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Philippine officials accuse Chinese fishermen of dumping cyanide in the South China Sea, raising environmental concerns and escalating tensions in the
The US military pullout from Asia amid Iran tensions impacts regional stability and delays Trump–Xi summit plans, raising concerns among US allies and
An expert suggests Noah Donohoe was likely alive when entering a storm drain, shedding new light on the Belfast inquest and raising questions about public
RTÉ appoints Annemarie Britz as its new chief financial officer, starting in autumn 2026. Learn about her background and what this means for Ireland's
Ireland's government responds to recent fuel protests with a €505 million support package, aiming to ease economic strain and restore normalcy after
Sinn Féin's no-confidence motion comes amid widespread fuel protests and rising costs, as roads remain blocked and the government faces mounting pressure
Ireland expands newborn heel prick screening to include SCID and SMA, offering early detection for these rare but serious conditions and improving child
Discover how the largest flotilla in recent years departs Barcelona with humanitarian aid for Gaza, highlighting global efforts to challenge the blockade
Two US warships transited the Strait of Hormuz this week. Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps warned any military approach would breach a two-week ceasefire.
Sinn Féin will table a no‑confidence motion next week. Ministers met at Government Buildings as Cabinet prepares emergency measures tonight. The move
Trucks and tractors left the gates at Foynes Port this morning. Protesters said they had made their point. Local gardaí brokered the end to several
Gaelic Park is set for a big day. Roscommon travel to New York for their Connacht quarter-final on Sunday.
Gardaí began clearing a makeshift blockade at Galway Port before 8am. The operation ended a high-profile protest that had cut fuel distribution across
Ireland has about 700 land-based weather stations. Yet clear, local flood warnings still often fail to reach people.
Anthropic’s new AI flagged thousands of security flaws in weeks. The company says the model is too dangerous to give to customers.
England held off a determined Ireland at Twickenham. Look, 77,120 people were in the stands — a Guinness Women’s Six Nations record.
Rosslare Europort could reach full capacity by tomorrow afternoon. That would force ferries to wait or divert elsewhere.
A Truth Social post set off alarm in Washington. Democrats escalated demands for impeachment or use of the 25th Amendment.
Met Éireann has put Cork, Kerry and Waterford on alert. The yellow thunderstorm warning runs until 7pm this evening.
London meet Mayo in Ruislip on Saturday afternoon.
Gusty winds and heavy showers are affecting parts of the country today. Met Éireann has put six counties on Status Yellow alert with differing end times.
Eamonn Holmes was taken ill last week. GB News says he suffered a stroke and is now responding to treatment. The broadcaster has asked for privacy while
About 600 forecourts have run dry this week.
Ireland are heading to Twickenham looking to earn respect. The team is serious about their goals and has a clearer plan this time.
The All‑Ireland chase kicks off in Ruislip today. It's the first of 56 championship games played over 107 days.
