Europe

The Republic looks to be facing stiff competition from Germany and Italy in the race to secure a major new Intel investment. Rome is drawing up an o(...)

The traffic of people from the Middle East to the borders of the European Union by the Belarus regime as a tactic to pressure member states is “morall(...)

For a record breaking third successive year a small museum in Dublin has seen off some of the largest and most famous visitor experiences in the world(...)

Ready, set, go? After what seems like forever it looks as though e-scooters will soon be legally permitted on Irish roads. The Government approved dra(...)

US medical device business Edwards Lifesciences is to create an additional 250 jobs at its Limerick manufacturing site, bringing the total number empl(...)

Many Travellers have their first positive experience of school in prison, an Oireachtas committee heard on Thursday. Anne Costello, coordinator of th(...)

European Union leaders attempted to talk Poland down from an audacious challenge to the EU’s legal order at a tense summit in Brussels on Thursday tha(...)

European markets steadied on Thursday as mining stocks fell on property developer China Evergrande’s woes. DUBLIN A difficult day for Dublin’s heavy(...)

European stocks retreated from six-week highs on Thursday, with miners leading the declines on renewed concerns about China’s property sector, while m(...)

I read that the Government is introducing antigen tests to help prevent the further spread of Covid-19. How will this work? Fully vaccinated close con(...)