Sinn Féin will not attend St Patrick’s Day White House events, party confirms
Trump’s backing of Israel in war in Gaza cited by Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill as reason for boycott
Trump’s backing of Israel in war in Gaza cited by Mary Lou McDonald and Michelle O’Neill as reason for boycott
‘Woke, decadent Europe not facing civilisational erasure,’ says European Union foreign policy chief
Private jet that landed in Co Clare while travelling to Egypt is latest of six aircraft to do so in last year
Former anti-trust chief departs after months of internal acrimony over light-touch regulation
Tom Homan says Trump has backed ‘significant drawdown’ in state where two US citizens were killed
Concern for humane treatment and respect for legal accountability are not mutually exclusive
International Protection Bill ‘a profound failure of political judgment’, Sinn Féin’s Darren O’Rourke tells Dáil
Associate of Jeffrey Epstein invoked fifth amendment of US constitution and refused to testify before Congress
Have you been in a bidding war, or seen the price of a house rise far above its original asking price?
Seamus Culleton has been in a detention facility in Texas for nearly five months despite having no criminal record
The controversial agency chartered small private aircraft for the removal operations
Public also gives views on triple lock, a visit by Donald Trump and social media regulation
Investigation reveals private jet owned by tycoon linked to US president Donald Trump used for contentious flights
‘I’ve known you for ten years. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a smile on your face,’ Trump tells Kaitlan Collins during Oval Office event
US president has sought to restrict people from countries he and other officials cast as undesirable
A week after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, protesters fill the streets while immigrant communities stay home
The image of Liam Conejo Ramos, wearing a blue winter hat and Spider-Man backpack while in custody, spurred outrage across the US
US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick is now Trump’s loudest and brashest defender but he wasn’t always a fan
Hegseth says US forces prepared to follow Trump’s orders to ensure Tehran does not pursue nuclear weapons capability
President’s sudden switch of tone after latest killing by immigration agents in Minneapolis has exposed Republican Party cracks
Border forces have been deployed in the American heartlands – masked, camouflaged and bristling with firearms
Republican senators join calls for fuller investigation
Rush to blame Pretti and exonerate immigration agents deviates from the way law enforcement investigations are normally carried out
A selection of imagery from various news wires showing the situation in the aftermath of the shooting.
China and Canada recently reached wide-ranging agreement to lower economic barriers and rebuild ties
Demonstration at international airport took place on day of action that saw businesses close and workers take to streets
Simon Harris does not see any scenario in which Ireland would join Donald Trump’s proposed Board of Peace
Time has come to throw out that old rule book. The Gordian knot must be cut
What unfolds over the coming days and weeks could still well define the transatlantic relationship for years to come
Labour warns if Taoiseach goes to White House, ‘it should be about delivering a message’
Trump administration advisers ‘were convinced it was a political trial’ to remove far-right leader from the presidential race
President uses rambling press briefing to vent his frustration at lack of public praise and approval for his year of accomplishment
The US president is now 12 months into his second term, but this may be his last year as the only relevant player on stage
Agency chief also warns about corrosive impact to transatlantic trade from current Greenland debacle
US president scheduled to make his first appearance in six years amid simmering tensions over Greenland
Department of Finance documents, published on Friday, note agreement on tariffs of critical importance to economy
Agreement between EU and South American bloc signed by commission president Ursula von der Leyen on Saturday
Inequality widening globally, says charity in report that coincides with start of Davos forum
Minnesota governor Tim Walz and Minneapolis mayor denounce move that comes in wake of killing of Renee Good by immigration agent
Karoline Leavitt launches tirade against Niall Stanage over the killing of Renee Good by an immigration agent
Putting your head above the parapet in Trump’s America risks sanction
Ronald Lauder, heir to Estée Lauder fortune, seems to have invested in a boutique water company based in a mouldy, former school
Nobel Peace Prize winner dedicated her award to the US president but has been rebuffed so far
Agreement allows Nvidia to ship AI processors to China
US president Donald Trump has vowed to take control of Arctic island ‘the easy way or the hard way’
Former US president and one-time White House candidate may face criminal charges if held in contempt by committee
Last year saw a dizzying number of levies imposed, lifted and reimposed by the US on imports from around the world
Nobody disputes there’s a realpolitik element to dealing with Trump but Europe’s flattery has delivered nothing
Dublin closes the day down 0.8%
From Venezuela to Greenland, Miller offers a strongman’s view of the world in Trump’s second term
Venezuelan president’s capture by US is ‘complex when it comes to international law’, says Tánaiste
It may have occurred to him as he spoke, as well as to millions watching, that the US president has another three years left in office
US president accuse British broadcaster of splicing two parts of speech ahead of 2021 US Capitol riot
Adoption of sans-serif Calibri was ‘wasteful’ diversity move, US secretary of state tells diplomats
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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