While there have been a few sparks in the early stages of the race for the Áras, the presidential election campaign is yet to fully catch fire. Here we look some of the potential runners and riders for the 2025 Presidential Election.
The fund holding back tax from iPhone-maker Apple owed to the Irish State rose in value by €470 million after expenses in the 16 months to May of this year.
A coroner has rejected calls to refer the circumstances of the death of an elderly Offaly farmer on the day after he got married to gardaí for a detailed forensic investigation.
Senior Russian officials have shrugged off yesterday's ultimatum by US President Donald Trump that the United States will impose tariffs on Russia and its trading partners if Moscow fails to halt its war in Ukraine within 50 days.
Gardaí have been contacted more than 950 times since their appeal last September relating to historical sexual abuse at schools run by religious orders.
Colin Farrell, Sharon Horgan and Ruth Negga have all been nominated for Emmy awards ahead of the ceremony that takes place in Los Angeles on September 14.
Two men have each been jailed for over four years for cutting down Britain's Sycamore Gap tree, a much-loved and well-known global landmark whose dramatic silhouette had featured in a Hollywood movie.
Former EU Commissioner Mairead McGuinness will be Fine Gael's candidate for the presidential election, while Independent TD Catherine Connolly is expected to launch her own campaign for the Presidency tomorrow.
The European Commission is targeting €72 billion worth of US goods - from Boeing aircraft and bourbon whiskey to cars - for possible tariffs if trade talks with the US fail.
The Oireachtas Foreign Affairs Committee has heard stinging criticism of the Occupied Territories Bill from former minister for justice Alan Shatter, who likened it to legislation passed in Germany in the 1930s.
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has said the bloc was leaving the door open to action against Israel over the war in Gaza if the humanitarian situation does not improve.
A framework agreement on trade between the European Union and the United States was "tantalisingly close" before President Donald Trump's letter threatening a 30% tariff on imports from the EU, the Tánaiste has said.
