Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil had been eyeing up Labour as possible future partners in government, if the numbers added up after ...

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A paper from this year by the ESRI analysing the impact of the tax in Ireland also supports the claim that carbon taxes led ...

THE FUNERAL DETAILS for the much-loved comedian and actor Jon Kenny, known for his role in comedy duo D’Unbelievables among ...

The major shift in policy comes as Joe Biden is set to leave office following President-elect Donald Trump’s election victory ...

TRIBUTES ARE BEING paid to a man (21) who was fatally injured following a two-car crash in Cork on Friday evening. The ...

A MAN IN his 20s has died in hospital following a single-vehicle collision in Ballinskelligs, Co Kerry, in the early hours of ...

AN POST IS to begin an immediate investigation after a large number of election leaflets were found thrown into a residential ...

ENGLAND EARNED a comprehensive 5-0 win over Ireland in tonight’s Nations League encounter at Wembley. The visitors had kept ...

Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin have separately raised concerns over the health policies outlined in Fine Gael’s manifesto.

Major spending commitments in areas such as housing, childcare and the cost of living are included in the document.

Fianna Fáil TD Willie O’Dea said Helen McEntee was the “worst Minister for Justice in the history of the State”.