A recent Irish Times investigation found the company supplies vast amounts of raw materials to Russian aluminium smelters that then goes to a Moscow-based trading company, which in turn supplies Russia’s military industry.

The former One Direction member was meant to play two nights of his 'Dinner Party' Live On Tour, but will now play three instead.

Stamp prices are going up: An Post says a national stamp will cost €1.85 from February 3rd, with new rates for Europe and the rest of the world.

Helen McEntee also said that she was ‘extremely concerned’ about the situation in Venezuela.

The European Commission is condemning a US decision to impose travel restrictions on five EU citizens, including former commissioner Thierry Breton

The document sent shockwaves across Europe, and its clear criticism of the European Union presents a big shift in America's relationship with traditional allies

The Government has been accused of a ‘two-fingered salute’ to an entire generation after it shared advice to adults moving in with their parents.

The deal with Renault is part of a wider effort by Ford to revive its fortunes in Europe

The former chief of staff of the Irish Defence Forces, General Sean Clancy, who is chair of the EU Military Committee has said that Europe will have a very positive role to play in the future of Ukraine

The Minister of Foreign Affairs was commenting as talks between US, Ukrainian and European officials took place in Geneva.

The Dublin Airport passenger cap and value-for-money were also identified as risks considered to be in the medium to high range by Fáilte Ireland.

Drones which entered Polish airspace were shot down.

Police said alleged offences involved calls being made from Northern Ireland to victims aged in their 80s in the central European country.

Micheal Martin said that Cabinet has had no discussion about the organisation ‘being on the brink’.

Justice Commissioner Michael McGrath thinks what she said was over-interpreted

Alcohol and tobacco prices in Ireland are the most expensive in the EU at 205% of the average

The European-average temperature for April 2025 was 1.01 degrees above the 1991-2020 average for April, making it the sixth-warmest April on record for Europe.

The European Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028 to 2034 should include increased CAP funding, Mr Cowen says in the report

Micheál Martin acknowledged there was undoubtedly ‘an issue’ in respect of the administration’s negative opinion of the bloc.

The tech giant has been urged to comply with the bloc’s Digital Markets Act.

The Cabinet is to sign off on €100 million in increased aid for Ukraine.

Micheál Martin said European countries were “worried” about the “direction of travel” as US and Russian officials met in Saudi Arabia to discuss ending the war in Ukraine.

Lower rates should support growth amid signs that the post-pandemic recovery is slowing in the 20 countries that use the euro currency.

Taoiseach Simon Harris made his comments after attending a European Political Community Summit

Almost 150,000 people immigrated to Ireland in the 12 months to April.

Mr Flanagan promised his constituents he would not let them down.

Ireland will vote to elect 14 representatives to the European Parliament on Friday.

The cost of charging an Electric Vehicle (EV) increased by 15 per cent last year

In a contest already full of controversy, the European Commission said it plans ‘a very lively discussion’ with the organisers over the ban

Former RTÉ presenter Fianna Cynthia Ní Mhurchú has been announced as a Fianna Fáil candidate for the European Parliament Ireland South Constituency.

The additions were confirmed by the party’s national constituencies committee.

‘I don’t think I’d be even on the shortlist, even if I wanted to be,’ the Taoiseach said

The Eurobarometer poll, carried out on behalf of the European Commission, found above-average levels of dissatisfaction in various aspects of democracy among Irish adults

One of the test case applicants, a 25-year-old Afghan man, was homeless for 71 days after arriving in February, allegedly causing him to feel suicidal and “scared almost all the time”

But the tradeoff is stalled economic growth.

Mr Cowen's constituency of Laois-Offaly is set to transfer from the South to Midlands North West following recommendations by the Electoral Commission

The Fine Gael MEP did not give her reasons for the decision