Northern lights visible in parts of Ireland due to powerful storm – The Irish Times
The Northern Lights have been visible in parts of Ireland this evening, including Dublin, Cork and Kildare, and…
Bleed From Within Expand UK And Ireland Run With ‘The Dying Sun’ Tour
cottish metal heavyweights Bleed From Within announce additional dates and major updates to their ‘The Dying Sun’ UK…
Venezuelans protest in Dublin – The Irish Times
Venezuelans in Ireland gathered on Saturday to celebrate the removal of Nicolás Maduro from power and to demand…
Asylum seeker applications fall by thousands in 2025 following record surge in Ireland
The number of people applying for asylum in Ireland fell significantly in 2025, following a record surge in…
In so-called bad old Catholic Ireland, there was no homelessness – The Irish Times
I recently returned to Rome from Dublin. That my visits to Ireland’s shores are few affords me clear…
Security plans ahead of 1995 Lansdowne Road riot ‘not clearly understood’
A report into a riot by English spectators at a football match between England and Ireland in Dublin…
Nearly 2,600 drug intimidation crimes reported in Ireland since 2020
All FM104 News Criminal damage is the most common offence There were 2,595 offences related to drug debt…
Dublin Student Lauded for Climate Advocacy | Environment
DUBLIN — Divyansh Agrawal, a Dublin High School senior, earned international recognition for his climate advocacy after being named…
Opinions are hardening against Ireland in Britain and the US. How worried should we be? – The Irish Times
Most countries invest in burnishing their international reputation. When I first joined the Department of Foreign Affairs in…
Fast food chain from Netherlands that ‘beats McDonald’s’ announces new UK sites
The chain is said to have ‘the best’ burgers in Amsterdam (Fat Phill’s) We’ve seen an influx of…
As US-China rivalry redefines economic warfare, Europe scrambles for its dictionary
More than two years after launching its economic security strategy and with the world swept up in economic…
Ireland business chamber welcomes Chinese investment despite US, EU pressures
Chinese investment is still being actively welcomed in Ireland, the head of a major business organisation said, even…