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Donald Trump visit to Ireland
‘Ceasefire’ poem gives pointed message to Donald Trump during Áras visit
President Catherine Connolly gave Donald Trump a carefully chosen gift as the pair met during his high-profile Dublin visit

Sat, 12 Sep, 2026

Donald Trump visit to Ireland
Donald Trump backs a United Ireland, saying it will ‘happen eventually’
The US president said he has friends on both sides of the border and suggested unification would be 'a great thing'

Sat, 12 Sep, 2026

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40% of infertility issues are linked to men’s health
John O’Sullivan, a consultant andrologist and urologist working at St James Hospital, is taking part in a new HSE drive to highlight men’s health issues

Sat, 12 Sep, 2026

Donald Trump visit to Ireland
Gardaí 'prepared for any eventuality' as Donald Trump prepares to arrive in Dublin  
Gardaí mount 'one of the biggest security and policing operations' the force has carried out

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Budget expected to include funds for shingles vaccine, but no change for Drugs Payment Scheme
Budget expected to include funds for shingles vaccine, but no change for Drugs Payment Scheme
Meanwhile, the Government is considering applying different tax rates to home heating oil and petrol and diesel

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

caucasian person holds snus tobacco pouch over black background. copy space. alternative chewing nicotine smoking.
Higher education minister faces calls to ban nicotine companies from distributing products on college campuses  
New nicotine products, such as pouches, do not currently fall under European Union or domestic tobacco control law

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Met Éireann issues status orange and yellow warnings with heavy rain due 
Met Éireann issues status orange and yellow warnings with heavy rain due 
The country is set to see plenty of rain overnight and into Saturday  

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Ryanair AGM
Michael O’Leary refuses to apologise after Ryanair ‘rapists’ comments criticised
Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary has rejected criticism from victims’ groups and politicians in Ireland over his remarks

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Fine Gael think-in
Attendance at US ambassador's reception for Donald Trump up to individual politicians, Tánaiste says
Sinn Féin, Labour, Social Democrats, the Green Party, and People Before Profit have all said that they will be protesting the visit

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

14 million euro drug seizure
Drones ‘mitigated’ during recent security events, gardaí say
Gardaí are investigating after a drone was sighted by an aircraft arriving in Dublin

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Minister says AI risks will be assessed after warning technology could ‘kill all humans’
Peter Burke said AI risks must be assessed as he also called on Michael O’Leary to apologise over airline 'high-fare rapists' remarks

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Trump
Trump visit involves ‘one of biggest’ policing operations in Ireland
An Garda Síochána involved in 'intense, in-depth and extensive planning' ahead of the visit

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

GPs should get tax incentives to open new practices, Irish Medical Organisation says
GPs should get tax incentives to open new practices, Irish Medical Organisation says
The Irish Medical Organisation says rural and deprived areas need targeted funding while healthcare projects face lengthy delays

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Fine Gael think-in
Tánaiste suggests expanding fuel allowance eligibility amid rising energy arrears
Simon Harris said the fuel allowance was the most effective support for people on low incomes facing fuel poverty

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Phoenix Park Security for Trump
Focus on 'fixated individuals' and 'external threats' for Donald Trump visit
Gardaí and Defence Forces are preparing for protests, drone incursions and potential cyber threats during the president’s visit

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

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Young people’s ‘fascination’ with violence is latest extremist threat, EU chief warns
Networks such as The Com are drawing young people into violent online communities with links to real-world attacks across Europe

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

A child using a laptop.
Social media's 'harmful' designs to hook children also found in online games and AI apps, study finds
The analysis from UK-based 5Rights Foundation looked at TikTok, Threads, WeChat, ChatGPT, Reflectly, Google Gemini, Barbie Horse Ride & Rescue, Monopoly Go! and Umamusume: Pretty Derby

Fri, 11 Sep, 2026

Fine Gael think-in
Michael O’Leary calling rival airlines 'rapists' results in 'free advertising' for Ryanair - Harris
However, speaking to reporters at the start of the two-day Fine Gael think-in, Mr Harris did not say whether he believed he should apologise for the remarks

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Jerry Buttimer says Taoiseach should challenge Trump on US foreign policy
Jerry Buttimer says Taoiseach should challenge Trump on US foreign policy
Cork South Central TD and junior minister said 'president Trump needs to hear from us that the [Iran] war and the war in Ukraine have to end'

