Tanaiste Micheal Martin said Ireland needed to take ‘one step at a time’ in relation to the incoming US administration.

Irish leaders have indicated they are content with the handling of recent weather as the end of the cold snap is in sight.

An Independent Disciplinary Panel's decision to hand Connacht and Ireland winger Mack Hansen a three-week ban has received ...

Aontú leader Peadar Toibin had suggested that weather warnings issued to some parts of the country were an "overreaction" ...

The family of missing Co Down man Philip Porter have endured a “devastating” Christmas period without word of their loved one ...

Anti-war protests were staged as Mrs Clinton, a former US presidential candidate, addressed a summit at the university ...

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The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) will be sending £25 Cold Weather Payments to eligible households in 51 more ...

Tánaiste Micheál Martin has said Ireland needs to “hold our nerve” and not overreact as Donald Trump becomes US president. Mr Martin was speaking after the US president-elect refused to rule out ...

In case after case, town after town, police and local officials were more concerned with avoiding accusations of racism and ...

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An amber cold weather alert covering the whole of England has been extended again as a UK-wide cold snap continues. The cold ...