The funeral Mass for Pope Francis has concluded at St Peter’s Square in the Vatican City. Cortege wound its way through the centre of the Eternal City to the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, where ...

Most countries send a joint delegation between the Head of State and Government. In his will, Francis revealed that the ...

You can check out at any time. More info Tánaiste Simon Harris said the second phase of the ceasefire and hostage release deal in Gaza must be implemented as he travels to talks in Luxembourg on ...

The Tánaiste also spent some time with the Bray Emmets All-Star group Simon Harris at Bray Emmets. Simon Harris having fun with the Bray Emmets All Stars. All photos by Leigh Anderson.

EUROPE’S top trade official has flown to Washington for negotiations to end the tariff war with Tanaiste Simon Harris claiming: “There isn’t an hour to lose.” The EU and US have agreed a ...

Tánaiste Simon Harris is flanked by two Defence Forces officers upon his arrival at Custume Barracks in Athlone. Tánaiste Simon Harris is given a briefing on the workings of the air ambulance ...

Simon Harris met with US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick, a key critic of Irish policies within the Trump administration, in Washington DC on Wednesday. The engagement came after Mr Trump said ...

Simon Harris met with US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick, a key critic of Irish policies within the Trump administration, in Washington DC on Wednesday. The engagement came after Trump said he ...

A prisoner has appeared in court accused of threatening to kill or cause serious harm to Tánaiste Simon Harris. Gardaí have been investigating an alleged bomb threat made to the family home of ...

Tanaiste Simon Harris said ‘all sides need to engage in good faith’ (Brian Lawless/PA) Negotiation with the US is “likely”, Ireland’s deputy premier has said, after President Donald ...

Tanaiste Simon Harris speaks to the media at Government Buildings in Dublin (Brian Lawless/PA) Ireland’s deputy premier has said the search for new markets for Irish goods “must continue to go ...