The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Most people want cleaner air and a better NHS, but partisan politics gets in the way. To bridge the gap, we need citizens’ assemblies, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Refugees who have developed a passion for Irish dancing since move to Ireland attend a weekly class in Dublin.

In Northern Ireland, the generation born after the 1998 Good Friday Agreement is known as the "peace babies". Yet, 25 years after the end of the conflict between nationalists, who want a united Ireland, and unionists, who want to remain part of the United Kingdom, the trauma of The Troubles…

The Dutchwoman guided Ireland’s women to the World Cup finals for the first time.

Ireland, France, South Africa and New Zealand shape as the tournament favourites – but how far down our rankings are England and Wales after a difficult 2023 so far?

An Coimisiun Toghchain has made a series of recommendations in response to an increase in Ireland’s population.

The redraw has been prompted by a rise in population that means voters are underrepresented by their current intake of 160 TDs.

The Dutch coach led the Republic into their first World Cup, where they led Canada at one point and drew with Nigeria.

We have good batsmen in the form of Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli and Shubman Gill, fast bowlers, all-rounders and spinners, and our tail-enders too can chip in with the bat, but the only area of concern is injuries, says BCCI president Roger Binny. The BCCI is focussing on bench strength,…

Judge Dexter Dias said the children’s mother had brought them to England from Ireland without the knowledge or consent of their father.

This comedy sees a troupe of clowns, living statues and ravers roaming about a dystopia where electricity has been stopped by a solar flare