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Brussels: European Union member states have stepped back from imposing retaliatory trade measures against the United States, opting instead for diplomatic engagement amid rising tensions over US plans involving Greenland. An EU diplomat…

Dublin: A leading Irish economist has warned that Ireland could be plunged into a deep recession if US President Donald Trump succeeds in forcing major cuts to American interest rates. Dr. Alan Ahern said Trump's push to pressure US…

Dublin: Bus Éireann is launching a recruitment campaign for part-time bus drivers across 13 locations, including Athlone, Ballina, Cavan, Cork, Stranorlar, Drogheda, Dublin, Dundalk, Galway, Limerick, Sligo, Tralee and Waterford.…

Dublin: The government is considering making helmets compulsory for e-scooter users as part of a wider effort to toughen regulations. Spike in Child Injuries Hospitals report: A fourfold rise in e-scooter injuries since 2021 500…

Dublin: New reports alleging that extremist organisations linked to the Muslim Brotherhood are recruiting students across Irish and UK campuses have triggered widespread debate and scrutiny. The claims surfaced via a social media post by…

Dublin: Ireland’s heavy reliance on corporate tax revenues from US multinational companies is emerging as the country’s biggest financial vulnerability this year, according to leading economists. Experts caution that any reduction in this…

The 2026 Henley Passport Index, which measures global mobility based on visa-free or visa-on-arrival access, has revealed this year’s most powerful passports. The rankings reflect diplomatic strength, economic influence and international…

Dublin: India has overtaken the United States to become the top source of international students in Ireland as the number of overseas enrolments reaches a new high. A record 9,175 Indian students are currently studying in Ireland,…

Dublin: A new study by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has found that negative public attitudes toward immigration in Ireland are largely driven by misinformation and inaccurate assumptions rather than the reality of…

Dublin: The government has approved major reforms to Ireland’s asylum system, requiring decisions on protection claims to be issued within three months and implemented within six. The legislative changes align Ireland with the EU…