Kidnapped Irish woman Gena Heraty will be ‘trying to negotiate her way out’, says employer
Working with children in Haiti isn’t a job for Gena Heraty, it’s a vocation, says chair of NPH Ireland
Capel Street attack: Gardaí study CCTV to determine how suspect obtained weapon
Garda suffered multiple stab wounds in knife attack in Dublin’s city centre
Sisters of rapist Richard Brennan want witnesses in trials to get paid leave from work
One said she was told she would have to take holiday or unpaid time off work to give evidence in court
Transport police recruitment could start by end of 2026, Minister says
New force would be separate from Garda and have powers of arrest, detention and pursuit, says Darragh O’Brien
White House confirms 15% tariff rate will include pharma and semiconductors
Both sides working on a joint statement, but EU cautions it amounts only to a ‘political agreement’ and will not be legally binding
Justin Kelly named as new Garda Commissioner to succeed Drew Harris
Minister for Justice Jim O’Callaghan recommends successful candidate to Government
Mary Robinson: Gaza situation is ‘unconscionable’ and ceasefire is ‘an utter urgency’
Former president calls for a parallel humanitarian and political approach
‘Economic vandalism’: Unions condemn plan to cut VAT for hospitality sector
Ictu says sector is growing not struggling after Peter Burke earlier said cut was aimed at keeping it ‘sustainable’
Sinéad O’Connor’s father: ‘I visit her grave every week. We have a conversation or I bring her up to date’
Seán O’Connor remembers Sinéad as sometimes cranky and on the edge, but he always had compassion for her
Paschal Donohoe defends decision not to repeat cost-of-living payments in upcoming budget
Minister emphasises need to rein in spending
An Post chief ‘absolutely furious’ at Cabinet leak as Taoiseach expresses ‘full confidence’ in company
Minister for Communications denies he is source for media report and insists company is ‘very viable’ and ‘profitable’
Trump’s 30% tariffs would have ‘very severe impact on economy’ - Taoiseach
European Commission is preparing its own set of tariffs if talks fail
Any EU trade deal with US would be limited in scope initially to avoid July 9th tariffs, von der Leyen says
European Commission president says it would be `impossible’ for any agreement next week to have trashed out the ‘very complex’ detail required for a full trade deal
Minister seeks to ease fears of Airbnb hosts over new short-term letting rules
Many people live in the homes they are renting out and so will not need planning permission, says James Browne
Review of all nursing homes operated by Emeis Ireland requested by Department of Health
Admissions to Portlaoise nursing home, one of two featured in RTÉ Investigates programme on Wednesday, halted due to ‘significant concerns’