Fourteen people, including five juveniles, were arrested for public order offences in Dublin's south city centre last night.

Minister for Finance, Pascal Donohoe, and finance ministers from the wealthy G7 group of nations will announce today whether they have agreed to support a minimum global level of corporate tax, aimed at getting multinationals - especially tech giants...

The Health Service Executive is in a "really strong position" heading into the Bank Holiday weekend, according to its Chief Executive, Paul Reid.

A clear-sighted discussion of technical issues is being poisoned by allegations of bad faith, hypocrisy, and even an accusation that the UK is playing footsie with potential loyalist violence during the marching season.

Searches for the famous Tiananmen Square "Tank Man" protest photo came up empty on Microsoft search engine Bing yesterday, raising censorship concerns on the anniversary of the deadly crackdown.

Since the first cases of Covid-19 arrived in Ireland last year, the coronavirus has infiltrated every aspect of life, sending ripples out and disturbing all in its path.

A US judge has overturned California's three-decade-old ban on assault weapons in a move swiftly condemned by the state's governor Gavin Newsom as gun-related homicides surge across America.

Politicians and canvassers will be combing the parks and public spaces of Dublin Bay South this bank holiday weekend in the hope of swaying voters in the upcoming by-election.

Facebook has banned former US president Donald Trump from its platform for two years, saying he deserved the maximum punishment for violating its rules over a deadly attack by his supporters on the US Capitol.

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has said there are no plans to introduce a local lockdown in Limerick to curtail the increase in Covid-19 cases across the county.

Spanish police have seized almost a €250m worth of cannabis resin on foot of information from the Irish authorities.

Northern Ireland's Public Health Agency has asked people in selected areas of Kilkeel, Co Down, to get tested for Covid-19 after a small number of suspected cases of the Delta (India) variant were identified.

A woman in her early 60s is in a critical condition after she was stabbed a number of times at her home in west Cork.

The family of a woman, who believe her death two weeks after suffering a fall was avoidable, have issued legal proceedings against Tallaght University Hospital over its treatment of her injuries.

A spectator at a golf tournament who was knocked unconscious by a golf ball has lost his claim for damages at the High Court.

A number of people have been arrested and missiles were thrown at gardaí after several public order incidents in Dublin city centre tonight.

The UK government has said a further 6,238 lab-confirmed cases of coronavirus have been recorded as of 9am on Friday, the highest single-day figure since 25 March.

A children's charity that offers specially designed camps for children living with serious illnesses has reopened its doors after being closed for 15 months due to the pandemic.

Leaving Certificate students will receive offers of college places on 7 September, four days after they receive their exam results.

From the middle of May, case numbers began their rapid ascent in Limerick, a trend not experienced in neighbouring counties.