Where does the EU-US tariff deal leave Ireland?
Political response to the deal allowing US impose a 15 per cent tariff on EU exports was glum
EU-US trade deal: Any future US tariffs on pharma exports to be limited to 15%, EU insists
EU and US sides are to continue negotiations on the finer points of detail, including possible tariff exemptions for several sectors
Book of evidence served on alleged Kinahan associate Sean McGovern over murder charge
Accused, extradited from Dubai earlier this year, appears before court charged with murder of Noel ‘Duck Egg’ Kirwan
London’s main stock indexes inch higher after EU-US trade deal
Elsewhere, European stock markets appear to have settled down after the initial excitement of the reaction to the deal
Master brewer who died in Cork house fire remembered as ‘gentle giant with big heart’
Peter Lyall worked at the Franciscan Well brewery in Cork city for over two decades
More aid needed to tackle famine-like conditions in Gaza, says UN
Israel announces humanitarian pause as Gazan authorities says death toll from hunger has reached 147
A father in Gaza: Our children are dying as the world watches. We don’t want your pity – we want action
It’s hard to find enough food to give my three children even one meal a day
Leading trainer Edward O’Grady dies aged 75
Family confirm death of ‘one of the most respected and successful racehorse trainers of his generation’
Thailand and Cambodia ‘agree immediate and unconditional ceasefire’
Military and officials from both sides set to hold meetings to defuse border tensions that flared last week
Man who sent Springsteen concert videos has conviction for breaching order removed
Man had appealed one-month suspended sentence for breaching safety order after sending Croke Park gig videos to woman
Small Irish businesses say tariffs will hurt US consumers most
Relief at end of uncertainty with agreement on tariffs offset by concern over full impact of the terms of trade deal
The football year in review: Footballer of the year? Biggest disappointment? Our writers make their picks
Kerry blow Donegal away; new rules survive All-Ireland inspection; David Clifford in a class of his own
Paul Coulson to get €108m payment from Ardagh creditors to cede control of group
Debt restructuring will see senior unsecured bondholders and holders of high-risk PIK notes swap $4.2bn of debt for equity in Ardagh Group
EU-US trade deal: Ireland ‘no doubt’ in challenging position over tariffs, says Minister
Accord sees EU accepting 15% import taxes on most of its trade with US
Germany train crash which killed three ‘caused by landslide’
Investigation suggests train ran into mass of earth which fell on tracks following heavy rain
Man arrested as herbal cannabis valued at more than €2m seized at Cork port
The 107kg seizure was discovered in a trailer originating from Croatia
Quarter of children found not to have disability after assessment of need, HSE figures show
‘Astonishing’ that HSE expects number of overdue assessments to rise this year to more than 24,000, says Sinn Féin leader
Dublin-listed Aquila European Renewables hits hurdle winding down
AER floated in 2019 and had a wind, solar and hydro power portfolio with a capacity of 435MWs across Scandinavia, Greece, Spain and Portugal
‘European Union gives in to Trump’: How EU and US news front pages see the tariffs deal
Blocs agree a deal that will lock in tariffs of 15 per cent on most EU imports to the US
Cyclist seriously injured following collision with car in west Dublin
Man in his late teens taken to Beaumont hospital after he was struck while cycling in Clondalkin
How the EU succumbed to Trump’s tariff steamroller
Relief at avoiding trade war is tinged with regret at not taking firmer stand from the start
How to make a customer complaint: The consumer rights you have, and the ones you don’t
Awareness of what protections you have as a consumer, but also of when the law isn’t on your side, can ultimately benefit your blood pressure
EU-US trade deal represents ‘substantial burden’ for Irish businesses
Most exposed sectors will require Brexit-style supports, according to business lobby Ibec
Trump, Starmer to meet in Scotland, with trade and Gaza on agenda
Talks come as hunger crisis in Palestinian enclave worsens and US strikes tariff deal with EU
More than half of Irish estate agents see house prices levelling off soon
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Racism fuelled by rumour: ‘When he was attacked and looked for help, he was further attacked’
