Framework for future deal on Danish territory formed after US president met with military alliance’s secretary general Mark Rutte

The US president spoke for over almost two hours at the White House press conference, where he said he has “lots of meetings scheduled on Greenland”

Postal service says Christmas mail continues to arrive from various parts of the world, including the US

Caseload of 1,910 hospitalised last week is way down from pre-Christmas peak of 3,544

Rent has ‘skyrocketed’ completely out of range of people on a pension

It appears a section of glass fell from a second-floor window to street at well-known Weir & Sons jewellers

It is not clear if any of the 94 American applicants in 2025 were granted international protection here

Social network’s tool Grok has been creating illegal images at the request of users

Falconry or hawkery in harbour area could be ‘a natural solution to a natural problem’, says FG’s Frank McNamara

‘Ireland’s support for Unrwa remains unwavering,’ says Helen McEntee

‘I don’t think people realise just how many obstacles there are for teachers who qualify abroad’, says Sinéad Ryan

He opened Dublin’s first dedicated skateboarding shop, Clive’s, on Hill Street in 1978

But soaps, drama and news among most-watched programmes on RTÉ Player

Met Éireann says track of weather system changed, while Britain took the brunt

Decision also influenced by increased levels of unchecked hate, misogyny, racism and anti-LGBTI+ content on the platform