Take shorter showers and drive less to cut costs, Ryan to suggest
Green leader to offer Cabinet proposals aimed at offsetting cost-of-living surge
Minister urges drivers to slow down and cut fuel consumption
Risk of rationing ‘low’, but anything could happen in ‘very mad world’, cautions Ryan
Cost-rental scheme to be open to households earning up to €82,000
Single people as well as dual-income households to be eligible to apply under scheme
One million digital Covid certs expected to be issued by Wednesday
Committee told the aim is to issue 1.9 million digital Covid certificates by July 19th
Fidesz quits Fine Gael's EPP group in European Parliament showdown
Hungarian leader Orban pulls out MEPs after EPP votes for new rules that allow it to suspend or expel party colleagues
Amy Coney Barrett confirmation hearing to begin in US Senate
Judiciary committee will hold four days of hearings set to involve ethical clash
Meghan Markle’s father could be called to give evidence against her
Duchess of Sussex sueing Mail on Sunday over publication of extracts from letter
Erdogan strikes deal with Putin on Syrian operation
Russian and Syrian forces to deploy in northeast Syria to remove Kurdish militia
‘Tsunami of vulnerable people’ worried over impact of Brexit
Veteran activist Bernadette McAliskey says migrants in panic and fear over where they will stand post-Brexit
Turkey castigates call to withdraw army and militias from Kurdish Afrin district
Jihadis in villages of non-Muslim Yazidi Kurds persecute them for their faith and ethnicity
The Irish man ‘fighting fascism’ in Syria: ‘I was always curious how I’d react to battle’
At least three Irish men are fighting with Kurds in Syria, part of an international battalion of ‘villagers, students, sons of butchers, socialists and anarchists’
Turkish forces and Syrian allies take ‘total control’ of Afrin
Kurdish militia YPG evacuates civilians due to ‘massacres’ in border region
Turkey’s missile deal evidence West must rethink policy
Ties between Ankara and West eroding as Turkey moves closer to dictatorship
US-backed forces enter Islamic State ‘capital’ Raqqa
Kurdish and Arab fighters prepare for long campaign as terrorists boost defences
Welfare fraudsters to be named and shamed under new plan
Varadkar says complaints about privacy of offenders are ‘rubbish’
Mary Robinson sent edible vegetable ‘bouquet’ after meat comment
Former president praised for suggesting people go vegan or vegetarian to save planet
Pedro Almodóvar: Writing for men is a ‘kind of torture’
The Spanish director on the making of his latest movie Julieta, his ‘unity with women’, and the lack of authenticity in modern cinema
Stop press: Last two journalists quit London’s Fleet Street
Fleet Street once housed thousands of journalists working for UK’s biggest papers
China closes social media accounts of property developer
Internet watchdog says comments critical of President Xi Jinping were ‘illegal’
Turkey blames Ankara car bombing on Kurds in Syria
Attack carried out by a Syrian national working with Kurdish militants, claims PM
Labour says it will reduce not abolish USC for €100,000 earners
Burton and Howlin statements put party at odds with Fine Gael election pledge
No end to Greece talks yet in sight as IMF deadline nears
Confusion about different versions of Greek plan does little to inspire confidence
Cabinet plan to remove jail for non-payment of some fines
‘We’re all concerned about people going to jail for two hours for not paying their TV licence’
Woman sentenced for harassing couple who outbid her on dream home
Former ‘Mother of the Year’ posted online ads inviting men to rape woman in California
Dozens killed in Baghdad as Islamic State ramps up campaign
As many as 150 dead in Iraqi capital this week in car bombings and mortar attacks
Turkey says Kobani ‘about to fall’ as Islamic State advances
Edges of Syrian town controlled by IS; Erdogan under pressure to join fight
Islamic State in Iraq has abducted girls as sex slaves, says UN
Sunni militants press assault on Syrian border town of Kobani despite air strikes
Postponing the pain could prove costly for China
Growth cannot be sustained by increasing indebtedness indefinitely
Chinese state media seek tough punishment for terrorists after attack
Assault on Tiananmen Square described as ‘jihad’
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