In the News podcast: In suburban Tallaght a brutal attack follows a pattern
Action needs to be taken to reverse recent decline in women securing leadership roles in Irish business
The odds are still stacked against women due to structural barriers and systemic biases that block their progression
‘I had always wanted to be a stay-at-home mum ... but I’m exhausted’
Ask the Expert: Moving to vulnerable communication about feelings neutralises resentment
Hopes high that Galway will continue trend in increased attendances for week-long festival
Top trainer Gordon Elliott aiming to break duck in ‘amateur Derby’ with Familiar Dreams
EU and US reach deal on 15% tariffs, averting potential trade war
Final terms worked out during meeting between Donald Trump and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland
‘Tough old year’ ends sweetly for Kerry manager Jack O’Connor
His fifth All-Ireland win at the helm may well be his last hurrah, but his place in the pantheon has never been in doubt
Goodbody Stockbrokers boosts investment banking with senior hires
Appointments seen as vote of confidence from AIB, which bought the company four years ago
McMonagle goes into Galway festival top of the jockeys table after Gowran hat-trick
Donegal rider reaches 52 winners for the season and goes ahead of suspended Colin Keane
Review completed into Ministers who owe, or are owed, cash due to pension error
‘Inappropriate’ to disclose numbers involved or details regarding those affected, says Department of Public Expenditure
Inquiries under way into further allegations around waiting list initiatives at Children’s Health Ireland
Public Accounts Committee and Minister hears that consultant paid €40,000 in 2018 to treat patients on his waiting list at private hospital
It wouldn’t be an All-Ireland weekend without Jim Gavin
Former Dublin manager guided his county to six All-Irelands, but on this occasion he guided debate
Delay of law proposal adds to uncertainty around redress for clerical abuse survivors
Assets of many religious organisations remain beyond reach of courts, even when members are found liable for damages
Irish house prices will rise 5% in next year then level off, say estate agents
Irish residential property prices have soared almost 165% from their post-crisis lows in 2013
Paudie Clifford covers every blade of the pitch – and doesn’t hold back in post-match chat
RTÉ pundit does what no Donegal player managed: nab Paudie
Halt in decline of Garda resignations sparks concern
Garda associations call on Government to address ‘high level’ of resignations and sluggish recruitment
Every Irish person contributes €53.20 a month to the EU. We should be prepared to pay more
Worldview: Courtesy of our growing relative wealth, we displaced Luxembourg in 2024 in paying the most to the EU budget on a gross per capita basis
Drugs like Ozempic aren’t changing negative narratives around diet and weight
Getting thin to succeed in a fat-phobic society is still an understandable individual solution to a structural problem
Inside special care: ‘They’re not monsters. They’re kids that went through difficult things’
System for vulnerable youths is hampered by staffing issues and deemed ‘dysfunctional’ by High Court judge
Michelle O’Neill: ‘The British state killed local people. Those moments contribute to who you are’
Northern Ireland’s First Minister discusses party leadership, presidency, teen pregnancy and ‘precious gift of peace’
Spending on infrastructure makes sense, cutting VAT on hospitality is quite mad
However, unless the planning system is reformed, I’m unlikely during my lifetime to ride the metro or drink Shannon water from my tap
Cork must rise above groans of fickle fans and take heed of Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s words
History tells us it is more than possible to bounce back from humiliating defeats on the biggest day
Dispute over elderly Wexford man’s will leaving estate to 38 nieces and nephews goes to Circuit Court
Nephew claims uncle promised farmhouse property to him before death
Stop thinking of taking time ‘off’ this summer. It’s better to take time ‘for’
Unthinkable: Three tips to help you try – all of which might feel unnatural, uncomfortable or unintuitive at first
New Garda commissioner faces challenge of expanding force as retirements set to rise
Drew Harris’s successor to be appointed on Tuesday
I got braces for €3,800 in 2018. Looking back, it was worth it
Leah McMahon, financial planner with Limerick-based Castle Capital and Rose of Tralee contestant
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