Ireland’s vote against Mercosur down to baseless fears, says von der Leyen’s deputy
Teresa Ribera, the European Commission’s second in command, said trade agreement would build bridges
‘Worst not over’ warns Met Éireann as Storm Chandra floods homes and businesses in Wexford, Dublin and Wicklow
Met Éireann says risks ‘persist for the rest of the week’ amid more rainfall and slow drainage
Penneys ends partnership with WornWell second-hand clothes outlet
Concession opened in two Dublin stores in 2023 but closed in recent weeks
Republic’s renters have poorer experience of private sector than those in North, study says
More than half of young renters in NI expect to be able to buy own home; only one-third in Republic with same expectation
Mary Robinson calls for law to block fossil fuel investments flowing through Irish-based firms
Former president said move to clean energy should include an end to fossil fuel subsidies, such as the tax breaks on fuel enjoyed by airlines
Minneapolis: Parents of Alex Pretti say Trump officials are telling ‘sickening lies’
Obamas say ‘heartbreaking tragedy’ shows many core values of US ‘are increasingly under assault’
Doctors warn women about toxic shock after girl (16) became severely ill during period
Most common cause for condition is tampons left in too long, although no evidence found of this in Drogheda case
Bluetongue virus confirmed in Republic for first time as case found in Wexford cattle
The disease does not affect people but can cause severe illness in livestock and has a high mortality rate
All households in Ireland to get emergency preparation booklet in coming weeks
Department of Defence body prepared the advice for handling extreme weather and other crises
Minister blocked in bid to end scrutiny of law giving him power to approve gas reserve
Darragh O’Brien had asked all-party committee to waive hearings on proposed gas reserve law
Army called to Trump’s Doonbeg golf resort after discovery of suspicious package
Defence Forces bomb disposal team attended scene at Co Clare hotel after package containing white powder found by staff
Gráinne Seoige contacted by ‘hundreds’ of victims after sharing AI sexual abuse ordeal
Former TV presenter told Oireachtas committee the law does not protect victims
Dublin City Council suspends use of X as State agencies leave amid Grok controversy
Country’s largest local authority undertakes review of social media platform use as others sign out for good
Member of ‘Swiss Grannies’ who won climate change case urges Irish activists to continue legacy
Isabelle Jorg says most politicians and public do not support their campaign, but is encouraged by more action
Ireland’s sika deer may face cull following ‘invasive species’ classification
Ireland must now devise a plan to control the growing numbers