Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky said he wants Kyiv to host a meeting with European and American officials in the "coming days" to work on documents to end the war with Russia.

Families of the victims of the Bondi Beach mass shootings have called for a national inquiry into anti-Semitism and alleged failures in policing, intelligence and policy that they blame for the attack.

China has started live-fire military exercises around Taiwan, hours after announcing "major" drills in waters and airspace near the self-governed democratic island.

The head of An Garda Síochána's Drugs and Organised Crime Bureau has said gardaí are actively targeting those involved in drug-related intimidation and violence and are identifying, through a research project, who is involved and why.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will meet Donald Trump in Florida today, with the US president pushing to move to the next stage of the fragile Gaza truce plan.

Irish embassy officials gave thousands of pounds worth of World Cup 1994 tickets to Irish fans left stranded and ticket-less in Florida after a British travel agent suddenly went bust in order to prevent what they feared risked becoming a "riotous si...

A train carrying 250 people has partially derailed on Sunday in Mexico, killing 13 people and injuring 98.

The latest figures available from the Central Statistics Office show a 42% drop in the number of homicide and related offences in the second quarter of this year, compared with the same period in 2024.

Tensions emerged between officials from the Irish and UK governments on Friday 4 October 2002 after PSNI officers raided Sinn Féin offices at the Northern Assembly in Stormont and arrested four members of the party.

Song Sung Blue star Hugh Jackman has said Dublin audiences are "the best" out of all the places he has performed around the world.

There was a time when student life was all about excitement and promise, finding your tribe and forging lifelong friendships.

Government ministers were told in the aftermath of the February 1995 Lansdowne Road riot by English hooligans that garda reserve numbers at the stadium were "insufficient" and that pre-game safety information was "not clearly understood or remembered...

Food prices are finishing the year as they started it ... rising steadily.

Bulgarian banks, businesses and shoppers were preparing this week to say goodbye to the lev currency ahead ⁠of a move to adopt the euro on 1 January.

Approximately 102,000 tonnes of packaging waste will be generated throughout the festive season, according to Repak.

Two men in their 80s have died following a house fire near Easkey, Co Sligo.

North Korea has test-fired two strategic long-range cruise missiles into the sea according to state media.

The attorney general in 1994 believed Fianna Fáil ministers had withheld information and deliberately intended to mislead the Dáil during a controversy surrounding the extradition of paedophile priest Fr Brendan Smyth.

Almost half a century ago, overcrowding and a lack of bed capacity was identified as a major issue at University Hospital Limerick, a new document released under the State Papers shows.

In 1995, escalating fears of a radiation accident at the Sellafield/Thorp nuclear facilities in Cumbria in the UK led the Irish government to consider taking legal action.