Ireland ‘No hard border’: Ireland wants guarantee before Brexit talks advance Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says issue not ‘thought through’ by pro-Brexit campaigners. 17/11/2017
Musica Medea casts her spell at Wexford Ireland's Wexford Festival Opera opens its 66th edition with an operatic gem: Luigi Cherubini's 'Medea'. 16/11/2017
Ireland Social media videos capture extent of Ophelia's damage Ophelia's strong winds and waves left severe damage all over Ireland 17/10/2017
No Comment Schools shutdown continues as Ophelia hits Northern Ireland Schools across Northern Ireland are to remain closed on Tuesday in the wake of Storm Ophelia 17/10/2017
Ireland Ireland counts cost of Ophelia Tropical storm Ophelia left a trail of death and destruction in its wake as it battered every corner of Ireland. Three people were killed in separate incidents and over three hundred thousand homes were without electricity. 17/10/2017
Ireland At least three dead as Storm Ophelia batters Ireland Prime Minister Leo Varadkar warned everyone to stay indoors as the worst storm in half a century hit the country. 16/10/2017
Ireland Storm Ophelia blasts the UK and Ireland Three people have died and thousands are without power as Storm Ophelia hits Ireland 16/10/2017
Earth News The Cask Circle Club Ireland’s most prestigious distillery invites us to claim some very rare whisky. 13/10/2017
Ireland Thousands march for change to Irish abortion laws The traditionally Catholic country has some of the strictest abortion laws in the world. 01/10/2017
Business Series Ryanair crisis deepens with more cancellations Ryanair has announced more than 400,000 new flight cancellations as pilot crisis deepens. 27/09/2017
Ireland Ireland’s thorny abortion debate Abortion is currently illegal in the country, except if a pregnant woman's life is in danger. Rights campaigners will be closely watching what changes are put to voters in a referendum on the issue next year. 27/09/2017
Ireland Gaelic sports: what you need to know Camogie hurling and Gaelic football are prehistoric sports indigenous to Ireland 18/09/2017
Ireland Irish women's contact sport 'camogie' is not for the faint-hearted Camogie, an Irish full-contact sport played only by women, is very physical and can seem "vicious and ferocious", says All-Ireland champion Grainne Ní Chatháin 15/09/2017
Ireland Ireland refuses to collect commission's 13 billion tax bill from Apple Ireland will not be sending the EU Commission's 13 billion euro back-tax bill to Apple - "Not our job" says Finance Minister. 16/08/2017
Ireland Leo Varadkar warns Northern Ireland of Brexit consequences The Irish prime minister visiting Belfast said 'every single aspect of life' in the North could be affected. 04/08/2017
Europe News Hard Irish border would be 'a disaster', ex-UK PM Blair says A return to a hard border in Ireland would be a disaster, former British Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Friday. 12/05/2017
Europe News Brexit must avoid hard border in Ireland, says EU negotiator Avoiding a hard border in Ireland is a top priority for the EU, the bloc’s chief Brexit negotiator says. 11/05/2017
Ireland 'The Journey' of two men who buried the hatchet and brought peace to Northern Ireland They were the mortal enemies who became friends: Ian Paisley, the firebrand Presbyterian minister from rural County Armagh who founded his own church and vowed to never, never, never share power with 09/05/2017
Ireland Irish beach "returns" after 33-year absence Dooagh Bay in the far west of Ireland has seen its sandy beach return, 33 years after it was washed away in a storm. 09/05/2017
Sport Irish deny England Grand Slam as Jones's men lose at last The Six Nations tournament has ended in defeat for champions England as Ireland end their winning run of 18 games. 18/03/2017
Ireland St Patrick's Day a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow St Patrick's Day packs out the pubs 18/03/2017