Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said Russia is to relocate planned military drills so they take place outside Ireland's Exclusive Economic Zone.

A large crowd is expected to attend the 50th anniversary commemoration of Bloody Sunday in Derry today.

The Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has today accepted recommendations for the introduction of a new Covid-19 vaccine.

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses to a fatal crash in Co Dublin lastnight.

Ireland dumps an estimated 1.1 million tonnes of food each year; a financial and environmental problem that food firms and consumers are turning to technology to try to tackle, writes Adam Maguire.

At 4.10pm the bells of St Eugene's Cathedral in Derry will ring out in honour of the dead of Bloody Sunday.

Companies which enjoyed a boom in business over the last two years, are the firms now experiencing a slowdown in growth as economies reopen and restrictions ease.

On Sunday 30 January 1972 British soldiers opened fire on unarmed civilians in Derry during a protest against internment. Fourteen people died as a result of the attack. On the 50th anniversary of the tragedy, here are some of the most striking image...

Gardai are appealing for information after a 50-year-old man died from injuries he sustained while trying to prevent the theft of his car in Dublin.

Portugal votes today in a tight election, with no party expected to garner a majority in parliament in a fragmented political landscape that could see the far right make huge gains.

Irish businessman Richard O'Halloran, who had been prevented from leaving China for almost three years in a dispute involving the Chinese authorities and the aircraft leasing firm he worked for, has arrived back in Ireland.

Cocaine with an estimated value of €3.1 million has been seized at Dublin Port.

Irish businessman Richard O'Halloran has expressed his "great happiness and emotion" at returning home to Ireland after a three-year exit ban from China was lifted.

A strong winter storm has caused havoc in the United States with one person reported dead and 6,000 flights cancelled.

As the Russia-Ukraine crisis continues and escalates, questions begins to arise about what an invasion might mean for Ireland, and more specifically its economy and businesses.

The pandemic had barely abated as the main political issue, when pasta was being discussed on the floor of the Dáil.

Ashleigh Barty brilliantly fulfilled her country's expectations by defeating Danielle Collins 6-3 7-6 (7-2) to become the first home player for 44 years to win an Australian Open singles title.

A new pilot study has found abnormalities in the lungs of long Covid patients who had not experienced severe illness but experienced the symptom of breathlessness.

Hundreds of truckers drove their giant rigs into the Canadian capital Ottawa today as part of a self-titled 'Freedom Convoy' to protest vaccine mandates required to cross the US border.