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Politics

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March 2025
10 things we learned from the Taoiseach's 50-minute tête-à-tête with Donald Trump
Ireland’s housing crisis, big pharma, Conor McGregor and Rosie O’Donnell raised in Oval Office chats with Micheál Martin.
Laughter in the White House as Trump says the Irish housing crisis is a 'good problem to have'
Trump praises Conor McGregor but says Taoiseach ‘better off not knowing’ Rosie O’Donnell
Five things that may become more expensive as EU launches counter tariffs on the US
EU and Canada announce retaliations against US as Trump's metal tariffs take effect
Steep US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports took effect overnight.
Taoiseach invites JD Vance back to Ireland as 'sock diplomacy' discussed over breakfast
Vance showed attendees at this morning’s breakfast that he was wearing Irish-themed socks.
DUP minister salutes North's links to US independence from Britain in Washington trip
State runs major 'Zero Day' exercise to test how Ireland would deal with total loss of internet
The scenario, losely mirroring the plot of the recent Netflix drama Zero Day, was a concerted cyber attack with the loss of multiple undersea cables.
Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces retirement from politics
Opposition wins Greenland vote amid Trump's ambitions for US takeover
‘Gaza is not the hill to die on’: Sean Spicer’s advice for Taoiseach ahead of Trump meeting today
Spicer also said there is “no question about it” that Trump is going to follow through with tariffs on the EU.
European Commission proposal to increase migrant deportations condemned as 'new low' for the EU
Trump buys 'brand new Tesla' to show support for Elon Musk after shares plunge
Trump liable to say anything - but Taoiseach should worry about the media's questions too
Our political editor explains what it’s really like in the Oval Office.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Taoiseach denies government rushed to approve LNG plan to please Donald Trump
Taoiseach's game plan if Occupied Territories Bill raised in Oval Office: 'We'll manage that'
Taoiseach says people 'free to travel' as Enoch Burke's family spotted on plane to Washington DC
Election candidate who claimed ballots were taken from boxes fails to have case heard in High Court
MEPs welcome Brussels' €800bn defence plan - and say it's only a first step
Ursula von der Leyen said a “surge” in EU defence spending is needed.
Excess water usage charges 'not being considered at this time’, Department of Housing says
Former Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte arrested on ICC warrant for crimes against humanity
Ukraine to present US with Russia ceasefire plan as high-level talks begin in Saudi Arabia
The meeting between Ukrainian and US officials will be the most senior since Donald Trump berated Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the Oval Office.
'Massive' drone attack on Moscow ahead of US-Ukraine peace talks in Saudi Arabia
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Relations between Canada and the US have not been this bad since the 19th century
Taoiseach says government can’t ‘make up shortfall’ following Concern job losses due to USAID cut
'I understand I'm getting a lot of advice': Martin tight-lipped ahead of big meeting with Trump
The Taoiseach will meet Trump in the White House on Wednesday.
Israel cuts off electricity supply to Gaza ahead of new truce talks in Doha
Micheál Martin better be practicing his plámás right now
Second Sinn Féin politician denies wrongdoing after being questioned over alleged business fraud
Outdoor pool back in the frame at Dublin city site of rejected whitewater rafting project
Local politicians and Dublin City Council have been trying to figure out what they want to do with the site for years.
Former banker (and Irish citizen) Mark Carney to become next Canadian prime minister
Taoiseach has landed in the US for perhaps the most high stakes St Patrick's Day visit yet
The threat of a trade war with the EU, war in Ukraine and Trump’s plans for Gaza have cast a dark cloud over this year’s visit Stateside.
Canada Liberal Party to choose new leader to replace Trudeau as Prime Minister
Sinn Féin TD Thomas Gould says he is ‘entirely innocent’ after being questioned by gardaí over €150k fraud
Gould’s solicitor said that his client “utterly rejects the complaint made against him”.
Does the UN Security Council have final say when it comes to sending Irish troops abroad?
Gaza protesters vandalise Donald Trump's Scottish golf resort
Families of Israeli hostages and freed captives urge Netanyahu to implement Gaza deal