Taoiseach urges Trump to tread carefully on pharma tariffs
Micheál Martin says Ireland has added value to the global reach of Big Pharma companies that have operations in the State
Trump should use influence with Netanyahu to stop war in Gaza, says Taoiseach
‘The EU also has to continue to put pressure on Israel’
Gardaí begin murder investigation following man’s death in Carrick-on-Suir
Railway worker Ian Walsh found dead at his home in Co Tipperary by family members early on Monday morning
Tributes to Irish woman found dead on New York yacht as police investigate what happened
Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra was found unconscious on vessel at exclusive Montauk Yacht Club
No Irish leader exerted as much global influence as Daniel O’Connell, commemoration hears
‘The Liberator’ symbolised hope for those fighting to abolish slavery, Taoiseach tells event
‘It knocked my self-belief’: Adi Roche reflects on ‘shockingly dirty’ presidential campaign
Former presidential nominee says prospective candidates ‘need to think very carefully’ before going forward
Man further remanded in custody following alleged assault on pensioner in Waterford
David Norris of Assumption Terrace, Rosbercon, New Ross, Co Wexford made his second appearance in court on Tuesday
Daniel O’Connell would have enjoyed his life being celebrated 250 years on, says historian
The Liberator’s ancestral home in Kerry will hold a number of events from Wednesday to mark his anniversary
Investigation under way after body found in Cork house
Postmortem on 58-year-old man to take place on Wednesday
Tributes paid to Irish Rail worker found dead in his home
Colleagues of Ian Walsh (49) and those in the industry recall his passion for rail and transport heritage
Man who died after being found with injuries in Waterford named locally
A man in his 30s was arrested and charged on Sunday
Murder investigation expected after discovery of man with stab wounds in Tipperary
Man named locally as Irish Rail employee Ian Walsh (49) was found in a house in Carrick-on-Suir
Croatian truck driver remanded in custody over €2 million drugs haul in Cork
Robert Slivar (59) was brought before a special sitting of Cork District Court on Saturday
‘I thought bowling was part of religion’ – spreading the gospel of road bowling
The traditional Irish sport goes back 300 years but now has devotees from as far away as New York and West Virginia
Cork’s oldest All-Ireland medal winner recalls cycling to a final at Croke Park in 1943
Jimmy Lynam (99) played on two All-Ireland winning Cork teams in the 1950s, and says Tipperary won’t be an easy match on Sunday