The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Anyone who has purchased frozen food of animal origin from an Iceland store since March is being advised not to consume it

All frozen food of animal origin is to be immediately recalled from Iceland stores in Ireland, the food safety authority has ordered.

The Republic lost their opening game to beaten World Cup finalists France.

The Greece boss praised the Ireland striker.

CEO Averil Power argued that sunscreen was a medical product rather than a cosmetic one and said cost hindered access to the essential item

The poor results come just days after a number of Sunday newspapers reported that Taoiseach Leo Varadkar’s leadership of Fine Gael was in doubt.

As the U.S. chases an unprecedented third straight World Cup title, a new generation of stars will lead the way.

The European Central Bank (ECB) has raised its three key interest rates by 0.25% to their highest levels in more than 20 years. The ECB’s “main refinancing rate” which dictates the cost of borrowing across much of Europe, including for people with tracker mortgages in Ireland, will rise from 3.75%…

Three days of mourning have been announced by the Greek government after 78 migrants passed away in a boating disaster on Wednesday evening.