RTE News- Orderly Brexit in everyone's interest, says Taoiseach June 22, 2018Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said an orderly Brexit was in everyone's interest, but that the European Union needed to be prepared for the possibility that that would not happen.
- Terminally ill woman settles action over smear tests June 22, 2018A woman with terminal cancer who sued over Cervical Check smears has settled her High Court action.
- 'World at global tipping point' - Clinton June 22, 2018Former US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has described the world as at "a global tipping point" where "even facts and reason are under assault like never before".
- Plans in place to combat ticket touting for papal visit June 22, 2018Security measures have been put in place to ensure that tickets for the visits by Pope Francis to the Phoenix Park and Knock Shrine are not sold on by touts.
- Security to be increased at some DART stations June 22, 2018Iarnród Éireann says it is increasing security at certain north Dublin stations due to concerns raised by DART drivers about increased violence and anti-social behaviour.
- Italy criticses Malta for not taking in migrant ship June 22, 2018Italy has said that Malta had refused to take in a Dutch-flagged ship carrying more than 200 rescued migrants and said the decision was "inhumane", ten days after shutting its own ports to a migrant vessel.
- New England ex-mob boss convicted of 1993 murder June 22, 2018A federal jury has found a former boss of the New England mob and one of his associates guilty of the 1993 murder of a nightclub owner whose remains were discovered buried in Rhode Island two years ago.
- SEC: Rise in non-teachers correcting Junior Cert papers June 22, 2018The overwhelming majority of examiners correcting last year's Leaving Certificate papers were qualified teachers, but more than 11% of those assessing Junior Certificate papers were not, according to data released this evening by the State Examinations Commission.
- PAC receives dossier on sale of NAMA's NI loans June 22, 2018Members of the Oireachtas Public Accounts committee have received a dossier containing allegations regarding the sale of NAMA's Northern Ireland loan book known as Project Eagle.
- Court hears garda intercept prevented Dublin shooting June 22, 2018The Special Criminal Court has heard how gardaí intercepted two men on their way to a shooting after using a secret listening device during a surveillance operation.
- Orderly Brexit in everyone's interest, says Taoiseach June 22, 2018
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