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US president says Ireland trip ‘reinforced my sense of optimism about what can be done’Joe Biden left Ireland in the early hours of Saturday vowing to run again for president, promising to formally announce his decision to run for a second presidential…
US president, whose son Beau Biden died of brain cancer in 2015, tearful after chance meeting with Fr Frank O’Grady in Co MayoJoe Biden broke down in tears on the final day of his four-day trip to Ireland after a chance meeting with the priest who gave…
US president turned his farewell speech outside St Muredach’s cathedral in Ballina into a celebration of Irish and American valuesJoe Biden has concluded his visit to Ireland with a passionate riverside address to tens of thousands of people at his anc…
Energy department gives green light to exports from liquefied natural gas program, after Willow project approved last monthThe Biden administration on Thursday approved exports of liquefied natural gas from the Alaska liquefied natural gas (LNG) projec…
Biden’s approval rating is near the lowest point of his presidency. But in Ireland he is getting overwhelming adoration.
The president’s ‘homecoming’ visit has alchemised politics, diplomacy and the personal into a feelgood glow for visitor and hostsJohn F Kennedy set the template for US presidential forays to Ireland with a rapturous visit in 1963 that he called the bes…
Micheál Martin says remarks by former DUP leader during US president’s visit ‘misplaced’ Ireland’s deputy prime minister, Micheál Martin, has criticised remarks by the former Democratic Unionist party leader, Arlene Foster, who said Joe Biden “hates” t…
Proposal would allow Daca participants to access health insurance under Medicaid and Affordable Care Act exchangesThe Biden administration is seeking to allow immigrants known as Dreamers, who were brought to the US as children by undocumented parents,…
U.S. President Joe Biden mistakenly referred to a New Zealand rugby team, the All Blacks, as the Black and Tans, a paramilitary group known for their violence.
On his first stop of the day, Joe Biden will meet with President Michael D. Higgins at the president’s Dublin residence and will ring the Peace Bell.