Irish Government hoping for negotiated settlement on US tariffs
Senior figures in Ireland’s Government have expressed hope for a negotiated settlement to mitigate the impact of US tariffs.
Pro-Palestinian GAA group to hold McDonald’s protests
Boycott call over Israeli support claims
Irish mum-of-three in coma after suffering devastating brain injury on holiday
The 49-year-old from Tipperary was enjoying a dream holiday in Tenerife when she suddenly fell ill
PSNI reform should be on the agenda, but it also needs renewed political support – The Irish News view
SDLP leader Claire Hanna has called for a reviewing of policing amidst drift from Patten reforms
One in eight medical-card holders lose benefit on review by HSE
Around one in eight people whose medical cards are reviewed by the HSE lose the benefit, new figures show.
LOI Premier Division preview: Yet another show-stopping Dublin derby
LOI Premier Division preview: Yet another show-stopping Dublin derby
‘Number 15 on the field, but number one in our hearts’ – Tipperary GAA community devastated following death of Aoife (22)
Tributes have been paid following the death of a young Tipperary woman who had a passion for Gaelic games, and who was a “role model to both young and old....
‘Put the plug back in the camera when leaving the pub’ – Covid-breaches trial of ex-Dublin mayor Nial Ring and business partner told of note left in premises
A former lord mayor of Dublin and his business partner have admitted that they breached Covid regulations by joining a group of men to drink in an office a...
Major chocolate recall in Irish supermarkets over fear of ‘hidden stones’ in bar
A major recall has been issued for specific batches of chocolate bars sold in select Irish supermarkets due to concerns they may contain small stones.
Special report: Inside the changes paramedics say put lives at risk
The first of multiple and increasingly desperate 999 calls was recorded just before teatime.
Man charged with drugs possession linked to ‘New IRA’
The 20-year-old is expected to appear before Belfast Magistrates Court on April 29
Verona Murphy: Irish parliament to vote on confidence in speaker
Murphy, who has the support of the government, is expected to survive the vote.