Trump says Israel ‘would never’ use a nuclear weapon in Iran; US and Iran ‘in direct contact’
Live updates as war in Middle East continues
‘Even if the US president is an idiot ...’ Six lessons from Seán Lemass for today’s politicians
The former Taoiseach recorded a memoir in the 1960s in which he spoke of the lessons he learned from five decades in politics
President Connolly’s St Patrick’s Day card invokes UN charter on ‘scourge of war’
Move follows recent comments criticising ‘violations of international law’ and Government response
Iran vows revenge for Kharg Island attacks; US citizens told to leave Iraq
Several explosions heard on key island but ‘no oil infrastructure damaged’
Further death from bird flu confirmed in Co Cork
Increase reported in number of deaths from disease in swans
Cocaine worth more than €5m recovered in Garda raid
Two people arrested following operation in Co Monaghan supported by Belgian police
US offering up to $10 million for information on Iran’s supreme leader and other senior officials
Live updates as attacks continue in the Middle East
Woman (40s) dead and three others seriously injured in second fatal collision in Co Meath
Driver died after car and van collided on M3
US not finished yet in Iran, says Trump, as 32 countries agree record release of oil reserves
Second Government-chartered flight bring Irish citizens back to Dublin; Israel launches new wave of attacks on Beirut
New tool shows how long it would take for a first-time buyer to obtain a new home in their locality
1,865 years: how long it would take for young people in one part of Dublin to have a home of their own, according to new analysis
Iran war is ‘pretty much’ complete, says Trump
Second State-organised charter flight to leave from Abu Dhabi this week
Ireland can play a role in preparing Iran for a democratic future, says Iranian activist
The Belfast Agreement is a good example of a conflict-resolution mechanism, Negin Shiraghaei says
Off to the Oscars: The Irish film that’s making a big splash worldwide
Creator, director and co-writer John Kelly and producer Andrew Freedman fly to Los Angeles for awards ceremony
At Dublin Airport, a stream of passengers queue for the flight to Dubai
There were joyous scenes in the arrivals hall of Terminal 2, but some unfazed passengers were heading in the opposite direction
Historic Irish newsreels digitised and made available for free online
Gael Linn’s Amharc Éireann captured a snapshot of Irish life in the 1950s and 1960s