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The family of Brian Stack, who was murdered by the IRA, will receive a State apology in the Dáil for failings in the subsequent investigations into his killing.

The UK government has approved plans to begin drilling in the Jackdaw gas field in the North Sea.

Elon Musk has said a merger of his two companies SpaceX and Tesla would be "a good idea" and that they had formed special committees to discuss a union.

Senior hospital management in the midwest health region have raised serious concerns about staffing shortages and ongoing patient safety issues across the region.

Senior hospital management in the midwest health region have raised serious concerns about staffing shortages and ongoing patient safety issues across the region.

US special envoy ⁠Steve Witkoff will arrive in Russia's St Petersburg for a meeting with Russian President ‌Vladimir ⁠Putin.

The world has lost the opportunity to prevent global warming significantly exceeding the critical threshold of 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels, according to a major new United Nations report.

The Latino vote is key to election results in Miami-Dade, but how will it play out as Latino voters appear to trend more and more conservative?

A man who allegedly drove his car into Australian politician Helen Haines outside ⁠her electoral office has appeared in court, as police seek to understand the motive for the rare attack on an elected official.

Public hospitals are losing millions of euro a year due to unpaid bills from private health insurers, new figures show.

Public hospitals are losing millions of euro a year due to unpaid bills from private health insurers, new figures reveal.

A Status Yellow rain warning for counties Dublin and Wicklow is in effect ahead of the arrival of the first named storm of the season tomorrow.

Enough renewable electricity to power almost half a million Irish homes was lost during the first nine months of this year because of limitations on the electricity system.

More than a third of employers have yet to model the impact of AI on their workforce, according to new research from business group Ibec.

In Britain, the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill has passed all stages in the House of Commons.

The Government has defended its handling of its draft long-term EU budget, following criticism by the EU's foreign policy chief that 17% cuts to Europe's foreign and international development budget would badly hamper the EU's ability to confront mounting…

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland has recalled batches of Supervalu and Centra salmon, mackerel and prawn cocktail products due to the presence of Listeria monocytogenes.

A decision by the Minister for Justice to refuse a study visa to a Gazan student is unlawful and irrational and should be set aside, lawyers representing dozens of Gaza students seeking judicial reviews of decisions to refuse study visas have argued at the

A plan by the Road Safety Authority to install breathalysers in pubs and hotels nationwide has been stood down.

The Defence Forces said it is not expecting an exodus from the force once the peacekeeping mission in Southern Lebanon comes to an end later this year.

A judge has said he finds it astounding that solicitors are not attending court to represent clients who are in custody as part of the legal aid dispute.

The father of triple murder accused Robert O'Connor died after suffering 44 stab wounds at his Co Louth home, while his wife was stabbed at least 20 times, the Central Criminal Court has heard.

A beluga whale, normally found in Arctic and sub-Arctic waters, has been spotted in Donegal Bay.

A man on trial for the alleged murder of his father will watch the proceedings by video-link after a judge noticed the accused was making "humming noises".

Five Irish medical professionals have returned to Ireland from Ukraine after teaching a trauma aid course for first responders in Kyiv last week.

Five Irish medical professionals have returned to Ireland from Ukraine after teaching a trauma aid course for first responders in Kyiv last week.

An Irish man and his girlfriend who got caught up in the riots in Paris at the weekend have said what they witnessed was "like seeing a warzone" after protesters looted shops and destroyed vehicles.

Aengus Cox runs through what exactly happened to Revolut services today and examines whether it could affect the fintech bank's reputation.

A former boxer has been jailed for 10 years for carrying out a severe beating of an elderly neighbour during an aggravated burglary.

A man accused of taking part in an assault on Dubliner Anthony Long, who died after being attacked in the summer, has had his case struck out.

A man charged with attacking Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae as he sat in traffic in Dublin has taken up bail and was granted a six-week adjournment pending directions from the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).

A couple whose baby boy died two days after he was born at Cork University Maternity Hospital has settled a High Court action against the HSE over his death.

Follow live as Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan engages on the ongoing legal aid dispute at the Oireachtas Committee on Justice.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is increasing drone attacks near EU member states bordering the Black Sea to limit Ukrainian export routes, a senior EU official has warned.

Three people have been arrested in connection with the arson attack and murder of four people in Waterford city last week.

Little more than three months after Adam Raine's death, his parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against OpenAI alleging ChatGPT fostered a relationship of dependency with their son.

Tusla has expressed deep regret over its inability to fulfill its statutory obligation in providing "timely access" to special care for some young people subject to a High Court order.

Labour TD Alan Kelly has called for a public inquiry into the issue of garda gun holsters and whistleblowers.

St James's Hospital has apologised to a woman for "failings in its care" which resulted in her having invasive breast surgery while pregnant.

Three people were arrested and two gardaí were taken to hospital after their car was damaged during the pursuit of a stolen car in south Dublin in the early hours of this morning.

Paddy Power owner Flutter is to cut around 1,400 jobs in the UK and Ireland as part of a major restructuring after being hit by increases to UK gambling taxes.

Opposition parties have said that they will oppose the scrapping of the Triple Lock when legislation to amend it goes before the Dáil tomorrow.

The Minister for Children has secured Government approval to make a High Court application to publish documents relating to burials at Bessborough.

U2 will headline the halftime show during an NFL game in California next month, with the performance to be streamed live on Netflix.

A man and a woman, who are charged in connection with an arson attack in Waterford city in which four people died last week, have been further remanded in custody.

Seven men have been charged with violent disorder in relation to a disturbance at a property on Ormond Quay in Dublin over two years ago.

The Tesla Roadster demo was brilliant theatre but who in Ireland decides if a car like that can use our roads if it ever goes on sale?

A man and a woman have died following a fire at a house near Innishannon, Co Cork, this morning.

A man and a woman have died following a fire at a house near Innishannon, Co Cork, this morning.

The decision to ban an Orange Order parade along the Garvaghy Road reflected the reality of the situation and the fact that the policing situation had changed, the High Court in Belfast has been told.