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Fourteen US members of Congress have separately urged the British government to cancel the planned Orange Order parade.
EU tax rules, excise duties and a €1.5 billion budget pot leave ministers with few options to ease the cost of filling the tank.
A bipartisan group of US Congress members has called on Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant to put a stop to the Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road.
The youth, now aged 17, pleaded guilty at Mullingar Circuit Criminal Court to criminal damage and arson offences in 2025 targeting seven properties.
The leaders of the country's largest public sector trade unions have written to Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers saying there is currently no basis for them to engage in a negotiation on a new public sector pay deal.
Those involved in drug-intimidation campaign ‘far more sinister and a lot more dangerous’ than Dickens’s child offenders, says judge
Sinn Féin, Labour and the SocDems outlined today what they would do if they sat at the top table.
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Anyone earning €70,000 or less a year should receive a €400 energy credit as part of next week's budget, the Social Democrats has said.
A small group of protesters from the Stop the Game campaign have gathered in Ballsbridge ahead of the Ireland Austria game in the Aviva Stadium this evening.
Hundreds of students from across the country are protesting in Dublin, demanding greater Government investment in higher education.
The planned commission of investigation into significant delays for child scoliosis and spina bifida surgeries must not "airbrush" out promises made by Simon Harris in 2017 when he was minister for health, Social Democrats health spokesperson Pádraig Rice has said.
Ireland's prison system is "sinking under the weight of prison numbers", according to a report by the Irish Penal Reform Trust.
The men were released without charge and a file will be prepared for the Director of Public Prosecutions.
The Universal Social Charge was introduced as an emergency measure, but workers still pay it on every payslip. Budget 2027 should start a serious conversation about reforming this tax.
The US government's AI chatbot has stopped answering some political questions after it drew attention for contradicting some of President Donald Trump's contentious political claims.
Residents oppose proposed relocation of bus terminus and traffic restrictions at Taney junction
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said Israel will get to the "root" of the co-pilot who engaged in a foiled attempt to crash an Israel-bound flydubai flight.
French security forces detained over 600 people while dozens of police and gendarmes were wounded as protests that have seen blockades of high schools and violent clashes escalated, the interior minister said.
Members of the public accused the minister of ‘grandstanding’, ‘bullying’ and ignoring women’s concerns.
Group behind move asked people to leave home, work or wherever they are for 15 minutes
‘Eastern Pearl’ first exercise of its type, with plans for more complex British-Irish co-operation amid Russian aggression
O’Donovan made the comment in relation to the FAI’s decision to fulfil the Nations League fixtures against Israel.
British broadcaster and campaigner Esther Rantzen has died at the age of 86, her family said in a statement.
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said there are "strong indications" Iran played a part in a suspected terror plot near RAF Fairford.
The government argues the new rules will align Ireland more closely with our EU neighbours.
A new Bill tomorrow puts the Housing Commission’s recommendation for a referendum back in the spotlight.
There have been robust exchanges at the Health Committee with disagreements between members and witnesses over the mandatory three-day waiting period under current abortion legislation.
Former Minister for Justice Helen McEntee relied on a law designed solely for investigating garda commissioners to justify sending a garda whistleblower file back to the gardaí.
Morale amongst rural publicans is at rock bottom as pubs continue to close and costs continue to rise, according to the president of the Vintners' Federation of Ireland.
Lawyers for the Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition have issued a fresh legal bid to prevent the Drumcree march.
The winner secured more than 100,000 votes.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has acknowledged he could go "all the way" and propose rejoining the European Union as he considers the UK's future relationship with Brussels.
The Garvaghy Road Residents Coalition is seeking a meeting with PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher as it continues its bid to stop a contentious Orange Order march at Drumcree.
Labour’s election manifesto in 2024 ruled out joining a customs union, free travel area or the single market.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has urged Americans to vote out US President Donald Trump's allies in Congress as United States forces were due to withdraw from their remaining bases in neighbouring Iraq today in a departure celebrated by Tehran.
European countries should have shown more solidarity and offered more support to Spain after the mass arrival in Ceuta of tens of thousands of migrants, Spanish King Felipe VI said during a gala dinner to mark a visit by French President Emmanuel Macron.
The US president said he was seeing “tremendous self-policing” from AI companies after meeting some of the world’s biggest tech bosses.
Donald Trump has stressed self-regulation over government rules at a major gathering of AI executives and government officials at the White House.
The image of the Jennifer Carroll MacNeill with Yoseph Haddad resurfaced after he attended Ireland’s controversial Nations League match on Sunday.
Campaigners suffered a setback to their bid to stop Microsoft developing a data centre campus this week.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham faces pressure to commit Labour to rejoining the EU after he promised to look at all options for a closer relationship with the bloc.
Within his hour-long address, the UK prime minister grew emotional as he said he believes in the UK his father represented as a trade unionist.
Court hears of ‘significant’ and ‘out of blue’ change of practice by Minister for Justice
America’s tech billionaires once promised an AI-powered economic boom, and Trump bought it. Now data centres are becoming a key election issue.
Move comes as unions exert pressure on Coalition to start talks on new pay agreement
Bono likened the minister to Himmler, while Ben-Gvir described the musician as a terrorist.
Bertie Ahern was head of the government during the height of the dispute, and said the Garvaghy Road residents have not changed their position on the Orange Order march.