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fáil TD hits out at Tánaiste's rejection of stamp duty relief for first-time buyers
Fianna Fáil TD hits out at Tánaiste's rejection of stamp duty relief for first-time buyers
Cork South Central TD Séamus McGrath said the proposal 'would make our overall Government approach more consistent in assisting first-time buyers'

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

IMF: World has weathered energy shock due to Middle East war better than expected 
IMF: World has weathered energy shock due to Middle East war better than expected 
The International Monetary Fund predicts that global economic output is still expected to expand by about 3% in 2026 — but cautioned that risks remained high

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Fine Gael think-in
Tánaiste signals boost to workers' take-home pay in Budget 2027
Simon Harris dials up expectations, contrary to public expenditure minister Jack Chambers' recent remark that workers would get 'a few hundred euro' in the budget

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

RTE staff cuts
RTÉ issues €285k tender for service to help manage employees' long-term sick leave
The maximum number of self-certified sick days which an RTÉ employee can take in any 12-month period is five, with no more than two days to be taken in a row before a doctor's certificate is required

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Dun Laoghaire incident
Man in his 50s arrested over fatal shooting in Dún Laoghaire
Mark Cullen, 39, was pronounced dead at the scene after being shot in Kill Avenue in July

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Leinster House media briefings
Minister 'lifting policies from various far-right actors' to reform citizenship rules, TD says
The Dublin South-West TD said it would impact the people who work in Irish hospitals and who are already integrated into society

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Drugs Illustration
HSE warns of high-strength ecstasy and ‘copycat pills’ ahead of District X festival
HSE drug checking will operate at District X as health officials monitor high-strength MDMA, synthetic cathinones and PMA/PMMA

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Ryanair AGM
Michael O’Leary warns Ryanair fares could rise as oil prices increase
Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary said fares could rise if oil prices increase significantly, but fuel surcharges are ruled out

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Ryanair AGM
Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary defends calling rival airlines ‘high-fare rapists’
The Ryanair chief made the comments as he criticised rising air fares charged by rival airlines ahead of the company’s AGM

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Justin Kelly press conference
Gardaí join forces with faith groups to tackle radicalisation and online violent extremism
The ‘Dublin Principles’ will see Gardaí and faith groups share training, reporting channels and rehabilitation programmes to prevent radicalisation

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

More than 1.1 million Irish children had their education disrupted by climate-related events last year
More than 1.1 million Irish children had their education disrupted by climate-related events last year
Storm Éowyn in January last year led to countrywide closures of schools, Unicef figures show

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Wildfire in the Gironde department
August shares record for world's hottest month ever as sea temperatures reach all-time high
Global temperatures reached 1.65°C above pre-industrial levels, marking the return of global temperatures above 1.5°C

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

ECCE-only preschools face commercial rates bills of up to €7,000
ECCE-only preschools face commercial rates bills of up to €7,000
Junior housing minister John Cummins has asked officials to examine legislative changes following bills issued to some providers

Thu, 10 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Citizenship rules to tighten as Government approves eight-year residency requirement
Applicants will also face civics testing and financial requirements as ministers say citizenship must reflect sustained integration

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Gaelic games integration: Sport minister calls for 'realistic timeline' in wake of McAleese resignation
Gaelic games integration: Sport minister calls for 'realistic timeline' in wake of McAleese resignation
Patrick O'Donovan said: 'Some good will come out of this because all of a sudden the whole issue of integration of Gaelic games is now a top-line story'

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Children sitting on windowsill, playing online games on mobile phones and ignoring each other
Teach us how to stay safe online rather than ban social media, Irish children tell regulator
Study on behalf of Coimisiún na Meán also found almost half of parents and caregivers also favour education over a social media ban, as they agree children would circumvent any such ban

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Fórsa members vote in favour of industrial action
Two of country's biggest health unions threaten  industrial action amid public service pay dispute
Fórsa said working-to-rule and an overtime ban will form part of its initial targeted actions over the pay dispute

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Migrant health workers in Ireland living in fear of racist abuse
Doctors warn new citizenship rules will make Ireland 'less viable' for healthcare workers
Irish Association of International Doctors said said in an open letter to the Government the changes would make Ireland less attractive for medical workers

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Save Energy, Reducing Electricity Use
Bord Gáis Energy to raise electricity and gas prices by up to 10.6% from October
The increases will add an estimated €317 to the average household’s annual electricity and gas bills from October 9

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Desperate Woman
'He’s so content going to bed at night': Homeless mother says getting a house has made her young son 'so happy'
Woman spoke about her experience at the launch of Focus Ireland’s annual report, where the housing charity said it supported a 'record high' number of people last year

