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President Donald Trump said ‘whatever they tax us, we will tax them’ from April 2.

I first met the poet Pat Ingoldsby, who died on Saturday aged 82, at a bus stop near the Mater Hospital in Dublin around 1988. He immediately started to ta...

Oakwood Theme Park, in Pembrokeshire, west Wales, announced on Tuesday that it will shut immediately after nearly 40 years.

When the time came, Jordi Murphy packed up his dressing room locker, packed up his house in Belfast and drove back to Dublin with no regrets.

A LOCAL councillor has expressed fears that “someone will be killed” on a busy Irish motorway after rocks were thrown at a packed school bus from a flyover. Gardai in…

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Killarney councillor Niall ‘Botty’ O’Callaghan knows first-hand just important the care the Irish Cancer Society’s nurses provide to families having lost h...

Irish people who worked in the UK could be entitled to a generous state pension pay out. And with the deadline to apply (April 5) edging closer, John Ring,...

US President Donald Trump has paused all military aid to Ukraine following his clash with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky last week, a White House o...

Theatre maker and dance artist Tatiana dos Santos has been announced as the New Irish Theatre Artist in Residence at Cork Opera House and University Colleg...

As demand for properties soars, so does the risk of falling victim to rental fraud.

Galway are hoping to welcome Daithi Burke and Cathal Mannion back into the fold before the end of their league campaign.