Ireland 'All hands on deck': Ireland's private hospitals join COVID-19 fight "The public and private sectors are tooling up and working together for the common good," the Irish Prime Minister, Leo Varadkar said. Irish private hospitals will now be treated as public amid the coronavirus pandemic. 30/03/2020
Ireland Thinking outside the box: Boy plays on despite COVID-19 confinement His ingenious way of playing football alone amid the coronavirus restrictions has drawn praise from David de Gea and Peter Schmeichel. This Dublin boy has impressed some of the biggest stars with his skills. 24/03/2020
brussels bureau Ireland ramps up testing amid fears of a surge in coronavirus cases Ireland is bracing itself for a significant surge in cases of COVID-19 and is stepping up the number of tests it is doing. 20/03/2020
Ireland St. Patrick's Day and social distancing: how are people celebrating? St. Patrick's Day and social distancing: how are people celebrating? 17/03/2020
Ireland Ireland bans menthol cigarettes and rolling tobacco starting May 20 Some research also suggests that menthols may boost nicotine levels in the blood, making them more addictive and harder to quit than regular cigarettes. 15/03/2020
Ireland Dublin cancels St Patrick's Day parade due to coronavirus outbreak Two more cases of coronavirus were confirmed in the Republic of Ireland on Monday, bringing the total number to 21. 09/03/2020
Ireland Irish architects Farrell and McNamara won 2020 Pritzker Prize The Irish architects have been awarded the 2020 Pritzker Prize for leading the way for women in a male-dominated profession. 04/03/2020
Ireland Coronavirus postpones Ireland-Italy rugby but Lyon-Juventus goes ahead The Lyon-Juventus Champions League match is going ahead despite local concerns about the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus. 26/02/2020
The Cube How did this mysterious 'ghost ship' wash up on the Irish coast? "I simply couldn't believe it, I was astounded," said the man who found the mystery 'ghost ship'. 18/02/2020
View Sinn Fein's gains in the Irish elections show a generational split other parties can't ignore ǀ View The two parties that have governed Ireland since its foundation are facing a test with Sinn Fein's new political power. But will they heed voters voices? 11/02/2020
Ireland Ireland election: How Sinn Féin dominated the social media campaign CrowdTangle analysis shows that the party had a large majority of the online voice on Facebook and Instagram. 10/02/2020
Ireland Ireland votes: Irish election day in pictures As citizens are expected on the poll today, here is an illustrated selection from all parts of Ireland 08/02/2020
Ireland Irish election: the view from Ireland's long-term asylum seekers Although there has been campaign discussion of Ireland’s housing and economy, there has been little about ‘direct provision’ and those in it. 07/02/2020
business planet The age of AI: supercharging Europe's tech transformation Business Planet travels to Dublin to see how one innovative firm's AI tech is offering children immersive play and learning experiences through voice recognition technology. 07/02/2020
business planet Accelerating tech Europe: "Essentially, we are a public venture capitalist" Business Planet speaks to the man working to foster Europe's tech talent. 07/02/2020
Ireland Ireland: Sinn Fein will try to form government after election win Prime Minister Leo Varadkar's election gamble appears to have backfired. 04/02/2020
Smart Regions Devise Project: Ireland puts the spotlight on digital SMEs Digital SMEs in Ireland have put their know-how to good use helping other companies in the region to advance 03/02/2020
View Brexit is a rupture in Anglo-EU relations. But it obscures a much bigger tragedy for Ireland ǀ View Forget the Irish border or tall tales of the imminent break-up of the United Kingdom. The real tragedy of Britain leaving the EU is the break in economic continuity which has been carefully crafted (within the European framework since 1973) between all parts of the previously restive British Isles. 30/01/2020
The Cube Housing crisis is key Irish election issue after homeless man injured He was hospitalised after authorities removed his tent from near a Dublin canal while he was sleeping inside it | #TheCube 16/01/2020
Ireland Ireland will hold a snap general election on February 8: PM Varadkar Leo Varadkar said: "We’ve made some good progress since I’ve become Taoiseach. But I know it’s not enough." 14/01/2020
Ireland Did Galway need the Capital of Culture designation? Euronews spoke to the Arts and Culture Officer for Limerick City and County Council about its failed bid for European Capital of Culture 2020. 01/01/2020
Ireland Why is the future of Football Association of Ireland in jeopardy? Why is the future of Football Association of Ireland in jeopardy? 31/12/2019
Ireland Priest on wheels scoots out of Christmas Eve mass Doug Leddin, one of several congregation members to film the priest's Christmas departure on a scooter, said it was a "great fun moment." 25/12/2019
futuris The magic of mushroom compost Getting rid of mushroom compost has become a major logistic and economic challenge for growers, one that is now the focus of a European research project. 16/12/2019
brussels bureau Meet Flossie the beach cleaner - dubbed Ireland's Greta Apart from collecting plastic waste, Flossie takes part in the weekly Fridays for Futures marches. Her inspiration– the Swedish teenager Greta Thunberg. 12/12/2019
Ireland Ireland takes action on carbon emissions - and nobody's happy Ireland takes action on carbon emissions - and nobody's happy 06/12/2019
