Northern Ireland interim manager Kris Lindsay says it is "up to the powers that be" at the Irish FA to decide whether he will be appointed as permanent boss.

Normally, the focus of attention is on the other side of the road. The imposing US embassy is a landmark of Dublin 4. Designed in the 1950s, it has been a focal point of diplomatic activity since it opened in the 1960s, just after John F Kennedy was assassinated. Among the incidents it has witnessed was a vehicle in Barack Obama’s cavalcade getting stuck on the ramp exiting the car park.

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon has accused the leadership of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) of deliberately misleading its members regarding its dispute with Bord Bia.

Bord Bia has said the occupation of its Dublin headquarters by members of the Irish Farmers' Association "represents the most significant breakdown in relations with a core stakeholder group" in the State agency's 30-year history.

An article examines the key players within the Irish farming lobby and their influence. It notes that Irish farmers, with government support, have achieved significant successes recently.

A Kerry family received seven apologies and three payouts from the HSE after all seven of their children were harmed, neglected, and over-prescribed medications while accessing psychiatric services.

An Irish family, including a 91-year-old man, is experiencing an anxious wait in Dubai as they try to secure a flight home amidst travel uncertainties.

Members of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) have ended their sit-in protest at Bord Bia, after the State agency's board agreed to an independent expert-led governance review into its operations.

Farmers in Ireland are protesting outside the constituency office of Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon, demanding the removal of the Bord Bia chairman and vowing not to back down.

Irish fathers share their experiences and challenges of balancing working from home with parenting responsibilities.

An article profiles the key players within the influential Irish farming lobby, highlighting their recent successes with government support.

Irish citizens in the Middle East have been urged to “shelter in place” by Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee.

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon has accused the leadership of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) of deliberately misleading its members in relation to the group's dispute with Bord Bia.

Why would anyone go to India alone with children – let alone keep returning?

Ireland's Department of Agriculture is stepping up efforts to combat subsidy scams, which include grant applications in the names of deceased farmers, misrepresenting second-hand equipment as new, and funding non-existent projects.

Seven siblings in a Kerry family received apologies and some payouts from the HSE following harm, neglect, and over-prescription of medications within Ireland's Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS). The family was described as 'failed horrendously by the State'.