The Irish government is launching a €443,000 campaign targeting young emigrants, urging them to return home when the 'two ...

Sir Keir Starmer has said he is "absolutely confident" the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill will not lead to vexatious ...

Irish deputy premier Simon Harris accused Sinn Fein of hypocrisy as they claimed the Irish government had made it "impossible ...

Former Brexit secretary Sir David Davis says lawyers for the SAS Regimental Association have written to Northern Ireland ...

Ireland’s deputy prime minister, Simon Harris, will take over the finance ministry after the surprise resignation of Paschal ...

A little-known group sold passage to desperate Palestinians who didn’t know their destination, catching the South African ...

The federal government shutdown has ended. What does that mean for SNAP benefits, airports and national parks in WNC?

Keir Starmer to commit to Labour’s manifesto and curb secondary ticket sales from reaching “extortionate” prices ...

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Catherine Connolly has a change mandate that may put her at odds with Ireland's own government—and its allies in Europe and ...

HMRC is reviewing decisions to strip child benefit payments from 23,500 people — many from Northern Ireland — after using individuals’ travel data to conclude that they had emigrated from the UK.

The Irish government is forecasting a sharp slowdown in the country’s corporate tax revenue through 2040 as it braces for the evaporation of what it regards as “windfall” corporation tax receipts.