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- May to tell Trump intelligence 'must remain secure'
Theresa May has said she will tell Donald Trump that intelligence shared with the US "must remain secure", after a series of leaks about the Manchester bombing to the American media. - 'Incident' in Hulme area of Manchester over - police
Police in the UK have confirmed that an incident in the Hulme area of Manchester has ended. It follows reports that British army bomb disposal experts and police were at a college in the city. - Trump meets EU chiefs in Brussels
US President Donald Trump has met the heads of European Union institutions in Brussels ahead of a summit of NATO leaders. - UK falls silent to remember Manchester victims
A minute's silence has been held across the UK in remembrance of all those who lost their lives in the Manchester concert bombing. - Appeal for information after fatal Limerick stabbing
A post-mortem examination is due to take place on the body of a man in his 50s who was stabbed in a laneway in Limerick city centre yesterday afternoon. - 12 families left without emergency accommodation
Up to 12 homeless families in Dublin were directed to garda stations on Tuesday night as there was no emergency accommodation available to them. - Varadkar and Coveney to go head to head in first debate
Several hundred members of Fine Gael are expected to attend the first hustings involving the two contenders for the party leadership, Leo Varadkar and Simon Coveney, in Dublin tonight. - Manchester attack: The victims
Police in Manchester have said they are now "confident" that they have identified all of the victims of Monday's attack that claimed the lives of 22 people. - Concerns university misled Public Accounts Committee
Evidence has emerged that the University of Limerick misled the Dept of Education and the C&AG during an inquiry into its payments of unauthorised and excessive severance packages to senior managers. - PAC members express concern over leaks to the media
Members of the Public Accounts Committee have expressed concerns about the leaking of documents to the media. - Co Kilkenny special needs centre facing closure
One of the longest running centres for adults with special needs is facing closure because of serious concerns with issues there. - Two arrested after €360,000 cannabis seizure
A man and a woman have been arrested following a €360,000 drug seizure in Balbriggan, Co Dublin. - Philippines deploys helicopters in battle to win city
Troops backed by attack helicopters battled dozens of militants linked to Islamic State holed up in a besieged city in the southern Philippines after attempts to secure volatile areas met heavy resistance. - Global technology company to create 100 new jobs
One hundred new jobs are to be created in Dublin by a global technology company. - Drinking more coffee 'could help avert liver cancer'
Increasing coffee consumption may help to stave off liver cancer, according to a new study. - Irish security agencies to meet following concert blast
The Taoiseach has called a meeting of Irish security agencies to look at the security situation in Ireland in case of a Manchester-style terrorist attack. - Differences of opinion seen in Templemore documents
Dozens of letters between senior officials on how to deal with financial irregularities at Templemore Garda Training College show strong differences of opinion between them, according to documents seen by RTÉ News. - Man dies after alleged assault in Limerick
A man has died following an alleged assault in Limerick city centre. - Boy critical after Belfast bonfire site incident
A boy is in a critical condition after apparently coming into contact with hazardous material believed to have been dumped at a bonfire site in Northern Ireland. - Thousands protest in Brussels against Trump
Thousands of protesters carrying effigies of Donald Trump marched through Brussels after the US president arrived for talks with the EU and NATO.
