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Micheál Martin also praised the country's vaccine roll-out for being "way ahead" of EU averages.

It was scheduled to launch in 2007, but the 13m-long, 20-tonne laboratory is finally in position.

Border Force officers found 96kg of the Class A drug in a lorry which had arrived from Calais.

Deliveries of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine have fallen far below expectations.

A House of Lords committee says both sides need to be prepared to compromise.

What you need to know about going to Portugal, Spain, Greece, France, Malta, Italy and Turkey.

People vaccinated in Europe or the US will no longer need to isolate when arriving from amber countries.

Clarks took over the distribution site in Kendal in 1981 from the K Shoes company.

Ethnic Serb leaders accused of playing down the Srebrenica massacre will now boycott parliament.

The middle-aged armed robber targets a store in an upmarket area of the French capital.

Liam Campbell's appeal against extradition to face weapons smuggling charges is dismissed.

A film staring Ray Winstone is moving production to Lithuania due to lack of funding in Wales

Great Britain remained the biggest external market in 2019 with sales of £11.3bn, up nearly 7% on 2018.

Hamid Nouri faces trial over the mass execution of detainees during the Iran-Iraq war.

A man is found guilty of importing Class A drugs on a trip from the Netherlands with his wife.

The action began in March after the UK made a move to change the implementation of the protocol.