Anti-terror police investigate drive-by shooting near Paris that killed one and injured four
Local mayor says man appeared to be firing at random and seemed intent on ‘carrying out a massacre’
Local mayor says man appeared to be firing at random and seemed intent on ‘carrying out a massacre’
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade not aware of any lobbying by Government to exclude alumina from latest set of measures
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French authorities say there is no risk to general population at this stage
Combined yellow-vest and student protest to go ahead in Paris on Saturday as Italy calls in soldiers to patrol Milan streets
Creeping reintroduction of checkpoints inside Schengen travel area a nuisance for town where Luxembourg, France and Germany come together
France’s borrowing costs rise to their highest since mid-2002, as widespread protests added to concerns over the country’s fragile finances
Demonstrations from Albania to Spain are largely unconnected, but some common frustrations run through them
Inside Politics: Uproar in chamber as debate dredges up old wounds, while Jim O’Callaghan’s long war rumbles on
There are people of both political extremes who crave street politics just because it has potential for violence and confrontation
Fresh curfews imposed on Tuesday after first quiet night since France’s most destructive rioting in years
For moderate political forces, it is all about preventing the hard-left from getting into the presidential second round
Net inward migration responsible for two-thirds of increase, official figures show
Thousands of shops damaged or looted as protests descended into violence, leaving owners fearing for their future
More than 2,400 people have been arrested after clashes between demonstrators and police
An Irish student protester and a Limoges resident share experiences of street violence and tear gas in France
As demonstrations spread across France, questions remain over who was responsible for the violence and what it means for Emmanuel Macron
Inside Politics: Criminal defence solicitors withdrew all services for the day this morning
Historic public buildings burned, hundreds of shops destroyed and more than 2,000 people arrested
Anti-government demonstrations spiral out of control in many cities, with buildings set ablaze and shops looted
John Wilson: Jean-Claude Mas is a fourth-generation grower but the first in his family to make wine
Plus 54 works by Connemara-based Charles Vincent Lamb go under the hammer
Features of its premium Disney+ service have been switched off in certain countries over patent dispute
Prime minister Edi Rama rejects calls to resign
As students protest over conditions in schools, an obscure pensions transfer reveals how billions earmarked for education are funding retired civil servants instead
More than five million of the basic cars were made – now the model is being relaunched as a simple electric vehicle
Study by DataPulse also found that 134,900 individuals here were in Europe’s top 1% of earners
One price, home and away: from a coastal home in Dunmore East to a stately townhouse in Hérault
As member states clash over defence spending and farm payments, Ireland is playing the role of neutral EU presidency dealmaker
Global borrowing rates have risen this year as Iran war stokes inflation
Advertising Standards Authority agrees ‘Moroccan adventure’ advert likely to be misleading
Splitting the electorate has been disastrous for the left, but their differences appear too deep to repair before presidential election
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