The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

In today’s newsletter: how the DUP finally brought two-year boycott of Stormont assembly to an end

There may be some familiar names missing, and no games in Paris, but there is so much to look forward to as the northern hemisphere’s finest lock horns again

A host of missing stars has given teams tough decisions in finding balance between building for future and winning now

All eyes will be on Marseille for heavyweight opener but Scotland, with Finn Russell pulling the strings, are dark horses

Australia have lost both finals of the Perth Sevens with the women upset 19-14 by Ireland and the men crushed 31-5 by series leaders Argentina.

New captain may not have a job by the end of this season but could have been born to lead the side against France on Friday

Irish alt music fans: Bambie Thug wants you to help "send the witch" to the Eurovision Song Contest final with Doomsday Blue

Preliminary estimates show that Irish GDP contracted by 0.7% in the fourth quarter of the year. This downturn in the economy can help us understand the cur...

Referendum on 8 March cast as opportunity to remove outdated language in favour of inclusivity and equality

NEW DELHI: In a dominating display of cricketing prowess, Musheer Khan on Thursday showcased his immense talent with a superb century as India secured a comprehensive 201-run victory over Ireland in the ICC U-19 World Cup in Bloemfontein, South Africa.

Intel this week has started production at Fab 9, the company's latest and most advanced chip packaging plant. Joining Intel's growing collection of facilities in New Mexico, Fab 9 is tasked with packaging chips using Intel's Foveros technology, which is currently used to build the company's latest client Core Ultra…