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Trump
Irish lawyers say Trump actions against Iran ‘may amount to war crimes’
More than 170 lawyers also urge the Government to prevent Irish airspace or airports being used to support ‘illegal international violence’

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Mother of jailed pro-Palestinian activist says she is proud of her son 
Mother of jailed pro-Palestinian activist says she is proud of her son 
Daniel Tatlow-Devally, 32, one of five Berlin-based activists, has been held in pre-trial detention since last year, accused of causing €1m worth of damage to an Israeli company's building

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Shot of Modern Data Center With Multiple Rows of Operational Server Racks. Modern High-Tech Database Super Computer Clean Room.
Proposed change to way data centres pay for gas could repel further interest, experts say
Experts said the Commission for the Regulation of Utilities' proposals were indicative of Ireland’s strained grid capacity

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Using mobile phone at golden hour
State should not 'enforce' vapes ban but 'afford' people the choice, Sinn Féin leader says
Mary Lou McDonald was speaking as her party arrived in Malahide for their annual think-in, with questions raised about the party’s stance on immigration amid new citizenship reforms from the Government

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Yves Sakila's family still waiting to bring his body to Congo five weeks after it was returned to Ireland
Yves Sakila's family still waiting to bring his body to Congo five weeks after it was returned to Ireland
Community leader told DRC ambassador in the UK had opposed the repatriation of Mr Sakila's remains to DR Congo despite relevant travel documents being in place

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Sinn Fein annual away day
Sinn Féin to propose €1.5bn tax package to abolish USC on first €40,000 of income
Pearse Doherty says the proposal would benefit more workers than raising the threshold for entering the higher income tax rate

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

EU Flags Flying at the European Commission Building Brussels Belgium
Europeans want a united Europe but question whether it can get there, study finds
A continent-wide crisis of confidence is creating fertile ground for far-right narratives of decline, report suggests

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Donald Trump visit to Ireland
Taoiseach says offshore counter-drone technology being pursued ahead of Trump visit
Micheál Martin says Ireland has strengthened its counter-drone capabilities as security preparations intensify for the US president’s visit

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Legal aid certificates fall 93% as Law Society calls for mediator in dispute
Legal aid certificates fall 93% as Law Society calls for mediator in dispute
New figures show sharp falls in legal aid certificates across courts as solicitors continue withdrawing services over the flat fee

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Sinn Fein Ard Fheis 2026
McDonald: Language competency on citizenship test a 'reasonable measure'
The proposed citizenship process would require demonstrable competency in English, Irish or Irish Sign Language.

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Gardaí investigating alleged drone sighting off east coast
Gardaí investigating alleged drone sighting off east coast
The incident comes days before a high-profile visit of US President Donald Trump.

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Flights returning to normal at Irish airports after UK tech glitch 
Flights returning to normal at Irish airports after UK tech glitch 
Over 1,000 flights were reported cancelled at UK airports including many coming to or leaving from Ireland as chaos followed an air traffic control glitch on Tuesday.

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
'Towns around Ireland have a proliferation of them': Coalition to crack down on vape shops through planning laws
Mr Martin said local authorities must now look at "the multiplicity of vape shops on a given street in different towns" and this could be addressed from a "planning perspective".

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Ireland's first 'research security' guidelines issued to third-level institutions 
Ireland's first 'research security' guidelines issued to third-level institutions 
Measure aim to counter any efforts that could 'undermine academic freedom, institutional integrity, or fundamental values'

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Irish Cabinet meeting
Minister faces budget battle over carbon tax delay
Environment minister Darragh O'Brien calls for assurances on climate funding

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Winter weather Jan 27th 2026
Met Éireann to 'maximise and improve' communication around flood forecasts, minister says
The Cabinet will also discuss the recent dry weather, with agriculture minister Martin Heydon expected to tell Cabinet that significant supplementary feeding is ongoing on farms

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Ireland will 'grossly fail' to meet target of planting 22 million trees a year, climate watchdog warns
Ireland will 'grossly fail' to meet target of planting 22 million trees a year, climate watchdog warns
Government's climate action plan proposed planting 8,000 hectares every year, which would see an 18% increase in forest cover by mid-century but missed its 2025 target by 68%

Wed, 09 Sep, 2026

Rise in Navy strength 'too slow' to reach Government target, officers' association says
Rise in Navy strength 'too slow' to reach Government target, officers' association says
Representatives say defence being done 'on the cheap' and call for €2bn budget

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

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X being investigated as media regulator raises online safety code concerns 
It is the first formal investigation under Ireland’s Online Safety Code into X

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Gardaí investigating possibility Clare teenager killed in hit-and-run deliberately knocked down
Gardaí investigating possibility Clare teenager killed in hit-and-run deliberately knocked down
Gardaí said they were looking to trace the driver or occupants of a silver/gold coloured Skoda Octavia with Cork registration

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Dictionary Series - Definition
Quiz: Do you know what these modern slang terms mean? 
The infamous '6-7' is the most searched for slang term so far this year. But do you know what it means? 

