Former EU commissioner Mairead ­McGuinness has solidified her lead in the polls in the race to be the country’s next president, as the vast majority of the Irish public have said they wouldn’t vote fo...

This Viewpoint discusses the critical importance of continued funding for the intramural research program in the Department of Veterans Affairs.

At least 11 people were killed and 30 wounded in Russian strikes on eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, the country's emergency service said, raising the earlier death toll of four.

When Donald Trump’s Maga men look around the globe to uncover the most egregious trade sinner, they will surely see Ireland

NEW YORK—Emphasizing that the practice was just more evidence of journalists’ bias against him, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump stated Thursday that he was sick and tired of the mainstream media always attempting to place his words into some kind of context. “The corrupt news media is constantly taking the things I say and putting them within the larger context of politics and global events—it’s absolutely sickening what they do,” said Trump, adding that many of the comments he has made—including his call yesterday for Russia to hack into the emails of his presidential opponent Hillary Clinton and publish the contents—had been repeatedly and unfairly contextualized with relevant facts about the world and pertinent information about the situation in which they were stated. “It’s completely shameful to take words I’ve spoken or written and try to connect them to some kind of objective reality. I say something, and the next thing I know, a crooked reporter is telling everyone what I said along with a fact-based explanation of what its implications are and why it matters. It’s ridiculous, and it has to stop.” Trump added that he would not hesitate to ban any news organization from his campaign that continued to twist his statements by implying they held any specific meaning about or relation to the world we inhabit.

In today's edition of the Capitals, read about how the US opened Ukraine peace talks with Russia without EU allies, Germany’s AfD steps up far-right diplomacy with Orbán love fest, and so much more.

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Ireland is ranked 10th best out of 180 countries when it comes to perceived levels of public sector corruption, according to a new report from Transparency International.

Euronext Dublin was down 1.6%, which was largely in line with international peers

‘We need to put the EU flag up more,” Kaja Kallas tells ambassadors.

A boost in domestic consumption has led to growth well above the government's initial forecast. The post Spain was eurozone’s fastest growing economy in 2024 appeared first on Euractiv.

One of the ten Austrian repair workers who has arrived in Ireland to assist ESB Networks with power restoration has said the team "tried to avoid any stopping" on their journey here.

If he follows through, it could raise prices on many day-to-day items as economists are almost unanimous that tariffs are passed on as consumer price increases.

A survey of 25-year-olds has found that more than six-in-10 (62%) were living with parents for mostly financial reasons.

Widespread adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in Irish business remains low at just 6%, according to new research.

Moscow has blamed Ukraine for a series of attacks by sea drones on Russian naval targets.

The union jack was lowered in Brussels this week in 2020. Today, despite the problems caused by leaving, a yearning for ‘Breturn’ flowers Andrew Moss despairs, even now, when he thinks back to the end of January 2020. It was a painful, traumatic time for…