US President Donald Trump made an extraordinary proposal for the United States to "take over" Gaza, as he hosted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for crucial talks on the truce with Hamas.

To call it breathtaking is a gross understatement.

An Post has announced that the price of a stamp will increase by 25 cent to €1.65 later this month.

Speed limits on rural local roads will decrease from 80km/h to 60km/h from Friday as part of the Government's 'Slower Speeds, Safer Roads' campaign.

Live updates as the new Cabinet meets to discuss Storm Éowyn and trade ahead of the Dáil resuming.

Women share their stories about fertility struggles to raise awareness of the issue.

Ryanair has lost a case at the European Court of Justice (ECJ) over its complaint about Portugal's bail-out of the airline TAP during the Covid pandemic.

Two proposals aimed at improving Ireland's ability to withstand future trade shocks will be brought to Cabinet by Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Simon Harris.

The Tánaiste has said a two-state solution is needed for the people of Palestine and Israel, as he expressed concerns over US President Donald Trump's proposal to "take over" Gaza.

The number of couples who are availing of free IVF has risen by 50% within a year.

Three men remain in garda custody after they were arrested in connection with the seizure of more than €14 million worth of cocaine in Co Laois.

Swedish police said that "erroneous narratives" were being spread on social media regarding the mass shooting yesterday at an adult education centre, where 11 people were killed in the country's deadliest gun attack.

Rónan Kelleher says Ireland will be grateful for an extra day's rest when they head to Edinburgh to face Scotland on Sunday.

An "active" shooter situation in the US state of Ohio has left at least one person dead and five wounded, police said, with the suspected gunman still at large.

The Aga Khan, leader of the Ismaili Muslims and head of a major development aid foundation, died yesterday in Lisbon at the age of 88, his foundation announced.

Sinn Féin will move a Dáil motion today calling on the Government to pass the Occupied Territories Bill without any further delay, however it is likely to clash with Government plans.

The bodies of all 67 people killed when a passenger plane and a US Army helicopter collided near Washington and plunged into the Potomac River have been recovered, officials said.

The US government's giant humanitarian agency USAID has announced it was placing its staff in the United States and around the world on administrative leave as it moved to recall employees from overseas postings.

The World Health Organization's Executive Director of Health Emergencies, Dr Mike Ryan, has said that the United States' planned withdrawal from the WHO "will have an impact" but that he and colleagues are working to reduce its scale.

A woman who was raped, stabbed and beaten by a stranger who climbed in her bedroom window as she slept warned the man was a "danger to society".