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Micheál Martin: Vapes are the 'revenge of big tobacco'
The Taoiseach indicated strong support for a complete ban on vapes at the Fianna Fáil think-in in Tullamore 

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Smiling Senior couple in gym working out using dumbbell
Osteoporosis levels among elderly people across Munster fall sharply, UHL study finds
Study carried out at University Hospital Limerick and St Camillus Hospital, Limerick, saw a drop in osteoporosis levels from 19% to 7% when bone density tests were carried out

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail Ard Fheis
ieExplains: What are the proposed changes to citizenship rules and what effect may they have?
A new test will be introduced requiring people to demonstrate proficiency in English, Irish, or Irish Sign Language

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Phone app stock
Here are the 15 most searched slang words on Google
Terms include 6/7, maxxing, mogging, gooning, rizz, and huzz

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

US efforts to take over Greenland
Budget 2027: Increase to child benefit all but ruled out 
The €140 monthly child benefit payment has not increased since 2011

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Eoin Doyle funeral
Boy, 12, killed after train hits car is described by mother as ‘kind-hearted’
Eoin Doyle died last Thursday evening after the crash at a level crossing in Kiltybo near Ballyhaunis

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Taoiseach disputes latest ESRI report on child poverty, but concedes levels are 'too high'
Taoiseach disputes latest ESRI report on child poverty, but concedes levels are 'too high'
Mr Martin said “a wide range of measures” will be implemented in the next budget to alleviate pressures on families and individuals on lower incomes.

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

cigarettes
Smoking tobacco may harm people’s chances of getting pregnant, says WHO 
The risk of infertility is 1.4 times higher in women who currently smoke than women who do not smoke

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Couple have a consultation with financial advisor
Inheritance tax reform would boost value of windfalls
Neale Richmond opens the door to significant reform of gift and inheritance tax as the current model does not reflect modern families

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

School exam stock
Maths and reading performance among Irish students drops sharply in recent years
Despite the drop, students’ test scores remain among the best in the world

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Citizenship rules to tighten by end of this year
Rights groups raise concerns at new rules — including the eight-year residency requirement which will be applied retrospectively to migrants already living in Ireland

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Cancer patient
HSE failing to meet its radiation therapy targets
692 people were not seen within the recommended time frame so far this year. The new data also shows compliance rates as low as 66.9% as

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Sad boy
Number of children living below poverty line rises by 30,000, bringing total to 200,000
Children exposed to deprivation more likely to live in lone-parent families, migrant families, and 'households with weak labour market attachment', ESRI report found

Tue, 08 Sep, 2026

Irish Garda police force, office with blue lamp, 44 O'Connell Street Upper, North City, Dublin 1, D01 KD74, Ireland
Garda sergeants and inspectors reject travel and subsistence scheme
Majority of AGSI members vote against acceptance of the scheme

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Budget 2027: Workers to get 'a few hundred euro' from 'modest' €1.5bn tax package
Jack Chambers said Government plans to lighten the tax burden in a 'progressive and sustainable way' over multiple budgets

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Rehabilitation should be expanded within palliative care, expert says
Rehabilitation should be expanded within palliative care, expert says
Palliative care is often associated only with the final days of life but new approaches now offer a wide range of supports for people with life-limiting conditions and their families

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Repair scheme for clothes and shoes to be piloted next year, Government confirms
Repair scheme for clothes and shoes to be piloted next year, Government confirms
Initiative will mean clothes shops and other textile producers will have to fund the cost of collecting and managing used clothing and ensure they are made available for reuse

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Wildfires Break Out In Cotignac, Southern France
Heatwaves and wildfires are setting back improvements in air quality – UN 
Regions that successfully curbed pollution emitted by cars and industry face a new threat to air quality due to smoke from wildfires

