The Tánaiste has held further discussions with EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič as part of an ongoing engagement in preparation for the expected announcement of US tariffs and the impact they will have on EU-US trade.
Tariffs are one way for Donald Trump to achieve tax cuts, and Irish-based pharma industry may be a golden goose ready for plucking, writes Sean Whelan.
A man was pulled alive from the rubble of a Myanmar hotel, officials said, five days after a devastating earthquake hit the country, killing more than 2,800 people.
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced a major expansion of the military operation in Gaza and said large areas of the enclave would be seized and added to the security zones of Israel.
The number of personal injuries claims submitted to the Injuries Resolution Board last year rose by 1% to 20,318 when compared with 2023 - but still remain well below pre-pandemic levels.
New standing orders in the Dáil mean that the Regional Independent group, of which Michael Lowry is a member, will be able to ask questions of Taoiseach Micheál Martin for the first time.
European visitors to the UK will have to purchase an electronic permit in advance for trips from today, as the UK government follows other countries in seeking to strengthen immigration security by screening people before they cross its borders.
Alcohol Action Ireland has reiterated calls for a police-led, school-based early intervention scheme to safeguard children who experience domestic abuse.
The Trump administration is due to announce its plans for tariffs on goods imported by the US late this evening with new duties taking effect tomorrow.
One of the women arrested at a protest against Israeli attacks on Gaza at Leinster House was ordered to strip naked and subjected to "absolutely disgusting" treatment, the Dáil has heard.
Two Irish citizens living in Berlin have been issued with deportation orders for involvement in pro-Palestinian protests in the German capital, they have said in a statement.
Although the speaking rights row has run its course, with all the bad blood still swirling around, the Dáil looks prone to outbreaks of pyrotechnics, writes RTÉ's Political Correspondent Paul Cunningham.
