EU foreign policy chief suggests she should represent Europe in Ukraine peace talks
‘VIP escort’ for individual requiring medical treatment abroad carried out ‘at height of arrivals’ of heads of state
Micheál Martin
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Simon Harris’s letter invites all-island party leaders to discuss future constitution
Tánaiste asks colleagues to accept proposal in ‘constructive and respectful spirit’ intended
Zelenskiy meeting with US envoys overshadows EPC summit in Dublin
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EU summit: Leaders demand all hands on deck to fund Ukraine aid package
Reluctance from nationalist governments to join EU loan plan for Ukraine ‘not acceptable’, Kyiv backers say
Welcoming Taoiseach finds hugs and kisses the first political pitfall at Dublin’s EPC summit
Micheál Martin had to greet 50 world leaders individually, exuding warmth while respecting cultural and personal differences
The EU is offering cheap money to drag Ireland’s defences into the dangerous new world
Having inexplicably opted out of availing of a loan when it was launched a year ago, Ireland has a new opportunity to join the scheme
Ukraine dominates agenda as Europe’s leaders attend EPC summit in Dublin
US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner flew in to Dublin to brief Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Russia talks
Zelenskiy says Europe to be included in Ukraine peace talks as he meets US envoys in Dublin
Dublin city road closures in place for EPC summit as leaders discuss Ukraine war and other major issues
US and Russia know Ukraine deal impossible without Europe, Taoiseach says
Idea of zones of influence around the world belong in ‘dustbin of history’, European Council president says
Micheál Martin’s rare hesitation about his future revives rumour mill in Fianna Fáil
Taoiseach responded to question about next election by saying he would lead ‘in the coming years and so on’
In pictures: the EPC Summit in Dublin
Andy Burnham, Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney among visiting leaders at Dublin’s Convention Centre
Taoiseach condemns blocking of aid to Gaza but says action at summits ‘unlikely’
On Russia, Micheál Martin said it remains to be determined whether Vladimir Putin is serious about Ukraine peace talks
Stars finally align as strikes averted before showcase Dublin meeting
If there were a red carpet in the political world, it would have to be rolled out as 50 political leaders gather in Ireland
Short-term lets Bill passes Dáil as Taoiseach criticises Healy-Rae ‘scaremongering’
Plan establishes national register of rental accommodation covering stays of up to 21 nights
The traffic chaos is temporary. What happens this week in Dublin could have lasting impact
Managing today’s meeting is a real test for Ireland
Zelenskiy says there is ‘window’ for Russia peace deal ahead of Dublin talks
Taoiseach says State will not send Ukrainians eligible for military service back home as president hopes for people to return
Ireland in talks to use Ukrainian drone technology for maritime security
Volodymyr Zelenskiy, who met Taoiseach in Dublin on Wednesday, said Kyiv is ‘ready for co-production’
Taoiseach urged to make formal State apology to thalidomide victims on November anniversary
Date in late November marks 65th anniversary of international withdrawal of morning sickness drug linked to birth defects
Government wants to send Irish troops on ‘Israel-friendly mission’, Mary Lou McDonald claims
Taoiseach reacts angrily, describing Sinn Féin leader’s claim as a ‘despicable, outrageous distortion of truth’
Public sector pay increases worth 10.75% over 33 months being considered by unions
‘Impossible to say’ if Thursday’s planned national strike action would go ahead or not, says Fórsa’s Kevin Callinan
‘Mood music’ improves in pay talks, though uncertainty sees strike planning proceed
Optimism of deal improved on Government side but pensions among a number of outstanding issues
Hospital at centre of staffing and funding row faced risk of quarterly €300,000 fines
Cork University Hospital has been under scrutiny in recent months after its chief executive wrote to the HSE raising concerns about patient safety risks
High politics and traffic chaos: Europe’s leaders are coming to Dublin
Nearly 50 European leaders will meet in Dublin for a major summit this week
Fine Gael debate on unification offered ‘every opinion under the sun’
Many questions remain unanswered, but subject is now firmly on the radar
Micheál Martin lays wreath at Enniskillen commemoration 40 years after IRA bombing
First Minister Michelle O’Neill prevented from officially attending Remembrance Sunday events due to Drumcree fallout
Bomb threats heighten tensions as world leaders due to meet in Dublin
The threat of an attack or security incident at high level meetings on Thursday and Friday is regarded as ‘substantial’
State will ‘go after’ those responsible for bomb threats, Taoiseach says
Media organisations received an emailed threat shortly after 8.30am, with evacuations resulting in broadcast disruption
‘People will die’: The secret recording, the Taoiseach and turmoil at Cork’s main hospital
A row over staffing and resources at Cork University Hospital intensified amid ‘false assertions’ of political pressure that were subsequently recanted
Top HSE chief in southwest apologises for false comments about Taoiseach’s office
Andy Phillips says he did not receive any instruction to reprimand hospital executive over patient safety warning
Resetting the Republic. How to Build a Better Ireland: an engaging analysis of how we got here, and a vision for the future
Conor Brady outlines why the State’s political and administrative structures require a radical overhaul
Sinn Féin could do more to support Catholic recruitment in PSNI, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin is first holder of his office to attend attestation ceremony for new police graduates in Northern Ireland
Limerick mayor warns of public safety impact from €660,000 funding shortfall for CCTV
Ministers told that shutting down service could open door for return to violence that has blighted the city in the past
RTÉ Radio chaos brings out best in David McCullagh but bomb threats underline vulnerabilities
Widespread disruption on the airwaves prompts dismay and giddiness among presenters plus confusion for listeners
Micheál Martin to be first taoiseach to attend PSNI graduation today
Anniversary of police reform marked by taoiseach as chief constable calls on North’s politicians to ‘do their bit’ to support PSNI
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