Jackie Fox

Jackie Fox

Washington Correspondent

Fianna Fáil party leader Micheál Martin with the winning candidate Jim Gavin

Martin says he trusts FF's councillors to support Gavin

Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has said he trusts councillors to support the party's presidential candidate Jim Gavin.

Presidential Election • 10 Sep 25

Two men sitting in a car. One man is driving and the other man is holding a laptop on his lap

EU defence spending sparks boost for Irish tech products

Several Irish tech companies are reporting more interest in their products since Europe's move to boost defence spending.

Business • 05 Sep 25

Emergency services at scene of serious road crash on N7

Emergency services are at the scene of a serious road crash on the N7.

Ireland • 22 Aug 25

Fiosrú's on-call team of investigators attended the scene

Man dies after being seriously injured in Dublin incident

A 51-year-old man who was seriously injured following an incident in Dublin on Friday has died.

Ireland • 19 Aug 25

45% rise in domestic abuse callouts in 4 years - figures

Domestic abuse callouts have increased by 45% in the last four years, according to new figures from An Garda Síochána.

Ireland • 19 Aug 25

Lawyer: 'Extraordinary' if DNA test links Bailey to death

The solicitor who represented the late Ian Bailey, the chief suspect in the killing of French woman Sophie Toscan du Plantier, has said he would find it "extraordinary" if a new DNA test linked him to the murder scene.

Ireland • 17 Aug 25

High rents may force students to move abroad, AMLÉ warns

Third-level students may have to consider studying in other parts of Europe, due to spiralling accommodation costs, the president of the union that represents students in Ireland has warned.

Education • 17 Aug 25

The Crowe Report, an independent review of the Roads Policing Unit to assess its effectiveness and integrity, was published this morning

Number of roads policing gardaí 'unproductive' - report

A report into roads policing has found that a number of gardaí are "unproductive" and appear to be demotivated and unconcerned with doing an effective, professional job.

Ireland • 14 Aug 25

EU sanctions envoy says Ireland must 'beef up' Naval Service

The EU's Sanctions Envoy has said Ireland must urgently strengthen its Naval Service to better monitor sanctioned Russian vessels operating off the west coast.

Clarity • 24 Jul 25

Data flags hundreds of Russian 'shadow fleet' visits to Irish EEZ

More than 240 so-called 'shadow fleet' vessels linked to Russia, transited through Ireland's EEZ over 450 times this year. Experts warn of environmental risks and sanction evasion, as authorities continue to monitor activity.

Clarity • 25 Jul 25