Ireland set to feel the heat from Washington’s Maga brigade over Occupied Territories Bill
Trump’s shock troops need to have the proposed legislation explained because, it seems, they have not read it
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Family of recently deceased boy Harvey Morrison Sherratt to meet Simon Harris
Scoliosis patient (9) faced delays in waiting for surgery
Prosecutors in Lebanon appeal against sentences imposed on men convicted of killing Pte Seán Rooney
Authorities to seek to track down Mohammed Ayyad, sentenced to death in absentia
Money to pay Reserve Defence Forces members ran out due to recruitment ‘surge’
Departmental documents show officials realised they did not have the money to pay reservists for part of 2024
‘Israel, stop killing journalists’: Protest held in Dublin after killing of Gaza reporters
Tánaiste Simon Harris encourages Israeli protests against Netanyahu government
India Day postponed after ‘spate of attacks’ on community
Annual celebratory event, due to be staged in Dublin’s Phoenix Park, has been held since 2015
Ireland joins group of European countries in condemning Israel occupation plan for Gaza
Bono and U2 issue statement clarifying views and expressing ‘unequivocal condemnation’ of Netanyahu government
Tánaiste discussed Ireland’s upcoming EU presidency with Amazon
Simon Harris also told Amazon that Ireland worked to ‘control what we can’ in current economic climate
Irish exporters ‘told to shut their mouths’ over Trump tariffs
‘Trump’s trade war is good for Irish beef’ but nervousness pervades the dairy, pharmaceutical and computer chip sectors
Air Corps had to pull out of show in England due ‘significant challenges’ for air traffic control
Shortage of trained controllers at Casement Aerodrome has led to plans for reduced-hours service for flights
Occupied Territories Bill: US Congress group asks that Ireland be added to list of countries boycotting Israel
Inclusion on list imposes specific tax reporting requirements and potential penalties
Leader of Haitian gang that kidnapped Irish woman Gena Heraty opens talks
Gang leader has spoken to two people representing orphanage where Ms Heraty works after establishing contact via intermediaries
Indian taxi driver faces loss of livelihood as he recovers from unprovoked Dublin attack
Racist language and assaults on Indian and Pakistani community create climate of fear
Gena Heraty kidnapping: Tánaiste speaks to Haitian minister to try to bring end to Irish woman’s ‘horrendous ordeal’
Co Mayo woman was working in orphanage in Port-au-Prince where eight people were taken
Gena Heraty ‘dedicated her life to supporting the most vulnerable’
Gena Heraty among eight people kidnapped from orphanage in Haiti
A promising start for Jim O’Callaghan, not so for James Browne: How has the Cabinet performed in its first six months?
Jim O’Callaghan and Peter Burke have made promising starts, James Browne has a lot of catching up to do
‘A sham trial process’: Mother of Private Seán Rooney criticises Lebanese court
‘What happened in Lebanon was not justice,’ says Natasha Rooney
European unity would have broken down in a trade war with the US
France is attacking 15% tariff deal, yet like Ireland had wanted Brussels to water down retaliatory measures
The Irish Times view on the Government VAT row: tensions ahead
The nature of this disagreement suggests tougher debates to come
Irish soldier Seán Rooney: Man sentenced to death over killing in Lebanon
Taoiseach welcomes conviction of main defendant, but says it is unsatisfactory that the man is still at large
EU and US reach deal on 15% tariffs, averting potential trade war
Final terms worked out during meeting between Donald Trump and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland
Trade deal includes ‘zero for zero’ arrangement for aviation, says Simon Harris
Minister tells trade forum that EU-US agreement gives ‘certainty for Irish, European and American businesses’
Coalition warned against diluting contentious Occupied Territories Bill
Oireachtas committee to publish report on proposal to ban trade with illegally occupied territories in Palestine
Parents facilitating a 16-year-old’s ‘prinks’ is a sign of our weird relationship with alcohol
With alcohol labelling, we were on the verge of doing something as revolutionary as the smoking ban. Then we chickened out
The Covid files: what the government was told and how it coped in the early days of the pandemic
A trove of unpublished documents shows the information given to government as it made radical decisions affecting people’s lives
Simon Harris considers Gaza national day of solidarity
Proposal made by writer to letters page of The Irish Times is ‘sensible and good idea’, says Tánaiste
‘A serious threat to public health’: Doctors warn about delay to mandatory alcohol health labels
The labels were due to be introduced in May 2026 have been postponed due to tariff threat
Drinks Ireland warned Taoiseach that alcohol health labelling plans seen as ‘trade barrier’ by US
Cabinet decides to delay introduction of new regime for two years amid concerns over impact
Ireland’s latest investment plan: A sceptic’s guide
A bad outcome on US-EU tariffs would be the acid test of where Government priorities lie
Budget plan for €9.4bn public spending boost will be reconsidered if tariffs hit
Coalition leaders vow to protect infrastructure spending
National Development Plan shows the Government is about to bet big on capital expenditure
Investment surge pledged by Coalition, especially in the areas of water, energy infrastructure and housing
State agencies to implement new rules aiming to enhance transparency in political ads
Introduction of alcohol warning labels to be deferred for two years, Ministers to hear
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