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EU leaders meet today to seek ways to curb the jump in energy prices triggered by the Iran war

Netanyahu claims, without evidence, Tehran no longer capable of enriching uranium or producing ballistic missiles

Euronext Dublin was a sea of red as the index was dragged down 2.3%, which was largely in line with international peers

Inside Politics: Simon Harris promises to bring forward measures to help Ireland cope with a surge in oil and fuel prices

White House accuses its own counterintelligence head of repeating ‘false claim’ aired by Democrats

Private jet hired by Ice agency also stopped on its return journey to Arizona

Political danger of an inflation spike will focus the minds at Brussels summit on Thursday

Donald Trump appears to suggest the US could ‘finish off’ Iran and leave its allies to secure the key Strait of Hormuz

Comments were a notable departure from the St Patrick’s Day greetings offered by past office holders

Attack on officers have increased in recent weeks following start of Israeli and US war on Iran

Billy Joel was a teenager when he first spotted the mansion. Decades later, after the Grammys and the sold-out stadiums, he owned it

US president is expected to press Sanae Takaichi for military help in the Strait of Hormuz

The country’s ageing population is growing more isolated as mass emigration, inflation and fuel shortages leave older citizens struggling to cope

USS Gerald R Ford and its crew ‘have been pushed to the brink after nearly a year at sea’, says senator

Trump is at heart not merely cruel but a coward

US president was at pains to avoid any suggestion that move was a snub to Xi Jinping

Taoiseach rules out any Irish involvement in Iran conflict as he prepares to meet US president on Tuesday

Chicago and Stamford operations will also shut down

The high-stakes process became a full-on test of whether the country’s theocracy could survive

EU leaders frustrated at being sidelined in Ukraine peace negotiations

Most recent risk assessment was published in September 2024 ‘and remains valid today’, says Taoiseach

Many countries think it’s better to talk to Iran than to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz

Hundreds attend event at Irish Ambassador’s residence

From rent to Big Macs, we add up the costs of everyday life in Dublin and other major cities

Donald Trump’s actions must be called out

Simon Harris underscores support for hospitality VAT cut following comments from Fianna Fáil’s Niall Collins

Taoiseach concedes difficulty with intervening in, or investigating, any ‘transgressions’ of rules prohibiting such activity by US military

Three decades after his untimely death, JFK jnr remains a symbol of glamour, heartbreak, and enduring fascination

The section of the US public that opposes Donald Trump is exhausted by relentless right-wing dominance of public life

The former Taoiseach recorded a memoir in the 1960s in which he spoke of the lessons he learned from five decades in politics

Several explosions heard on key island but ‘no oil infrastructure damaged’

Cheap drones, intelligence networks and proximity allow Tehran to hit US bases

Hard to think what might have transpired had he not won gold in Melbourne in 1956

From ‘silence, guile and cunning’ to ‘don’t go’, here’s some advice for the Taoiseach on how to survive the Shamrock Ceremony

Enduring contribution was to help make running accessible to the masses

There is an uncanny timeliness in the appearance of this title, as the failings of American governance that Baldwin so clinically described once more cast a dangerous shadow

For the Islamic Republic regime, survival would be victory

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon is visiting Seattle, San Francisco and Sacramento to promote Ireland ahead of St Patrick’s Day

US issues 30-day waiver for purchase of Russian oil stranded at sea; Moscow says lifting of sanctions ‘increasingly inevitable’

Behind Trump’s erratic policies there is one common thread: to check China’s rise