Taoiseach Micheál Martin has reiterated his opinion that upcoming public service strike action is unnecessary.

The EU is engaging in doublespeak when it comes to relations with its European citizens. In an already polarised Europe, the contradictions must be sorted out before Halloween.

"Of course, this isn’t against all Muslims," the EPP says reassuringly, only against those who practice "political Islam as an ideology." And of course it is not intended to be a "discriminatory enter...

A group of leading Irish academics write that the mass refusal of visas to Palestinian students makes a mockery of the Taoiseach’s speech to the UN General Assembly

Documents show capitals encouraged moves towards common ‘European defence culture’ and closer Nato cooperation

The daily peak power demand from data centres hit 1,000 MW in June, reaching the operational safety threshold beyond which a sudden drop in demand risks triggering a system blackout.  The breach of th...

Dockworkers' unions from over 35 ports across Europe and the Mediterranean declare their refusal to handle weapons and military cargo.

A legal team says the justice minister's decision is irrational and discriminatory, with 26 more cases in the pipeline

Mykhailo Fedorov told Defense News he wants humanoid-like robots on the battlefield within six months and an assault without infantry within a year.

Our electricity grid is under pressure, leading to calls for a moratorium on data centres

War-fi accounts accurately depict the frontier between Europe and Russia as being in an unstable equilibrium. But they...

Just under 5% of all job postings on the Indeed hiring platform now mention data centres, according to hiring platform Indeed.

Court hears of ‘significant’ and ‘out of blue’ change of practice by Minister for Justice

Ireland must stop treating floods, storms, droughts and extreme heat as individual emergencies and begin preparing systematically for a climate of increasingly severe extremes, the Climate Change Advi...

The Government is pressing ahead with controversial legislation that would drop the requirement to get UN Security Council approval before sending peacekeeping troops abroad

Pope Leo has said ⁠that negotiators seeking to end war in Europe must be willing to sacrifice some positions to achieve peace, as efforts to end Russia's bloody war in Ukraine continue to fail.

Gavin Bazunu has been left brutally isolated as any semblance of squad unity has been utterly sundered

More than two-thirds of respondents say they support Ireland’s ‘current model of neutrality’

Irish Times poll results suggest Irish public strongly backs ‘current model of neutrality’ but hasn’t definitely made its mind up

The Republic of Ireland press conference will take place at 2.30pm after the squad spent the morning deliberating whether to fulfil tomorrow's UEFA Nations League game against Israel. Follow the lates...

When the true horrors of Gaza "are finally and fully revealed, it will shame the world", Micheál Martin has said in his New York address at the UN.

A GLOBAL tech company has acquired Coleraine’s data centre as part a multi-million pound investment in AI. And the firm has plans to expand operations across acres of nearby vacant land at the data ce...

Irish academics Seán Fearon, Patrick Bresnihan and Patrick Brodie argue that the north must learn lessons from the south, where data centres now consume almost a quarter of the state’s electricity

The study also suggests that nearly 50,000 homes could have been built if the resources in the data centre build-out were directed elsewhere.

A rogue OpenAI model bypassed safeguards during training and hacked an Australian government website, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said as he admonished the ChatGPT creator over an "obviously unacc...

Data centres increased wholesale electricity costs in Ireland by €360 for the average household between 2015 and 2023