Austen Morgan: The Northern Ireland legacy Policy was already in tatters before today

Probe into using Irish language to boost economy branded 'Sinn Fein electioneering': Stormont money better spent on real issues instead of political theatrics, says UUP deputy leader

Twin probes into whether the Irish language could boost Northern Ireland’s economy have been labelled a Sinn Fein stunt that’s only coming as the party eyes next year’s Assembly election.

Conor McGregor disparages today's Ireland when asked about his declining popularity there

Conor McGregor did little to hide his frustration with the current social, political and economic state of Ireland after being asked about his declining popularity on the Emerald Isle

All-Ireland SHC recap: Cork 6-25 Offaly 2-11

Cork cruise through to the All-Ireland Senior Hurling semi-finals.

Patrick Murphy: Will Irish unity come at the price of independence?

The EU has done what Britain could not. It has neutered Irish nationalism’s quest for independence and made unionism the new Irish patriotism

Stabbing in Dublin preceded disorder that saw buses and trams set alight

The scenes put pressure on the Irish Government over its ability to maintain safety in the capital.

Galway v Dublin recap as Ger Brennan's side drawn against Kerry in semi-finals

GAA action from Croke Park.

Ireland Is Being Repressed—By the Irish

When a man in Belfast, Northern Ireland, was stabbed and nearly beheaded by a Sudanese migrant two weeks ago, the governmental response was unnervingly familiar: Remain calm, suppress the truth, and scold the native people for their strong reaction against a select foreign class. Welcome back to 1726. The Irish people’s long struggles with British...

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Ireland takes over rotating EU Council presidency for 6 months

Dublin says during its term it is prioritizing security, competitiveness, and democratic values

‘Respect? Don’t just say it, show it’

There’s something not quite right in British politics and people can feel it. Patrick Maguire in The Times The post ‘Respect? Don’t just say it, show it’ appeared first on LabourList.

Ireland script history with maiden win over India

Ireland script history with maiden win over India

Ireland set to assume the EU presidency, which focuses on the MFF

The Irish Presidency begins on 1 July. Dublin’s agenda centres on three areas – competitiveness, security, and values – but the full political weight of the country’s actions lies with the 2028–2034 budget

Irish Rail on-track for better relations with Limerick Council

IRISH Rail (Iarnród Éireann) has hit back at concerns raised in Limerick Council over claims of ‘illegal’ works being carried out on Childers Road between Rathbane and Ballinacurra Weston. Fine Gael councillor Sarah Kiely claimed at last week’s Metropolitan District meeting that works to put in a new automation system were continuing despite Irish Rail [] The post Irish Rail on-track for better relations with Limerick Council appeared first on Limerick Post.

As Europe rearms, Ireland’s neutrality and aid policy show what real security could look like

Ireland takes over the EU presidency as analysts ridicule its defence spending - Europe's lowest at 0.2 percent of its GDP. But contributions to European security should not be measured by spending on arms alone: and Ireland is the case in point.