"When decisions are being made that could hurt jobs, businesses, and investment back home, we need to be at the table" ...

Ireland’s Ambassador to Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay, Gerard McCoy, marks St. Patrick’s Day with a review of diplomatic ...

UK premier Keir Starmer will prod fellow leaders Saturday to sign up to a coalition willing to protect any eventual ceasefire ...

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Ireland should declare war on poverty, homelessness and ill health at home, rather than send its soldiers to die in someone ...

Hysteria accompanies the possible impact of Donald Trump’s tariffs on what is currently described as the “successful” Irish economy. We must be careful. The last thing we want is to return to those ...

Mike Nesbitt’s warning to the Trump administration not to give the United Kingdom a more favourable trade deal than the ...

The deputy First Minister says NATO membership – as well as being part of the UK – puts Northern Ireland in a good position ...

The threat of US tariffs on alcoholic drinks from the EU "is a very serious issue", Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned, as he also said it was time to stop “demonising” energy hungry data centres.

Micheál Martin affected the look of a man who suddenly had found himself involved in a carny sideshow as the president went a'wandering in his mind.

US threat of drinks tariffs a serious issue, says Irish premier - Friday marks the final day of engagements of the ...

Micheál Martin said tariffs and counter-tariffs are “not good” and could “damage” certain sectors of the Irish economy.