Revenue warns hauliers will face sanctions if directions to visit customs posts are ignored

TD raises concerns over ‘take any emails off the system’ direction at internal HSE meeting

TDs told lack of detail on what will happen is leaving firms ‘preparing for the unknown’

Watchdog says grief compounded by personal items handed back in black plastic bags

Mick Mulvaney says Internal Market Bill is ‘safety net’ if there is no EU-UK trade deal

Health service agrees to reduced occupancy that will help stop spread of coronavirus

Former chief justice Susan Denham has been asked to begin work immediately on the review

Some people may be ‘letting their guards down’, says a covid-19 contact tracer in Galway

Private house clusters rising rapidly as restrictions eased

Data shows clusters in private houses now at 323 from 241 – an increase of 34% in a week

Guidance on infection control was published on Friday by State’s Health Protection Surveillance Centre

Nursing Homes Ireland says same-day Covid-19 testing would be required to reopen

Plane carrying 2.1 million face masks and 32,000 surgical gowns arrives from China

HSE declines to disclose rate paid to recruitment firm CPL hired to manage process

Government’s challenge is to move from ‘full lockdown’ to being ‘Covid ready’

Support for EU membership falls to 84 per cent, lowest level recorded in seven-year poll

New figures show how State has failed to protect nursing home residents

Gayle Smith of One Campaign warns poorest communities will be hurt most by Covid-19

U2 singer is just one of number of people the Government has sought crucial help from

Buymie says its tech could help stem spread of Covid-19 as Deliveroo goes contactless

Putin trying to project strength with bomber flights off Ireland, claims retired US admiral

Top official’s remarks come as Ibec calls for emergency employee payments

British royal family ‘determined’ to play part in protecting bond between countries, says Duke

Taoiseach said he vowed never to view EU payments as ‘simple accounting exercise’

Romano Prodi arrived from Emilia-Romagna hours before warning on non-essential travel from region

There are no rules and no time limits on how to put together a new administration

Killybegs Fisheries Organisation warns of British inconsistency in trade negotiations

These T-shirts' journey through the retail chain shows the challenges posed by the UK leaving the EU

Michael McNaughton says banks must be ‘less defensive’ about debt write-down plans

Len McCluskey says people could be ‘blown up’ in Northern Irish and British ports

Size of libel awards by juries and duration of cases has made Irish system ‘a laughing stock’

Court approves personal insolvency case that gives fund 72% stake in Clontarf house

Former PSNI constable says Northern Border area ‘still not normal policing environment’

Local managers warned they ‘haven’t learned lesson’ from Lunney attack

Goldy Hyder says firms seeking stability want to avoid ‘short-term pain’ of UK’s exit

Small print on operational details of complex Irish Sea border checks has yet to be written

Government says UK’s exit from EU is a ‘challenge that Ireland has the measure of’

Englishman signed will leaving cash to Sinn Féin while living in mobile home in Ireland

Brexit among topics during Irish-American’s three-day stay in Dublin and Clare

South Armagh people unsure of impact on them if UK crashes out of EU