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The tánaiste rejects Steve Baker's proposal for a super-majority to be needed for a united Ireland.

Descendants of 19 men hanged 123 years ago have spent decades searching for their remains.

Princess Leonor of Spain's birthday is on Tuesday, prompting talk of what sort of royal she will be.

Irish police say two women are being treated in hospital for serious injuries after a dog attack.

Enthusiasts of Co Armagh-born writer AE Russell gather in Dublin to launch an appreciation society.

The drugs were found on a Panama-registered ship which had docked at Sheerness Port, officers said.

A series of portraits of people named Brigid will honour Ireland's only female patron saint.

The UN General Assembly has called for an immediate humanitarian truce between Israel and Hamas.

The country's first in-depth public inquiry into abuse linked to the Catholic Church presents its findings.

Provides an overview of New Caledonia including key facts about this French Pacific Ocean territory.

The Bank of Russia raises rates more than expected to try to lower inflation and boost the rouble.

Andrew Phillips fled to the Netherlands after the service was cracked and his activities were exposed.

The suspect is accused of pushing two women into a ravine at Neuschwanstein Castle and raping one of them.

Member states disagreed over whether to call for short breaks in the fighting or a longer pause.

The White House says heavy losses and poor morale are leading to mutinies in some units.

Vincent Reynouard was on the run for two years and posed as a tutor in Fife.

Thursday's summit is overshadowed by Hamas's war with Israel and a failure to project a united front.