US President Donald Trump has urged Ukraine to accept his administration's plan aimed at ending the war with Russia by ceding territory, saying his counterpart in Ukraine will "have to like it".

The funerals of two victims who died in last weekend's road crash in Co Louth will take place in Carrickmacross in Co Monaghan later.

Fears amid peace plan that Donald Trump's dislike of Ukraine and admiration of Vladimir Putin now at a final reckoning, writes Tony Connelly.

US Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene has announced that she is resigning from the House of Representatives in the wake of a dramatic falling out with President Donald Trump.

The final game of a November series will always dictate the Christmas mood, given the two-month layoff until the Six Nations rolls around in February. This year, it feels even more defining.

Economics and Public Affairs Editor David Murphy analyses the potential pitfalls of Simon Harris's decision to replace Paschal Donohoe as Minister for Finance.

A Christian group has said 315 students and teachers have been seized in Nigeria's second mass school abduction in a week, as security fears mounted in Africa's most populous nation.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin will address the opening session of the G20 Leaders' Summit in Johannesburg this morning.

In this personal reflection, RTÉ producer Rory Cobbe remembers his friend and colleague, the late broadcaster Uaneen Fitzsimons, 25 years after her death.

The Daily Mail and General Trust has signed an agreement with Redbird IMI to acquire the Telegraph for £500 million.

US legislators have criticised Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for what they describe as "silence" amid their probe into Jeffrey Epstein.

Paschal Donohoe's decision this week to resign from Irish politics and take a job at the World Bank in Washington DC left the Government with a big choice to make to avoid a political vacuum and battle for succession, writes Joe Mag Raollaigh.

Christy star Sydney Sweeney has said she felt "beyond sore" after each day inside the ring shooting the boxing biopic, but revealed that the punishing ordeal meant she "felt like a real fighter".

Met Éireann has warned of difficult driving conditions this morning, as a Status Yellow warning for fog is in place for 11 counties.

A man has been sentenced to 24 years in prison for the manslaughter of Irish woman Sarah McNally at a bar in Queens in New York last year.

Two human rights solicitors have been awarded more than €400,000 each in damages after a High Court jury found they were defamed by businessman Denis O'Brien and his spokesman, James Morrissey, almost ten years ago.

The funeral mass for Dylan Commins took place in Ardee, Co Louth, today while mourners also gathered in Drumcondrath in Co Meath for the funeral of Alan McCluskey.

Residents of a south Dublin housing estate are trying to uncover the cause of damage to around 40 cars which has resulted in repair bills of totalling tens of thousands of euro.

Minister for Climate Energy and Environment, Darragh O'Brien, who is attending the COP30 summit at Belem in Brazil has said the climate negotiations have reached a difficult stage.

The week started brightly for the embattled Peter McVerry Trust. After delaying for over a year, the homelessness charity on Tuesday finally published its accounts for 2023.