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Investigation launched into three suspected fraud cases at Greyhound Racing Ireland
Investigation launched into three suspected fraud cases at Greyhound Racing Ireland
Independent third party currently conducting an investigation into the three instances of suspected fraud, with potential losses of €60,000

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

MEPs call on EU to investigate if social media algorithms are being used 'to glorify' dangerous driving
MEPs call on EU to investigate if social media algorithms are being used 'to glorify' dangerous driving
Letter written by Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher and co-signed by 29 other MEPs highlights the recent spate of wrong-way driving on Ireland’s motorways, particularly highlighting the M9 crash which saw five teenagers killed

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Official Opening of the Central Mental Hospital, Portrane
Central Mental Hospital rehab unit will begin taking in patients this year
Long-delayed Intensive Care Rehabilitation Unit is for people with complex psychiatric illnesses and associated violent behaviour

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Barrister to raise concerns about EU Migration Pact's protection of trafficking victims
Barrister to raise concerns about EU Migration Pact's protection of trafficking victims
Human rights barrister Lorraine Lally said a lot of the time, people in vulnerable positions, such as women in brothels, do not feel they can reach out to the authorities in Ireland

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Hidden Identity: Time\'s Embrace in Fall
Clocks are going back soon: Here’s when daylight saving time ends in Ireland
Ireland will soon see brighter mornings and darker evenings as daylight saving time ends and clocks return to standard time

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Taoiseach says criteria for Northern Ireland border poll need to be discussed
Micheál Martin says the Good Friday Agreement’s principle of consent remains central as he prepares to meet the UK prime minister

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Minister invited to assess conditions of blind and elderly Ukrainians at disused equestrian centre
Minister invited to assess conditions of blind and elderly Ukrainians at disused equestrian centre
The accommodation in Co Kildare also houses Ukrainian nationals who are receiving cancer treatment, and who have serious mental health conditions

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Stamp duty cut for first-time buyers on table for Budget 2027, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin says there is still time to discuss tax cuts as he signals support for a proposal from Seamus McGrath

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Fianna Fail think in - Tullamore
Taoiseach says investigation ‘has to happen’ after boy killed in Mayo train crash
Eoin Doyle died after the car he was travelling in was struck by a train at a level crossing near Ballyhaunis

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Migration policy
New citizenship rules would require eight years’ residence, language test and civics exam
Applicants would also face new income and social welfare restrictions, while Ukrainian temporary protection time would be excluded

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Fiosrú opens investigation into death of Evan Fitzgerald following garda firearms sting
Fiosrú opens investigation into death of Evan Fitzgerald following garda firearms sting
The Carlow man was facing firearms charges with two friends when he died outside a shopping centre in June 2025

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

Former Meta trainer warns AI content moderation will not keep children safe online
Former Meta trainer warns AI content moderation will not keep children safe online
The former trainer says human reviewers remain essential as Meta moves towards greater use of AI to police harmful online material

Mon, 07 Sep, 2026

G7 summit
Threat of garda industrial action averted ahead of Donald Trump's Irish visit
Garda representatives are consulting members over cancelled leave, rest breaks and accommodation concerns during major State events

Sun, 06 Sep, 2026

Accelerating Infrastructure launch
Further 'controls' needed to curb HSE overspend, says public expenditure minister
Jack Chambers minister said overspend will affect what is available for Budget 2027

Sun, 06 Sep, 2026

Taoiseach to Russia: 'Stop unbelievable Ukrainian carnage instead of lecturing Ireland'
Taoiseach to Russia: 'Stop unbelievable Ukrainian carnage instead of lecturing Ireland'
Mr Martin was responding to Russian ambassador Yuri Filatov’s accusation that the Irish Government was “copy-pasting EU conspiracy theories”

Sun, 06 Sep, 2026

Bill to compel all Mercosur meat to be labelled for Irish consumers
Bill to compel all Mercosur meat to be labelled for Irish consumers
This includes meat coming from Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and other countries which fall under the EU-Mercosur trade deal.

Sun, 06 Sep, 2026

IRELAND-US-POLITICS-DIPLOMACY
Garda industrial action averted ahead of Trump visit
Cancellation of leave and rest breaks in order to police EU Presidency events and the US visit has left garda reps angry

Sun, 06 Sep, 2026

Taoiseach questions whether Iran wants peace as Trump prepares for Ireland visit
Taoiseach questions whether Iran wants peace as Trump prepares for Ireland visit
The Taoiseach said ending the conflict was vital to restoring stability to global energy markets ahead of Trump’s Ireland visit

Sat, 05 Sep, 2026

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