Pope Francis is in a stable condition and his treatment is continuing, the Vatican has said in a statement, after he was admitted to hospital two days ago with a respiratory tract infection.
An emotional Christoph Heusgen, chairman of the Munich Security Conference, closed the 61st MSC this afternoon, marking the end of his term as the MSC chairmen which started in 2022.
The use of cocaine is no longer confined to Ireland's main cities and is now prevalent in small towns, with publicans warning is has "become a bigger problem".
Gardaí are making "very good progress" identifying people involved in a fight that culminated in the fatal stabbing of a man in Dublin city centre yesterday morning, according to the Minister for Justice.
The owner of Athlone-based skincare and wellness company deDANÚ has said that she still cannot believe how many times the company's products featured in the new film 'Bridget Jones: Mad about the Boy'.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed negotiators to head to Cairo tomorrow to discuss the "continued implementation" of the first phase of the ongoing Gaza ceasefire.
Once again, Synge Street finds itself at the centre of a wider story in Irish education and the pressing need for change on a variety of fronts, writes Emma O Kelly.
Kneecap writer-director Rich Peppiatt has won the BAFTA for Outstanding Debut by a British Writer, Director, or Producer at the awards in London tonight.
How much of the Apple tax windfall should we spend on defence? This is a live question for the new Irish government - mostly because of the radical change to the security environment brought about by the Ukraine war.
At least 18 people died during a stampede at a railway station in India's capital when surging crowds scrambled to catch trains to the world's largest religious gathering, officials and reports said.