Danish move comes after White House talks over the future of the Arctic island ended after just 50 minutes

Ireland’s climate experience closely follows the global trend, with 2025 the country’s second-warmest year on record

Trip by former party senator and general secretary in 2019 has attracted renewed criticism in recent days

Justice Minister says new legislation aims to strike a balance between the rights of asylum applicants and the wellbeing of the State

Taoiseach plays down any risk to Ireland from Donald Trump’s tariff threat against countries trading with Iran

Opposition parties set to focus on affordability and Government waste and bureaucracy

Under EU Artificial Intelligence Act there could be fines of up to €35 million or 7% of global turnover for large tech companies found to be in violation of the regulations

Correspondence released under Freedom of information reveals the Fórsa trade union has expressed ‘serious concerns’

Fine Gael tops list at more than €643,000 in unsuccessful bid to ensure former minister Heather Humphreys’ election

Barry Andrews said pharmaceuticals, tech and chemicals sectors stood to benefit from deal, as France announces decision to vote against

Simon Harris said the government’s position stands: ‘We will vote against the agreement’

Tánaiste ‘would imagine’ rules on accessing State’s skies were followed on previous flight

Venezuelan president’s capture by US is ‘complex when it comes to international law’, says Tánaiste

Regulator, Rape Crisis Ireland and civil liberties campaigners criticise generated images using Grok

Catholic Primate of Ireland Eamon Martin asked Taoiseach to do all he could to support plea of murder victim’s family