Ireland will cut levies on fuels as part of a series of energy measures aimed at helping voters and quelling anger that escalated into protests earlier this year.

Ireland’s new retail savings and investment accounts, aimed at encouraging more people to invest, will have a €50,000 ($56,318) tax-free threshold, Finance Minister Simon Harris announced in the budget Tuesday.

Ireland’s government has an enviable budget surplus, and voters want those funds used to help them with soaring energy costs and a cost-of-living squeeze.

Ireland’s government has an enviable budget surplus, and voters want those funds used to help them with soaring energy costs and a cost-of-living squeeze.

Another collapse could damage an arrangement that has just about managed to hold a fragile peace for almost 30 years.

Stripe Inc. is expanding operations at its Dublin office, a boost to a city hit by a spate of artificial intelligence-related job cuts.

The UK’s Northern Ireland secretary called for British unionists and Irish nationalists to find compromise, as a stand-off over whether a unionist parade in a nationalist area can go ahead risks upending the region’s fragile government.

Ireland’s media watchdog has fined Alphabet Inc.’s Google over how the tech company processed location data after complaints from several European consumer rights organizations.

Multinationals based in Ireland are boosting the country’s domestic economy as they spend on artificial intelligence-related investments.

Nationalist leaders in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland agreed to work together on efforts to rejoin the European Union and leave the UK, just days after Donald Trump said he supported Irish unification.

President Donald Trump said he would remove US tariffs on Irish whiskey, announcing the move Sunday while attending a golf tournament at his family’s course in western Ireland.

US President Donald Trump said he would like to see Ireland “unified,” a remark that puts him at odds with UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham who recently said the issue is off the table.

Irish leaders on Saturday welcomed US President Donald Trump on a two-day visit, seeking to downplay tensions that threatened to upend ties between close allies.

For Ireland, Donald Trump’s visit to his golf course in the west of the country is a chance to impress the capricious president. It’s also fraught with risk.

Ireland’s cabinet approved the drafting of legislation to overhaul citizenship rules in order to bring its immigration requirements more in line with other European countries.

Ireland’s media watchdog launched an investigation into X, over concerns the social media platform owned by Elon Musk breached age and parental control provisions.

Ireland’s economy grew by more than 10% in the second quarter, a sharp upward revision from the preliminary estimate and one that could significantly improve the outcome for the wider euro zone.

There was an overreaction to remarks by UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham that a vote on Irish reunification is “off the table,” Ireland’s Prime Minister Micheal Martin said.

Progress on the European Union’s long-awaited savings and investment union will be possible by the end of the year, according to Ireland’s prime minister, Taoiseach Micheal Martin.

Europe needs a change in mindset on innovation and technology and must take bolder action or it will fall further behind economic powerhouses like the US and China, according to Ireland’s prime minister.