The threat from Iran’s repressive regime will not be solved by air and missile attacks

After losing a Labour seat to the Green Party, the prime minister will nervously await polls in May

This will be the eighth apology since Bertie Ahern’s landmark address to Dáil Éireann in 1999

The habits cultivated by serious reading are precisely what is required of citizens in a democracy

New equipment will be of little use without soldiers, sailors and pilots to operate it

The bank’s president needs to clarify whether she will see out her term

Republicans will fret about the yawning gap between presidential rhetoric and voter sentiment

Some 100,000 more employees may be needed to deliver on all the plans

In the Netherlands and the UK, AI cameras are used which can detect mobile use by drivers

UN officials fear a humanitarian crisis, with the outbreak of epidemics and the spread of hunger

The Government has to make progress in 2026 if it is to see results during its term

After four years of attrition, the conflict is stuck in bloody gridlock

The US administration said it can find new ways forward, but this will be complicated and difficult

Many of the failings can be linked back, at least in part , to a lack of consultant psychiatrists

The precautionary principle must prevail where any credible risk exist

If demand continues to rise it must be managed in a more structured way

It is vital for victims and their families that there is legal accountability where criminal acts are proven

The latest Fiscal Council research shows that the Government needs to reassess its budgetary approach

The people of Limerick voted for an alternative to the old system of local government

Performative cruelty is designed to deter illegal entry and encourage undocumented to ‘self-deport’