The State will advocate for a “firm but proportionate” European response to US president Donald Trump’s tariffs when European Union trade ministers meet on Monday.

New data from the Road Safety Authority (RSA) reveals a worrying trend—nearly half (45%) of people who tested their alcohol levels at Flinebox breathalyser kiosks mistakenly believed they were under the legal limit.

The public have been called on to exercise awareness and vigilance of the fire risk in rural areas in warm and dry weather, after a fire on a “pristine” bog in Co. Westmeath.

HSS Hire Group PLC have reached an agreement with Chadwicks Group whereby parent company Grafton Group plc will acquire HSS Hire Ireland.

A new bill to to regulate wind farms is being proposed by a midlands TD.

A Kildare woman has told an inquest that she believed her stillborn son would still be alive if she had received proper care by medical staff at the Midlands Regional Hospital in Portlaoise during her pregnancy.

Minister Peter Burke discusses Donald Trump's tariffs, you'll hear about a Bill that criminalises catfishing and how to grow the perfect beard.

The death toll in Myanmar associated with the earthquake last week has risen.

A marked drop in the number and value of personal injuries claims over the past five years should be reflected in lower insurance premiums, the Minister for Enterprise has said.

The potential increase of €1,000 to third-level fees this year has left students feeling “disheartened”.

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A dedicated ‘Night Mayor’ has been appointed to boost Dublin’s nighttime economy, aiming to enhance late-night culture and business.

Gardaí have seized over €2 million worth of fake designer goods in a major operation targeting counterfeit sales in Ireland.

A family-run business in Laois has been recognized with a prestigious national award, highlighting its excellence in the industry.

A solicitor advises that a brother who inherited a family farm can legally sell it despite his late parents’ wishes to keep it in the family.

Two legal cases allege that unborn babies were wrongly diagnosed with fatal foetal abnormalities, leading to terminations that could have been avoided.

The appetite-suppressing injection, popular among celebrities, is now available in Ireland but currently only for those who can afford private prescriptions.

A Westmeath grandmother was attacked in her home by intruders searching for her grandson, with a suspect now facing burglary charges.

Activists and TD Ruth Coppinger are campaigning for a bill to outlaw fox hunting, calling it cruel and unnecessary.

Over 4,000 homes in Westmeath are now connected to high-speed fibre broadband under the National Broadband Plan, improving digital access in rural areas.