Tánaiste Simon Harris has refused to speculate on his political future following several recent threats against his family.

It is understood Mr Harris is not at home currently.

“It is me today but it will be someone else tomorrow,” the Tánaiste said.

The Tánaiste has received threats before, including through social media and a phoned bomb threat.

The Tánaiste said he is worried about ‘toxicity’ in public discourse after threats were made online against his family.

Gardaí have said they are investigating the threat which appeared at the weekend on social media.

The threat was reportedly made on social media over the weekend.

The 41-year old musician, best known for his hit song One Kiss, shared the news on social media that their son, Micah, was born on July 20.

Simon Harris is expected to emphasise the importance of the European Union working closely together.

Simon Harris convened a sitting of the Irish Government’s Trade Forum on Friday which was focused on the potential impact of the tariffs.

The Tánaiste was making his first visit to Stormont since taking up the role

While Simon Harris would have hoped to continue as taoiseach, the foreign affairs portfolio would be far from a consolation prize

In a pre-election interview, the Taoiseach also discussed the housing and cost-of-living crises.

The American superstar urged the Houston crowd ‘sing a new song’ come November 4.

Simon Harris ruled out vacating his family home.

The Taoiseach said that finance should ‘never be a constraint’ in hiring staff to provide therapies for children with additional needs.

The Taoiseach said ‘hate and violence’ had become ‘common responses to difficult decisions’.

The Army chaplain was attacked on Thursday night at Renmore Barracks in Galway.

The threat was made in a phone call to the Samaritans.

Taoiseach Simon Harris said threats against politicians were on the brink of becoming normalised.

In an interview with BreakingNews.ie, Mr Mulhall said Donald Trump will still be the favourite, but that Ms Harris gives the Democratic Party a much better chance in the November vote

On Thursday, July 18th, Taoiseach Simon Harris will have completed 100 days in office

Gardaí carried out a search carried of Simon Harris’ home, however nothing was discovered

The Taoiseach said it was bedtime for his two young children when the incident happened on Thursday evening.

The eye will not be taken off the ball on north under Harris’ leadership, the deputy Irish premier has said.

Simon Harris said it had been an emotional day for him as he became leader of Fine Gael

He was speaking after the burning of a disused hotel in Co Galway which had been earmarked for use by asylum seekers.

Drew Harris made the comments as he appeared before the Policing Authority for questioning over the events of November 23rd.