The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

A global gender divide is emerging between young women and men under the age of 30 with research revealing that young women are becoming more progressive as their male peers become more conservative. Our team in Berlin report on how the divide is becoming very much apparent in Germany as…

The Six Nations have been a testament to the Ireland head coach’s man-management skills and his understanding of how to help his players handle defeat

Bambie Thug is representing Ireland at Eurovision this year, and on the basis on Doomsday Blue, they should win it all

Ireland began voting in a double referendum Friday on proposals to modernise constitutional references to the make-up of a family and women's "life within the home".

The top seed fought back from a fifth-round blunder and won the title after a playoff with Ireland’s No 1 woman, Trisha Kanyamarala

On this year’s International Women’s Day, Ireland votes on whether to remove the decades-old ‘women in the home’ clause from its constitution, alongside a second referendum on revising the definition of family. Despite a desire to remove the gendered and outdated language of the 'women in the home' clause, concern…

Irish voters to decide on constitutional amendments for gender equality and modern family structures on International Women’s Day.

What appeared to be relatively low-stakes amendments could turn into embarrassing defeat for government

NEW DELHI: Afghanistan emerged victorious in the first one-day international (ODI) with a 35-run win over Ireland in Sharjah on Thursday. Rahmanullah Gurbaz displayed his exceptional batting skills by scoring his sixth ODI century, contributing significantly to his team's victory.

Borthwick trusts Exeter wing Feyi-Waboso against Ireland on Saturday in the belief he will not follow others who shone all too briefly

Undefeated Ireland takes on England in London