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Tánaiste supports inquiry into string of failed cases against Limerick gardaí
Opinion: Modern media has a problem - just look at the Oval Office meeting
Steve Dempsey
Over 130 electric buses 'lying idle' due to a lack of charging points at depots
Gerry Adams in London court to reject allegations and assert 'legitimacy of the republican cause'
Britain, Japan and four other nations 'ready to contribute' to ensuring safe passage of ships
Eviction notices jumped 41% at the end of last year
Hauliers to meet minister today amid threat of ‘immediate protest action’ over fuel prices
Trump says ‘NO MORE ATTACKS’ on Iran gas field, but warns US could ‘blow up’ site if Qatar hit again
EU leaders meet to discuss Iran today - will they leave Trump even more isolated?
Government spent over €400,000 in last two years to attract construction workers back to Ireland
Ireland prioritising data centres, Taoiseach tells US as Trump says ‘buy our stuff’
Dozens of staff at Claire's Accessories face weeks without pay as stores closed down
Staff at multiple outlets in the Irish chain have been told their jobs are gone but they won’t receive any notice of redundancy until the second week of April.
Late night TV hosts make fun of Trump misgendering President Connolly
Drogheda United chairperson Joanna Byrne no intention of resigning after demand from club owners
Deputy First Minister says Trump's comment about an Irish 'merger' was 'just a bit of banter'
Joe Kent, who quit as Trump's counter-terror chief, is a conspiracy theorist with far-right pals
The cost of buying a home is up - and €680,000 is the average price of a house in south Dublin
Hauliers threaten protest and 'catastrophic' consequences if government does not cut fuel tax
'Dogs on the street knew': KC quotes Say Nothing book as Adams faces more questions in court
Scottish Parliament votes against assisted dying Bill
Mixed reaction to Taoiseach's Oval Office outing as opposition parties slam 'wasted opportunity'
Zohran Mamdani namechecks James Connolly and Dunnes Stores strike in St Patrick’s Day message
Minister says Government agrees with Connolly on breaches of international law in Middle East
Inside the room: More relaxed and assured - but it was still hard for Martin to get a word in
Quiz: How well do you know these green things?
In a surprise twist, Biden was the first president to show up at a US St Patrick's event today
Six key moments from the Taoiseach and Trump's Oval Office press conference
Taoiseach tells Trump Iranians want 'peace' as he voices support for 'different regime'
"You watch": Trump claims fuel prices in Ireland will 'drop like a rock' once Iran war is over
Taoiseach defends Keir Starmer as Trump once again says he is 'no Winston Churchill'
US counter-terrorism chief appointed by Trump resigns over war in Iran
US vice president JD Vance urged to visit Ireland by Taoiseach during Washington DC breakfast
Taoiseach quizzed on negative headlines back home in Fox News interview
All the updates as the Taoiseach makes his annual St Patrick's Day visit to Washington
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Gerry Adams takes the stand in London court over alleged IRA membership
Fresh explosions in Dubai and Doha as Israel launches 'wide-scale' strikes on Tehran