The Irish Independent editorial on April 15 hailed the agreement between Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil to enter into government as full and equal partners as "a political rubicon crossed for the nation's good".
Police in Norway have arrested an energy magnate a year and a half after his wife disappeared.
When Kieran 'Duey' Doherty closed his family restaurant on Donegal's Inishowen Peninsula, he asked himself what could he do to connect with his customers and his community. The answer was simple: bake bread.
Fear of catching the coronavirus could have kept North Korean leader Kim Jong-un away from state ceremonies for a key holiday in mid-April, a South Korean minister said yesterday as speculation swirled over Mr Kim's whereabouts and health.
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar is walking a tightrope between major health concerns and mounting financial pressures that have divided the nation over the ongoing lockdown.
On the day that the French government ruled out football until September and a leading FIFA medical chief expressed fears about players coming into close contact with each other, the FAI appeared to be swimming against the tide.
The FAI are expected to present cash projections on Friday in an attempt to persuade sceptical clubs that closed-doors football can work in the League of Ireland.
