With Nato membership not on the agenda for Ireland, it remains to be seen whether bolstering our security will be enough to ...

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Ireland’s biggest energy supplier, Electric Ireland, recently revealed that it was cutting gas and electric prices for more than 1.1 million residential clients. This announcement is the third ...

Sir Keir Starmer has described his first official visit to Ireland as a "moment for reset" in relations between the UK and its closest neighbour. He met Irish Taoiseach Simon Harris at Farmleigh ...

Chartered Accountants Ireland and CPA Ireland have started to operate as one institute under the Chartered Accountants Ireland brand. Members of the two Irish-based accountancy bodies first voted ...

Ireland’s Passport Service has issued over 775,000 Irish passports so far in 2024, Ireland’s Tánaiste, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Minister for Defence, Micheál Martin TD announced on ...

Independent Ireland has gathered in Limerick for the party's inaugural think-in. Elected members of the recently established party gathered for the think-in in the South Court Hotel in Limerick city.

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Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Officials preparing Ireland’s upcoming budget face a situation most of their peers elsewhere would love ...

DUBLIN, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Britain and Ireland said on Saturday they were moving "from friction back to friendship" as British Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Dublin, part of his efforts to ...

In the 1950s, there was genuine speculation that Ireland’s population might dwindle away to almost nothing, to a scattering of coastal communities forced to eke out a meagre living from farming ...