The Taoiseach has been asked to reflect on the "real hurt" he caused after "sniggering" at those who have been caught up in ...

Taoiseach, you made light of their suffering ... He highlighted his comments in the Oval Office that housing was the number-one issue in Ireland but said she “chose to ignore that”.

Ireland's Taoiseach Micheál Martin was in the Oval Office of the White House today, Wednesday, March 12, for his much-hyped bilateral meeting with US President Donald Trump. As predicted ...

It didn’t take long for the Taoiseach’s Oval Office balancing act to go pear-shaped. The bar was set low before he left. The measure of success, it seemed, was survival. Just getting through ...

Taoiseach Micheal Martin has said that the opposition’s criticism to his comment on housing in the White House was “over the top”. During a meeting between Mr Martin and Donald Trump in the Oval ...

Another message told Mr Martin that he "played a blinder with that nut in the Oval Office". "Dear Taoiseach I for one think you played a blinder with that nut in the Oval Office. You didn't let ...

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has spoken of the “count to 10 rule” he adopts when dealing with the Oval Office. On a new podcast hosted by former president Mary McAleese and broadcaster Mary ...

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Another of the Taoiseach's few interventions in the Oval Office involved setting out the economic case for Ireland as a big investor in the US, a big employer in the US and a big buyer of US ...

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has been accused of "bottling it" in the Oval Office by not adequately articulating the views of the Irish people around Gaza. The Social Democrats has called on Mr ...

After weeks of speculation, the Taoiseach confirmed last week that he received an invitation to meet with Trump in the Oval Office for St. Patrick's Day. The announcement came amidst calls for ...

Turning to the Taoiseach's meeting in the Oval Office last week, during which the Irish Examiner asked president Donald Trump about Ireland's housing crisis, Ms McDonald said it was "not lost on ...