Jamie Osborne and the ‘Melbourne 10’ enjoyed a tremendous return on their recent investments as they enjoyed a spectacular treble with Florencio, Waqaas and Monumental Man at the annual Laytown Races yesterday.

Large swathes of the country are going to be left without any GP if supports are not given to doctors, according to the Irish College of General Practitioners.

Darren Osborne, 48, of Glyn Rhosyn in Cardiff, has been found guilty of murder and attempted murder in England after deliberately ploughing a van into Muslim worshippers in Finsbury Park.

A driver named Dave who vanished after ploughing into a group of worshippers in Finsbury Park was like the magician Dynamo, the man accused of the attack in England has claimed.

A man accused of carrying out a terror attack at Finsbury Park in London, England, had hoped to kill Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn, he told a court.

Annabelle Comyn feels her revival of John Osborne’s classic play will show how its central angry young man is very much alive in today’s world, writes Alan O’Riordan.

The man accused of carrying out the Finsbury Park terror attack was a "ticking time-bomb" who became obsessed with Muslims after watching a drama based on the Rochdale grooming scandal, a court heard.

Both girls told detectives they felt they had to kill their classmate to become the character Slender Man's "proxies", or servants, and protect their families from him. All three girls were 12 years old.

The crisis in mental health has become a crisis in general practice, says the Irish College of General Practitioners.

There is a "consensus view" among Conservative MPs that Theresa May cannot continue as UK Prime Minister until the next planned general election in 2022, George Osborne has said.

As Brexit talks continue to founder, the EU attacked a tax break designed to lure big companies to Britain in a clampdown that could trigger legal wrangling lasting long after the UK is scheduled to leave the EU.

To those who played a role and were responsible for this scandal, you are probably unmoved by my outrage, writes Daniel McConnell.

Demand for the services of one of the most-prized stallions in Irish horse breeding history was the main driver of a 56% increase in profits at the Irish National Stud in 2016.

Conservative and Labour figures reacted cautiously to the exit poll predicting Theresa May could have lost her overall majority.

A YouTube video blogger who climbed Liverpool's big wheel has prompted concerns over "exceptionally dangerous" free-climbing pursuits, Merseyside Police said.

Having his shoes catch fire is just one of the occupational hazards West Cork-based artist Danny Osborne faces when working on the side of live volcanoes, writes Ellie O’Byrne

Former British Chancellor George Osborne is to be paid £650,000 a year for working just 48 days a year at asset manager BlackRock, according to the UK parliament’s register of members interests.

British chancellor Philip Hammond moved yesterday to put flesh on the bones of his promise of a “fiscal reset” following Brexit, unveiling a raft of spending measures aimed at boosting the country’s economy.

FANCY living in the city, in a period home, with amenities all on the doorstep, for under €400k? 

A closer trading relationship with the United States could be possible as a result of Brexit, George Osborne indicated as he vowed to build a "global-facing Britain".

UK Chancellor George Osborne’s plans to slash corporation tax, in the battle for overseas investment, would wipe out the effects of Brexit and boost FDI by more than 10%, a think-tank claims.

Sterling hit its lowest level against the euro since late October 2013, piling on the pressure for Irish exporters who sell into Britain, as markets again sold off in the wake of the UK’s Brexit decision to quit the EU.

Alarm has been raised here after chancellor George Osborne told the Financial Times, in his first interview following the shock Brexit vote, that the UK now aimed to offset any slowdown in Britain by cutting its corporation tax rate all the way down to 15%.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny was forced into an embarrassing climbdown on proposals for an all-island forum on the impacts of Brexit, with political leaders effectively admitting yesterday the idea was dead in the water.

It has been quite a week. Students of the dark arts of politics have been left with plenty to savour.

UK chancellor George Osborne gave up his centrepiece policy of turning Britain’s budget deficit into a surplus by 2020, faced with potential economic stress following the country’s shock decision to leave the EU.

Britain’s Home Secretary Theresa May, the bookmakers’ favourite to replace David Cameron as prime minister, said there was no going back on Britain leaving the EU, but that divorce talks would not start until the end of the year.

Fitch Ratings yesterday signalled it would not downgrade Ireland’s credit rating despite the huge market turmoil and warnings of slower growth here after the UK voted to quit the EU.

Quitting the European Union must not mean Britain “turning our backs on Europe”, David Cameron has said.

The leaders of the campaign to get Britain out of the European Union sought to ease concerns about the country’s uncertain economic future by giving public backing to Bank of England governor Mark Carney and finance minister George Osborne.

Chancellor George Osborne’s efforts to calm the markets over Brexit proved fruitless as more than £40bn (€48bn) was wiped off the value of Britain’s biggest companies.

Pub company JD Wetherspoon has printed a new beer mat with strong messages in favour of leaving the EU.

The consequences of Brexit could be “quite a lot worse” for the UK than independent economists have forecast, chancellor George Osborne has warned.

The UK's Chancellor George Osborne has branded a controversial poster unveiled by Nigel Farage "vile", comparing it to extremist literature produced in the 1930s.

David Cameron and George Osborne have issued an impassioned appeal for a vote for Remain, warning that leaving the EU would be the "big mistake" putting Britain's prosperity at risk.

Transparency, the desire to see all and know all, has become an industry.

The British Chancellor has warned a Brexit would mean implementing new borders between the Republic of Ireland and the North.

Brexit would trigger a “profound economic shock” in Northern Ireland and result in an inevitable hardening of the Irish border, the UK Chancellor will warn on a visit to the region.