View The EU Commission was wrong on Phil Hogan’s resignation. The damage may already be done ǀ View Former Irish Taoiseach and former member of the EU Convention on the European Treaties, John Bruton contends the EU Commission made the wrong decision on Phil Hogan's resignation - with lasting implications for the future. 04/09/2020
Ireland Golfgate: EU trade chief 'sorry' for dinner attendance The event was held just a day after Ireland announced fresh COVID-19 restrictions, including no "formal or informal events or parties" to be held at hotel restaurants. 23/08/2020
Ireland Golfgate scandal: Irish minister resigns after breaking COVID-19 rules The Taoiseach said the resignation of his second agriculture minister in 54 days was "the right decision for the country." 21/08/2020
Ireland Irish parties await members' verdict on three-way coalition deal The agreement reached by bitter rivals Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael could be rejected on Friday by members of the Green Party, a junior partner 26/06/2020
Ireland Ireland cautiously starts easing lockdown with first of five phases Don't dream of going to the pub just yet: Ireland is taking baby steps toward easing its coronavirus lockdown, opening up hardware stores and gardening centres and relaxing rules for outdoor exercise. 18/05/2020
Ireland Why the next government in Ireland could be historic Two age-old political rivals have agreed to enter a partnership in a bid to form an Irish government. But why is this significant and what's next? 16/04/2020
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 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
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
Ireland Watch again: Ireland unveils €1.2 billion no-deal Brexit fund Ireland is stepping up preparations for a no-deal Brexit by putting aside €1.2 billion for the UK crashing out of the European Union. 08/10/2019
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
the global conversation Irish PM calls Brexit "act of self harm" Brexit "act of self harm", Irish PM tells Euronews 25/01/2019
View My identity under the Good Friday Agreement is under threat | View The Good Friday Agreement is under siege – and so is my right to have an Irish identity in Northern Ireland. 13/11/2018
Ireland Michael D Higgins has been re-elected as President of Ireland Michael D Higgins re-elected as Irish President 27/10/2018
Ireland Ireland to vote in referendum on blasphemy law Ireland will vote on whether to remove blasphemy as an offence from its constitution on Friday, the same day as the Irish presidential election is on the same day. 25/10/2018
Belgium Brexit backstop is essential 'insurance', says Ireland's Coveney "Negotiators need more time." Euronews correspondent Shona Murray sat down for an exclusive interview with Irish Foreign Minister, Simon Coveney, ahead of the crucial summit. 16/10/2018
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. 29/06/2018
Ireland Ireland's €25,000 fine for blasphemy might end Ireland will hold a referendum to remove the offence of blasphemy from its constitution. 13/06/2018
Ireland Irish PM apologises over adoption scandal The Irish Prime Minister has apologised to more than 100 people who were illegally adopted after their birth certificates were falsified. 31/05/2018
Unreported Europe Ireland: It's decision time for voters in crucial abortion debate Irish citizens will be asked on Friday if they wish to overhaul one of the world's most restrictive abortion regimes, that has long divided a once deeply Catholic nation. 21/05/2018
United Kingdom The Good Friday Agreement: 4 questions answered On the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, Euronews looks back at why it was established and how Brexit could change it. 10/04/2018
Ireland #HomeToVote: Irish expats snap up flights as abortion referendum date is set Irish citizens living abroad have been sharing details of their trips home for the May 25 vote under the hashtag #HomeToVote. 29/03/2018
Ireland Mary Lou McDonald takes over as Sinn Fein leader She's the first woman in modern history to lead the nationalist party, as Gerry Adams steps down after 34 years. 10/02/2018
Ireland Gerry Adams to step down as Sinn Fein president Gerry Adam’s, one of Ireland’s most controversial and pivotal politicians over the last 50 years, will stand down as leader of Sinn Fein next year 19/11/2017
United Kingdom Brexit could be a matter of life or death for Northern Ireland The intractable problem of Northern Ireland gets an added complication with the implications of Brexit. 18/06/2017
