Ireland Irish PM: No-deal Brexit increasingly likely, border poll 'divisive' Leo Varadkar said a no-deal Brexit is increasingly likely — but a referendum on Northern Ireland’s constitutional future would be “divisive.” 07/08/2019
Business Ryanair to cut flights after Boeing 737 Max delays In a stark holiday warning Ryanair has cut its summer flights. Europe's largest budget airline blames possible further delays in deliveries of Boeing 737 MAX planes. 17/07/2019
Business Irish parliament calls on government to thwart EU-Mercosur deal Irish parliament calls on government to thwart EU-Mercosur deal 12/07/2019
Ireland You're welcome back home: Ireland's message to ex-pat teachers Irish education minister visits Dubai where many teachers have gone to earn a better living. 21/06/2019
View When it comes to democracy, the world could learn vital lessons from Ireland ǀ View The recent European elections show that many countries in Europe are struggling to contain the rise of far-right populist parties antagonistic towards democracy. In Ireland, however, democracy has a spring in its step. 04/06/2019
Ireland Fine Gael and Green Party have strong showing in Ireland Exit polls after Ireland voted for the European Parliament showed strong numbers for governing party Fine Gael (EPP). The Green Party, meanwhile, overtook the Labour party and had surprisingly strong results in Dublin. 25/05/2019
Ireland Irish election candidate stars in bizarre campaign video Dublin activist Ben Gilroy smashes “state corruption” and "unlawful evictions" with a hurling stick. 21/05/2019
Ireland US anti-gay pastor Steven Anderson banned from Ireland Controversial pastor Steven Anderson has become the first person to be banned from Ireland under a 20-year-old immigration law. 13/05/2019
Ireland Ireland is second country to declare 'climate emergency' Ireland became the second country in the world, after the UK, to declare a "climate emergency". 09/05/2019
View The chaos of Trump and Brexit shows that democracy is not simply majority rule ǀ View The tyranny of the majority is precisely what happens when a democratic system is downgraded to majority rule. 07/05/2019
Outdoor Staying in a real 'House on the Prairie’ style haven We checked in at Teapot Lane Luxury Camp in County Leitrim, Ireland. 03/05/2019
Ireland Watch again: Funeral of murdered Northern Irish journalist Lyra McKee Watch coverage from Belfast. 24/04/2019
Good Morning Europe European Sleepovers: Ireland Euronews' Stuart Oates heads to Ireland to find out what matters in the country ahead of the EU elections. 24/04/2019
Ireland No UK-US trade deal if Brexit risks Good Friday agreement, says Pelosi "f the Brexit deal undermines the accord, there will be no chance of a U.S.-U.K. agreement," the US Speaker of the House said on Wednesday. 18/04/2019
Ireland Barnier: EU stands 'fully behind Ireland' on Brexit The EU's chief Brexit negotiator, Michel Barnier, said the EU would stand "fully behind Ireland" whatever the outcome 08/04/2019
Ireland Watch again: Merkel pledges 'major efforts' to avoid hard Brexit As Britain continues to struggle to reach agreement on Brexit, German Chancellor Angela Merkel is in Ireland to hear the fears of people north and south of the border with Northern Ireland. 04/04/2019
The Cube Are Irish citizens in Northern Ireland really being reclassified as British? | #TheCube ‘#WeAreIrishToo’ - Are Irish citizens in Northern Ireland really being reclassified as British after Brexit? Alex and our team in the Cube have the story. 02/04/2019
Ireland 'Ryanair is the new coal': Airline lands in Europe pollution top ten For the first time, a non-coal company joined Europe's top 10 list of biggest polluters. 02/04/2019
Ireland Suspicious package discovered at postal depot in Ireland Police believe the package found at the Dock Road sorting office is the fifth device sent by dissident republicans. 22/03/2019
Ireland Talk of a hard border in Ireland raises fears of a return to troubles As you stand on the border with Northern Ireland, there are very few indications on bridges or roads which also means there are no checks. But all of that could be about to change over the next few weeks depending on how Brexit goes. 05/03/2019
Ireland Varadkar says it's 'unlikely' UK will crash out without a deal On a visit to Belfast, the Irish Prime Minister, Leo Varadkar, has said he doesn't believe the UK will leave the European Union without a deal. Varadkar also laid out "new solutions to old problems" while speaking to business leaders in Northern Ireland. 02/03/2019
Ireland Dublin vandals steal head of 'Crusader' mummy Vandals broke into the crypt of a church in Dublin, Ireland, on Monday, damaging several mummies and stealing the head of an 800-year-old Crusader 26/02/2019
Ireland Ireland ready to accept 21-month delay to Brexit Ireland's foreign minister won't stand in the way of a delayed Brexit. 25/02/2019
Ireland Ryanair to appeal after being hit with €3m fine for baggage charges On Thursday, Italy's competition authority issued a penalty of €3 million to Ryanair and €1 million to Wizzair. 22/02/2019
Ireland Dublin 'pet detectives' identify parrot's missing owner Dublin Airport has reunited a parrot found on a runway and its owner following a days-long search. Several people came forward to claim Hugo, but how did the airport's "pet detectives" find the right person? 21/02/2019
Ireland Dublin Airport suspends all flights after 'drone sighting' Dublin Airport said in a tweet on Thursday that it was forced to temporarily suspend all flights after 'confirmed drone sighting' 21/02/2019
