Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said Ukraine could not violate its constitution on territorial issues, adding that "Ukrainians will not give their land to occupiers".

The kidnapping of Irish woman Gena Heraty along with seven others from an orphanage in Haiti last weekend comes against the backdrop of a rise in violence, kidnappings and exploitation in a country falling further into gang control, writes Ken Donnel...

Twin cathedral bells rang in unison in Japan's Nagasaki for the first time since the atomic bombing of the city 80 years ago, commemorating the moment the atrocity took place.

Oasis roll into Dublin next weekend for two gigs at Croke Park. The band have a long relationship with Ireland and have played here many times - we look back in languor at the band's key Irish gigs

After months of negotiations, on again-off again tariffs, delayed implementation dates and threatened higher levies, Donald Trump's 15% tariff on most imports from the EU to the US took effect at midnight on Thursday.

Actor and director Mel Gibson is in Trim as a series of events begin to mark the 30th anniversary of the making of the Oscar-winning film, Braveheart, part of which was filmed in the historic Co Meath town.

Ireland face the might of Canada in this afternoon's second World Cup warm-up match looking to build on last weekend's comeback victory over Scotland.

A man who was caught on video lighting a cigarette from a memorial flame at a major Paris war monument has been given a three-month suspended sentence.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's plan to occupy Gaza City has triggered international condemnation, but the real threat to his survival may come from within Israel, writes Tania Reut.

Three men have been arrested and more than €1.28 million in cash seized as part of an operation targeting an organised crime group in Dublin.

The Israeli government's plan for a full-scale military takeover of Gaza will cause more deaths and suffering and must be halted immediately, the United Nations Human Rights Chief Volker Turk said.

The use of pain medication, including potentially addictive opioids, has risen significantly in Ireland in recent years, new research shows.

Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris has said the Government intends to continue to advance its commitment to the Occupied Territories Bill.

Jim Lovell, the NASA astronaut who commanded the famous Apollo 13 mission around the moon and back, has died, NASA has announced.

Irish consumers last year turned their back on €66.7m when they failed to cash in their deposits for drink containers through the Government's Deposit Return Scheme (DRS).

RTÉ has confirmed that former presenter Ryan Tubridy has repaid the organisation a sum of €150,000 he received as part of a controversial payment deal made in 2020.

US President Donald Trump confirmed late yesterday that he would meet Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska next week as the US strives to end the war in Ukraine.

With US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin set to meet next Friday in Alaska against the backdrop of the war in Ukraine, here's a look back at previous historic encounters between the two nuclear powers

Ireland finished in third place in the Nations Cup Of Ireland at the Dublin Horse Show as the Netherlands lifted the Aga Khan Trophy.

There were 89,308 applicants to the Central Applications Office (CAO) this year for college courses this autumn, representing a record high.