the Government of ‘kicking the can down the road’.

A ‘robust’ probe is being carried out into claims that weapons were being flown through Irish skies unknown to the Irish authorities.

The Foyle MP and former SDLP leader appeared in court in Derry on Tuesday to face a charge related to the event last February.

Tánaiste Simon Harris has described Israeli plans to seize the whole of Gaza for an unspecified time as "alarming"

The World Health Organisation executive director said he is ‘angry with the world’.

Tánaiste Simon Harris itted it is ‘a real challenge’ to know what is being flown through Irish skies.

President Higgins has criticised Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu while commenting on the gathering of world leaders at the Pope’s funeral

Mr Martin was speaking in the wake of a Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv, which killed 12 people and injured more than 80 this week.

Thousands of students will travel to the US on the special student visa.

The Taoiseach has criticised Hungary for saying it would begin withdrawing from the International Criminal Court.

Sarraj Alsersawi achieved the top marks while the conflict in Gaza claimed the lives of many of his friends and threatened his family’s safety.

Trinity BDS said the college "has continued to act carelessly, forging new ties with Israel".

It is ‘so un-Irish to give up hope’, a co-founder of BDS has said, as he urged protesters in Dublin to continue their for Palestine.

Mary Lou McDonald said Sinn Fein’s friends in the US understand why the party stayed away from the White House over Donald Trump’s stance on Gaza.

sca Albanese said international law requires Ireland to ban goods and services from illegal Israeli settlements.

The Taoiseach said the ‘deploring and shocking’ bombings of Gaza have led to the deaths of ‘so many innocent people’.

Dr Mahmoud Abumarzouq woke to the news on Tuesday of the massacre

Sinn Féin’s finance spokesperson said Gaza ‘didn’t get the airing it should have’.

They have called for new legislation that would give Ireland the power to refuse their sale over human rights concerns.

Micheál Martin was speaking as he travelled to the US for a visit which will include a bilateral meeting with the president Donald Trump.

Here, we have a look at some of the issues Mr Martin is facing ahead of the visit

Taoiseach Micheál Martin is facing a difficult diplomatic task ahead of his meeting with US president Donald Trump

Four trucks carrying Irish-funded supplies are among those which have been stopped by Israel from entering Gaza from Jordan.

The illegal move from the Israeli government signals the halting of the start of the ceasefire’s second phase, they said.

Simon Harris said he was concerned that the situation could lead to Irish aid stocks in Jordan not being able to reach their destination.

Micheál Martin will meet with the US president at the White House on March 12 to mark St Patrick’s Day.

The Tánaiste said the focus should remain on a two-state solution.

Sinn Féin said it was taking a ‘principled stance’ against US President Donald Trump’s rhetoric on Gaza

The Northern Ireland First Minister said she could not be part of a Shamrock reception in the White House because of Donald Trump’s rhetoric on Gaza

Irish deputy premier Simon Harris said the party’s decision would not help any Palestinians.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin said it was important to retain strong ties with the US.

Sinn Féin said it was a ‘a principled stance against the threat of mass expulsion of the Palestinian people form Gaza’.

Gaza: How To Survive A War Zone aired on Monday on BBC Two.

A campaign behind the Occupied Territories Bill thinks it could set an EU precedent on banning trade with illegal settlements.

The Government said the humanitarian situation in Gaza is catastrophic, with at least 47,540 people killed and more than 111,000 injured, the majority of whom were women and children.