Consumer and investor fears of a disorderly Brexit are growing, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has conceded.

Borna Barisic's second-half free-kick gave Rangers a 1-0 Ladbrokes Premiership win over St Mirren in Paisley.

Which is the best way to handle the Brexit debacle?

Tánaiste Simon Coveney and British prime minister Boris Johnson have begun the latest final stretch in the Brexit diplomatic marathon as the pair rather aptly flying off in completely different directions.

The Government is ramping up its Brexit backstop campaign as it faces increasing pressure to clarify where new checks and inspections on goods will take place if the UK crashes out of the EU.

University College Cork researchers have unearthed some 200 volumes of centuries-old newsletters that shine a light on 16th and 17th-century life in Europe.

Smart cities are more likely to be defined by quieter upgrades to existing infrastructure and new partnerships that better represent residents.

Tens of thousands of demonstrators opposed to right-wing populism and nationalism took to the streets in different European cities today, ahead of the European Parliament elections.

European Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly has initiated an investigation into the lack of transparency around EU ministerial decisions on annual fish quotas.

A Polish group is suing the social media giant, which it claims is a public utility, for doing just that, in a potentially landmark case, says Leonid Bershidsky.

While the emergence of the anti-immigrant Vox movement is alarming, the possible outcomes of the election look benign, says Ferdinando Giugliano

Anxiously approaching her 40th birthday, Rehana Maniar decided to try something new. Four years after picking up powerlifting she now holds 12 World Records, as Áilín Quinlan discovers

Drawing opposition as formidable as Legia Warsaw was hardly the dream date Cork City had in mind in the Champions League but, while John Caulfield is not hiding from the difficulty of the challenge thrown up by yesterday’s First Round draw in Nyon – “probably got the toughest that was there” was his initial reaction yesterday – the City manager is still hoping that his side can subject the three-in-a-row Polish champions to something of a “nightmare” in the first leg at home.

The new dates are Metallica’s first in the UK and Europe since the September 2017 to May 2018 indoor run that broke attendance records in 29 venues across the continent.

Damien Delaney and Garry Buckley are both doubts for Cork City's Europa League third-round qualifier first leg against Rosenborg tomorrow evening.

City are embarking on their first Champions League campaign in 12 years.

“Our fans will love going to Warsaw and we’re looking forward to the challenge.”

That hurt more than I thought it would.

The Department of Foreign Affairs looked for a Brexit war chest to manage Ireland’s interests as the UK prepares to leave the EU.

Deep divisions within Europe are increasingly threatening the values upon which the European project of “ever closer union” is based.

European Union (EU) lawmakers have launched action against Poland over concerns the government has compromised the independence of the judiciary and risks breaching fundamental values.

It was the greatest night for at least five years, the night that marked a turning point for the Danish national team.

The Irish Taxi Federation has slammed MyTaxi's new cab-sharing service.

Fascists and other far-right extremists are set to assemble on Saturday in Warsaw for the march.

Furious Ryanair customers are bombarding the firm with complaints and questions following the latest batch of flight cancellations.

JPMorgan Chase, one of the world's largest banks, is opening a new global corporate centre in Warsaw, Poland, and will hire more than 3,000 people in the next three years.

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Dublin is among more than 20 European cities battling to become the new homes to two EU agencies which will leave London because of Brexit.

Helen O’Callaghan on the role boredom plays in development.

Latest: Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin have met briefly ahead of their highly anticipated meeting on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Germany.

AT a moment when there are far too many reasons to feel that we have moved from being a post-war world to being a pre-war world Wednesday’s taunting of America by North Korea over their new nuclear capabilities did little to lift a darkening mood. 

Donald Trump has called for Russia to stop fomenting unrest around the world, but pointedly stopped short of condemning Moscow for meddling in the US election.

Stabilising ties with allies closer to home might be a better choice for Poland rather than indulging the US, says Slawomir Sierakowski.

US President Donald Trump has arrived in Poland ahead of an outdoor address in Warsaw and energy talks with European leaders.

The US president is in Poland this week, where his brand of populism is welcome, as it is in Hungary, but we must not allow him to play eastern and western Europe against each other, says Guy Verhofstadt.

The Irish technology company Codec-dss has announced 50 new jobs after the company saw a "dramatic growth" in the last year.

As World Cup qualification reaches the business end we look at how things stand in every group. 

Thousands of people are marching and dancing through the streets of central Warsaw to show their support for gay rights.

Slawomir Sierakowski looks at Antoni Macierewicz’s changes to Poland’s military and suggests he wants an army he can use against the people.

On the road to Russia, where booby traps have to be dodged, a steady head like Darren Randolph admits Ireland have to be pleased with how they’ve negotiated the first half of the journey.

LATEST: Donald Tusk has "overwhelming support" to retain one of the European Union's top jobs, despite staunch opposition from the government of his native Poland, the EU leader overseeing the election process said.

While publicly, the Government has to state it is preparing for all contingencies, and it is right and proper it do so, it is clear on a political level, things are not going our way, writes Daniel McConnell