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A report by the Hope and Courage Collective, which works to build resilience in communities against rising far-right hate and disinformation, has found a widening gap between public attitudes and political discourse.
US President Donald Trump has said that his administration will be releasing as much information as possible on UFOs in the near future.
A total of €384,467 has been returned to the State resulting from an underspend in the presidential allowance during the second term of Michael D Higgins' presidency.
A US citizen accused of creating and lodging forged legal documents allegedly wanted to raise an army to invade and reclaim the United States for the late Queen Elizabeth, the High Court in Belfast has heard.
A joint call has been made by politicians and police for safer driving following a "catastrophic" weekend on Northern Ireland's roads.
An Oireachtas committee has heard that head injuries in sport can no longer be ignored and should be recognised as a public health issue.
Minister of State for Sport Charlie McConalogue has said "the ball is very much in the court" of Katie Taylor and her promoters if they are to seek government support for a potential fight at Croke Park.
A 39-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Yveta Donovalova in Waterford city two days ago.
US President Donald Trump warned Iran that it should "get smart soon" and capitulate to his demands for tight controls on its nuclear programme, as the US continued its naval blockade on Iran's ports.
Two men have been stabbed in a predominantly Jewish area of north London in what UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer called a "deeply concerning" attack.
Energy prices rose by 15.5% in the 12 months to April, according to the Central Statistics Office.
Cancer experts have warned that over 80% of Ireland's radiotherapy machines need immediate or imminent replacement, with little or no active planning to do so.
A pedestrian in his 80s has died after being knocked down in Longford town.
There will be 78 Tertiary Bachelor's Degree programmes available to students for the 2026/2027 academic year, an increase of 32.
The European Commission has issued a preliminary finding against US tech giant Meta for allegedly failing to prevent minors under 13 from using Instagram and Facebook.
The estates of two of Jimi Hendrix's former bandmates have lost a High Court claim against Sony Music Entertainment UK over rights linked to recordings by The Jimi Hendrix Experience.
The father of an Irish man on trial in Germany over a so-called 'direct action' protest at the premises of an Israeli military technology company has said he is deeply concerned about his son's treatment in custody and his access to justice.
Ireland needs to invest hundreds of millions every year to restore nature and to support farmers, fishers and foresters to protect the environment, according to a report from the Independent Advisory Committee on Nature Restoration.
Former FBI director James Comey has been indicted for threatening the life of US President Donald Trump, five months after a previous case against the outspoken critic of the US president was thrown out.
Europe is the fastest-warming continent on Earth, the European State of the Climate Report for 2025 has found.
Some 14% of Irish households in 2024 said they were unable to afford adequate warmth or pay energy bills in full, according to a new report from the Economic and Social Research Institute.
The US Federal Reserve has held interest rates steady, but in its most divided decision since 1992 noted rising concerns about inflation in a policy statement that drew three dissents from officials who no longer feel the US central bank should communicate a bias towards lowering borrowing costs.
Fuel support payments will be given to farmers and agricultural contractors by the end of June as part of a Government scheme in the wake of the recent protests.
A US citizen accused of creating and lodging forged legal documents allegedly wanted to raise an army to invade and reclaim the United States for the late Queen Elizabeth, the High Court in Belfast has heard.
A convent, built in Portlaoise over 200 years ago, has been re-developed into social housing and support services.
The popular children's author Gordon Snell has died aged 93.
The Government has been informed of plans by cloud computing firm Oracle to cut jobs in Ireland.
A man in his 30s has been charged and is due to appear in court in connection with the death of a woman following an assault in Waterford city.
The European Parliament have voted to allow EU lawmakers who are pregnant or on maternity leave to vote by proxy.
Two men have been stabbed in a predominantly Jewish area of north London in what UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer called a "deeply concerning" attack.
Gardaí investigating an ongoing feud between two drug gangs in Ballymun are searching for a gun that was fired by a child in the area yesterday afternoon.
US President Donald Trump interrupted his speech during a White House banquet to ask Rory McIlroy to stand and praised the golfer for his "unconquerable courage".
Three men have died in separate road traffic incidents in Cork, Longford and Galway today and yesterday.
There will be 78 Tertiary Bachelor's Degree programmes available to students for the 2026/2027 academic year, an increase of 32.
Britain's King Charles told the US Congress that despite an age of uncertainty and conflict in Europe and the Middle East, the UK and the US will always be staunch allies united in defending democracy, at a time of deep divisions between the two long-time allies over the war with Iran.
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers is to meet some of the world's biggest tech and AI companies as part of an official visit to San Francisco which begins today.
A US federal judge criminally sentenced OxyContin-maker Purdue Pharma over its role in the opioid crisis, ahead of upcoming bankruptcy proceedings and its dissolution.
Ireland needs to invest hundreds of millions every year to restore nature and to support farmers, fishers and foresters to protect the environment according to a report from the Independent Advisory Committee on Nature Restoration.
Former FBI director James Comey has been indicted for threatening the life of US President Donald Trump, five months after a previous case against the outspoken critic of the US president was thrown out.
The US, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Guyana, Paraguay, and Trinidad and Tobago have released a joint statement in support of Panama's sovereignty, saying recent actions by China are an attempt to politicize maritime trade and infringe on the sovereignty of nations in the hemisphere.
The man accused of trying to assassinate US President Donald Trump took a selfie in his hotel room moments before bursting through security with a pump-action shotgun, prosecutors have said.
The building company of the new children's hospital has failed to set an updated deadline for its completion, a Public Accounts Committee will hear tomorrow.
New research from Trinity College Dublin and Microsoft Ireland has found that the use of artificial intelligence is freeing up time for companies.
Gaelic Warrior confirmed his status as this season's elite staying chaser as he added the Punchestown Gold Cup to his Cheltenham title with another brilliant performance.
A convent, built in Portlaoise over 200 years ago, has been re-developed into social housing and support services.
Gerard Hutch has registered his candidacy for the upcoming Dublin Central bye-election.
A 39-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Yveta Donovalova in Waterford city two days ago.
A housing order for all poultry and captive birds in the country will be lifted from next Tuesday, 5 May.
Mark Allen is through to the World Snooker Championship semi-finals after a dramatic 13-11 victory over Barry Hawkins.
The European Parliament is to consider a legal change to restrict chemicals in cosmetics.
Cancer experts have warned that over 80% of Ireland's radiotherapy machines need immediate or imminent replacement, with little or no active planning to do so.
Details of a Government fuel support scheme, aimed at the construction, agriculture, quarries, haulage, and fisheries sectors, will be outlined by ministers this morning.
Two men have died in separate road traffic accidents within 24 hours, following incidents in both Longford and Galway.
Ryder Cup Europe has confirmed to RTÉ that each household in Adare has received two complimentary passes to the 2027 Ryder Cup, and that residents can attend the tournament on a day of their choosing.
Ed Sheeran has revealed he has had shingles for the last month, but added that he is "on the mend now".
Minister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers is to meet with the some of the world's biggest tech and AI companies as part of an official visit to San Francisco which begins today.
A US federal judge criminally sentenced OxyContin-maker Purdue Pharma over its role in the opioid crisis, ahead of upcoming bankruptcy proceedings and its dissolution.
Former FBI director James Comey has been indicted for threatening the life of US President Donald Trump, five months after a previous case against the outspoken critic of the US president was thrown out.
Europe is the fastest-warming continent on Earth, the European State of the Climate Report for 2025 has found.
International experts will gather in Dublin today for a major conference on cybersecurity threats.