Trump's tariffs will be negative the world over, says ECB's Lagarde

The Taoiseach sent emails he received from his Cork South-Central constituents for the Housing Minister to examine.

Joseph James Porter, a part-time UDR soldier, was killed in Armagh in 1979.

The PSNI said groups of young people are gathering in the Broadway area of south Belfast.

With demand for its lifesaving services at a high, the charity is putting out its own ‘Mayday’ call, and urging the public to get involved with its national fundraising event, the Mayday Mile.

Loftus Hall, reputed to be Ireland’s most haunted house, is up for sale again after extensive renovation

Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers has denied reports that the Occupied Territories Bill will be “shelved” in a bid to appease the United States

Gardaí arrested two men after seizing cannabis worth €2.2 million in Co Donegal on Tuesday

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Mr Lowry is a former Fine Gael minister.

An ongoing row over speaking rights in the Dáil has led to a lack of co-operation to establish the committees

Daa says spiral ramps demolition “will unlock a critical development opportunity at the core of the Dublin Airport campus”

The currently derelict Dooley’s Pub will be converted to include a community facility

The Mothers Against Genocide group says one woman was subject to a cavity search, while others were strip searched.

The Government motion expressing that the Dáil has confidence in the Ceann Comhairle passed by 96 votes to 71, with two abstentions.

The Court of Appeal roundly criticised a 'hopeless' allegation of fraud made against the Revenue by Paul Howard and Una McClean

The couple who cannot be named by order of the court are suing for nervous shock over the death of their daughter four years ago

Regin Parithapara Rajan (43) has denied the murder of his 38-year-old wife Deepa Paruthiyezhuth Dinamani (38) at the property they were renting in Wilton in Cork

The Dáil is debating a confidence motion in Ceann Comhairle Verona Murphy over her role in approving a vote which allowed the Government to make changes to speaking time in the Dáil. 

At noon on Tuesday, emergency services responded to a flat at the Old Convent on Basin Street and discovered a man in his 60s unresponsive at the scene.