EU negotiating with partner it cannot trust - Coveney Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney said the EU is negotiating with a partner it simply cannot trust following yesterday's move by the British government ... Brexit • 28 mins
Loyalists withdraw support for Good Friday Agreement Loyalist paramilitary organisations have told British Prime Minister Boris Johnson they are withdrawing support for the Good Friday Agreement. Ulster • 2 hrs
Number of Covid patients in hospital down 75% from peak The number of patients with Covid-19 being treated in hospital has fallen more than 75% since the peak in mid-January. Coronavirus • 49 mins
Session cancelled amid fears of unrest at US Capitol The US House of Representatives has cancelled its planned session today amid fears of unrest at the Capitol Building. World • 2 hrs
'Return from holiday' top reason for airport arrivals A majority of passengers surveyed as they arrived at Dublin Airport last week listed 'returning from holiday' as their reason for travel. Coronavirus • 24 mins
Five-year-old's Canadian haircut to help Irish cousin A five-year-old girl from Canada is cutting her hair to raise money for the Irish hospital that cared for her newborn cousin. Ireland • 1 hr
Ireland's power revolution: Offshore windfarms Bray Head has become an even more popular spot for walkers since lockdown. Like many spots along the east coast, if walkers took in the ... Analysis and Comment • 2 hrs
WhatsApp adds desktop voice and video calling WhatsApp is introducing the ability for users to make voice and video calls via the desktop version of the app for the first time. Science and Technology • 1 hr
SpaceX rocket explodes on ground after flight An unmanned SpaceX rocket exploded on the ground after carrying out what had seemed to be a successful flight and landing. World • 1 hr
Brazil reaches record deaths for second straight day Brazil has registered a record of Covid-19 deaths for the second straight day, with 1,910 lives lost to the pandemic. Coronavirus • 2 hrs
Seven injured in suspected terrorist stabbing in Sweden Swedish police are investigating a possible terror incident after a man stabbed and injured at least seven people in the city of Vetlanda. World • 1 hr
FF TDs criticise pace of vaccine roll-out Some Fianna Fáil TDs, including former minister Dara Calleary, have criticised the pace of the vaccine roll-out, particularly for those aged over 85. Coronavirus • 2 hrs
Man charged over firework attack at Dublin protest A 30-year-old man has appeared in court charged in connection with a firework attack on gardaí at a protest in Dublin last weekend. Courts • 14 hrs
Teen sentenced for causing friend's death in Cork crash A 17-year-old boy who admitted dangerous driving causing the death of 16-year-old Kimberly O'Connor in Co Cork on 19 February 2020 has been sentenced to ... Courts • 1 hr
Abuse survivor urges other victims to come forward A survivor of sexual abuse by a Jesuit priest and teacher at Belvedere College in Dublin has urged other victims to come forward. Ireland • 14 hrs
UL investigation to identify students at street party The University of Limerick is conducting an investigation to identify any UL students who took part in a street party last night. Ireland • 14 hrs
UN says 38 killed during Myanmar protests today Thirty-eight people have been killed after security forces fired on pro-democracy protesters at multiple rallies across Myanmar today, according to United Nations special envoy, Christine ... World • 14 hrs
Buckingham Palace investigating Meghan bullying claims Buckingham Palace has said its HR team is to examine the circumstances of the allegations of bullying made against the Duchess of Sussex. Trending • 14 hrs
UK extends grace period for agri-food imports into NI The British government has unilaterally said the grace period for post-Brexit supermarket agri-food movements from the rest of the UK to Northern Ireland "will continue" ... Brexit • 11 hrs
Cuomo will not resign over sexual harassment claims New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has said he would not quit over sexual harassment allegations made against him by three women. World • 13 hrs
Covid-19: 25 further deaths, 566 new confirmed cases The Department of Health has been notified of 25 further coronavirus-related deaths and 566 new cases. Coronavirus • 13 hrs
No recommendation on masks for primary school children Minister for Education Norma Foley has told the Dáil that at this point in time, the National Public Health Emergency Team has not recommended that ... Politics • 15 hrs
Apology from Louth hospital to terminally ill woman A hospital in Co Louth has apologised to a 35-year-old woman who is terminally ill with cervical cancer after a failure to properly investigate and ... Courts • 18 hrs
Calls for clarity on outdoor events this summer The live entertainment industry is calling for clarity about about whether outdoor events, such as music festivals, can take place here in the summer. Ireland • 12 hrs
Mural of Greta Thunberg in Dublin vandalised A large mural of climate activist Greta Thunberg in Dublin has been vandalised - a little over 24 hours after it was finished. Ireland • 12 hrs
