Nineteen people, including two juveniles, were arrested in Dublin's south city centre last night as gardaí dealt with public order incidents for a second consecutive night.

The Minister for Finance has said the Government could lose around €2.2bn a year in corporation tax revenue, if today's G7 agreement on corporation tax reform is implemented.

On National Cancer Survivors' Day, a medical research charity has called on the Taoiseach to designate a 33rd county of Ireland - a County of Survivors - as a symbolic gesture.

Household energy costs have been moving steadily upwards in recent months owing to a combination of factors from higher fuel prices to increasing taxes and charges. And there's no let up in sight with more price hikes anticipated. Householders are ur...

The United States will stand with its European allies against Russia, President Joe Biden has promised ahead of the first face-to-face meeting with Vladimir Putin of his administration.

Two men have been arrested following the seizure of drugs worth €225,000 in Drogheda, Co Louth.

Jon Rahm has been forced out of the Memorial Tournament despite leading at the end of the third round after testing positive for Covid-19.

Finance ministers from wealthy G7 nations have endorsed a global minimum corporate tax of at least 15%, rallying behind a US-backed plan targeting tech giants and other multinationals accused of not paying enough.

Finance ministers from the Group of Seven (G7) rich nations reached a landmark accord backing the creation of a global minimum corporate tax rate of at least 15%, an agreement that could then form the basis of a worldwide deal.

Armed militants have massacred at least 114 civilians in Burkina Faso's volatile north in the deadliest attacks since Islamist violence erupted in the west African country in 2015, officials have said.

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.

United Airlines has announced plans to buy 15 planes from airline startup Boom Supersonic in a move that could revive the high-speed form of air travel after the Concorde was wound down in 2003.

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.

The Department of Health has been notified of a further 416 cases of Covid-19, while the number being treated in intensive care for the virus has risen by one to 29.

Some of India's states are easing lockdown restrictions as coronavirus infections subside, with the world's second most-populous nation logging its lowest daily case count in nearly two months.

A giant African pouched rat called Magawa who spent years sniffing out landmines in the Cambodian countryside has stopped working and will enjoy a well-earned retirement eating bananas and peanuts, his employers said.

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.

An unruly passenger who tried breaking into the cockpit of a Delta Air Lines flight bound for Tennessee from California was subdued by cabin crew and fellow passengers as the plane was diverted to New Mexico, officials said.