The Ukrainian government has condemned a Russian missile strike on a dam near the central city of Kryvyi Rih, describing it as an act of revenge for Ukraine's counter-offensive in the northeast.

A man named by the US Department of the Treasury as a key member of the Kinahan crime cartel has appeared in court in Spain in relation to money laundering.

Electricity and gas supplier Panda Power has confirmed its intention to make a controlled exit from the Irish energy supply market.

The funeral of five-year-old Thelma Dennany and her two-year-old brother Mikey, who died in a car fire in Co Westmeath, last Friday will take place today.

The Data Protection Commission has released details of its decision to impose a record fine of €405m on social media platform Instagram.

The founder of US outdoor clothing retailer Patagonia, 83-year-old Yvon Chouinard - who is known for his environmental stances - has given away his company in an effort to combat climate change.

The chief executive of Ryanair has predicted fares will have to rise by a small amount next year, in order to cover the rising cost of fuel.

Three men have been arrested as part of a garda "day of action" into alleged match-fixing in the League of Ireland.

The world's eyes will be on Uzbekistan today, where China's President Xi Jinping is expected to meet his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin on the sidelines of a summit designed to strengthen ties, as the West grapples with how to deal with the two s...

Research by the ESRI has found that while mortality rates have fallen substantially over time in Ireland, inequalities between different groups in the population remain a concern.

South Korean police have arrested a woman charged with murdering what is believed to be her two children whose remains were found in suitcases in New Zealand last month.

Calls for FIFA to contribute to a compensation scheme for migrant workers in World Cup host country Qatar have received strong public backing in an international poll.

The State Examinations Commission has said marking is complete in most subjects for this year's Junior Cycle exams, but results will not be issued until after the completion of the Leaving Certificate appeals process.

A protection order has been requested for witnesses in the upcoming trial against the man who attacked author Salman Rushdie.

Thousands of people queued overnight and into this morning to pay their last respects to Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, with many holding back tears after seeing her coffin lying in state in London.

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said the Government is working on a package for businesses in an effort to help with increasing energy costs.

Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson has announced that she will resign after an unprecedented right-wing and far-right bloc appeared on course to win the general election.

Revenue has said it could be next summer before a ship - which is costing thousands of euro per month in mooring fees - can be moved out of Dublin Port.

Monthly electricity bills to run a supermarket on the edge of Roscommon town have been skyrocketing since last January - with the latest topping €20,000 for one month.

The Cabinet today approved an €0.80 rise to the minimum wage, bringing it to €11.30 per hour from the beginning of next year.