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Dolores O'Riordan's death deemed a ‘tragic accident’

The official cause of death was ruled drowning due to an excessive alcohol consumption.

Greece

Volunteers aiding migrants arrested, charged by Greek police

The two detained, including a 'hero' swimmer, have denied all allegations.

Ireland

Dublin: Pope Francis asks for forgiveness in prayers at closing Mass

Each time the Pope asked for forgiveness the crowds erupted with applause - the words of sorrow welcomed. It's estimated around 300,000 people went to the World Meeting of Families closing mass

Ireland

Pope begs for forgiveness over child abuse 'betrayal'

The Pope has begged for God’s forgiveness for the “open wound” of church abuse in Ireland as he called for “firm and decisive” action to secure “truth and justice”.

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United Kingdom

Euroviews. Why we need a people's vote on the Brexit deal | View

"Let's face it, no one thinks this is going well!" Co-founder of Our Future, Our Choice!, Femi Oluwole, explains why he's campaigning for a second vote on the Brexit referendum.

Ireland

Dublin's homeless 'could be forced out of city' for pope's visit

Homeless people in Dublin could be removed from the Dublin region in order to make room for tourists who will pay more than accommodation services receive from government and charities.

Canada

Smoke particles from Canada wildfires cross the Atlantic to UK and Ire

Smoke and ash from Canada's wildfires have crossed the Atlantic Ocean to the UK and Ireland.

Ireland

How a heatwave helped uncover a piece of Irish history

A wildfire on the coast of eastern Ireland killed off some vegetation but resurrected a World War II relic.

United Kingdom

UK and Ireland's hot weather reveals hidden ancient settlements

Ancient monuments and Roman settlements have been revealed by the UK's and Ireland's heatwave. The dry spell has left parched fields with unmistakable "crop marks" painted into the landscape.

Ireland

Sinn Féin slams attacks on former leaders' homes

Explosive devices were thrown at the homes of two former Sinn Féin leaders on Friday evening, according to the Irish Republican party.

World News

Theresa May's Brexit dilemma continues

This European Summit was expected to be one where Brexit would be the main topic of discussion. Other matters such as migration have overtaken in Brexit in terms of priority. Euronews correspondent Vincent McAviney explains more.

Ireland

The Irish border brexit dilemma

Euronews Ireland Correspondent Ken Murray looks investigates the dilemma surrounding the Irish border due to Brexit.

Ireland

Ireland's €25,000 fine for blasphemy might end

Ireland will hold a referendum to remove the offence of blasphemy from its constitution.

Europe News

Barnier sends London back to the drawing board

Irish border "backstop" fix cannot be for whole of UK, EU negotiator says

United Kingdom

UK proposes new Brexit deal to avoid hard border in Ireland

Theresa May reportedly backed down after a senior minister threatened to resign

United Kingdom

‘Doomsday’ for Brexit?

Euronews answers questions following the leaked ‘Doomsday’ report — and what it means for Brexit negotiations.

World News

As it happened this morning: Monday 28 May

On today's edition: what next as Italy navigates another political pitfall; the abortion debate in Ireland and the UK; and the diplomatic ups and downs between the US and North Korea.

Ireland

Ireland overtuns abortion ban in historic vote

Irish voters back a referendum by over 66% to liberalise abortion laws, according to the official result.

World News

Ireland set to libralise abortion law- exit poll suggests

First exit poll shows voters in Ireland back a referendum to liberalise abortion laws in a historic vote.

Ireland

Irish voters go to the polls in abortion referendum

A "yes" vote would overturn the eighth amendment that effectively bans terminations at present