Irish passports
Demand for Irish passports highlights need for office in the north says Sinn Féin's Niall Ó Donnghaile
THE growing number of people in the north holding Irish passports has prompted further calls for a regional office to meet the increased demand.
Newton Emerson: Brandon Lewis protocol comments more cock-up than conspiracy
Secretary of state Brandon Lewis insists his comments were misrepresented after he gave ITV’s Robert Peston an interview the night before the election.
Patricia Mac Bride: Irish passport numbers show evolution of identity
About five years ago, someone told me they didn’t know what a passport was.
Irish passport applications continue to soar
MORE than 85,000 people have applied for an Irish passport so far this year, already exceeding the total number received in 2018.
DUP accuse PSNI of showing 'preference' for signing Irish passport forms
A DUP assembly member has accused the PSNI of showing "a preference" for Irish passports when offering assistance in completing application forms.
Strong case for Irish passport office in north
Evidence, if it were needed, of the increased demand for Irish passports ahead of the UK's withdrawal from the EU, can be found in the fact that some post offices in Northern Ireland have run out of application forms.
Almost 200,000 Irish passport applications received from Britain and Northern Ireland
Almost 200,000 Irish passport applications were received from Britain and Northern Ireland this year.
Irish passport amongst top-ranking in world for `visa-free' travel
AN IRISH passport can now get holders into more countries, more easily than almost every other country in the world.