Workers who self-isolate on a precautionary basis, even if it is in line with advice from the HSE, may not be entitled to be paid, the Workplace Relations Commission has warned.

Valid Irish insurance discs will now be accepted as proof of insurance for Irish registered vehicles.

Irish residents spent almost €7.5 billion on foreign trips last year.

A new report into homelessness in Dublin has found that a large number of people living in emergency accommodation are from outside the European Union.

Agriculture minister Michael Creed has promised farmers a “substantial” aid package if they suffer losses as a result of new UK tariffs under a no-deal Brexit.

There are no plans to change citizenship laws for children born in Ireland to foreign parents.

Reading between the lines President Higgins is actively considering running again, writes Alison O’Connor

Russian foreign minister Sergey Lavrov is threatening "counter actions" against the United States over a pair of Russian diplomatic compounds seized by the United States last year.

New research has revealed that 47% of individuals who are homeless are women.

Victims of crime will have the power to request that alleged offenders be kept in custody as part of new laws.

The National Security Council are closely monitoring a small number of people in the wake of the terror attacks in Brussels.

Eight people are missing after a wooden boat carrying migrants or refugees attempting to reach the Aegean island of Lesbos sank after colliding with a patrol boat during a rescue operation.

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Call on all member states to support under-pressure countries.

Russia has cut off gas supplies to Ukraine in a dispute over unpaid bills that could disrupt supplies to the rest of Europe and set back hopes for peace.

Electricity and gas prices have been rising at a much faster rate here than average energy costs across the EU, new figures reveal.

Officials say they have broken up an international criminal network that was producing and distributing forged documents for illegal immigrants in European Union countries.

Pilots’ unions have lost their battle to persuade MEPs to vote against new European regulations for pilots’ flying hours which they consider “unsafe and discredited”.

Behind every suicide and attempted suicide caused by the economic crisis are thousands of hidden cases of mental illness, writes Kate Kelland

Fresh evidence of the UK's shortage of skilled workers was revealed today with a new study revealing that firms' expansion plans were being "frustrated" by the problem.

MOBILE phone operator Meteor has abolished roaming charges for its customers travelling in the European Union.

ONE in three deaths on Irish roads are alcohol related compared to an average of one in four throughout the European Union.

Taoiseach Brian Cowen was today cautiously optimistic of a pro-Lisbon Treaty win as voters took to the polls across the country.