The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Ireland is trying to balance its policy of military neutrality with a desire to support Ukraine on a political level.

Limerick’s EVA International has staged exhibitions in bars, bacon shops and even a handball alley. Will its militant spirit help it get the attention it deserves?

Tonga and Samoa head to France with squads enhanced by players capped elsewhere but eligibility changes may have drawbacks

Many people are now becoming “energy citizens” by installing rooftop solar panels and other small-scale renewable energy projects in their properties.

The Hoops want the Republic of Ireland youth international to stay put but this now seems unlikely.

The Rugby World Cup’s closest thing to a group of death features Scotland facing a huge task pitched alongside Ireland and South Africa

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…