Labour Leader's Galway Speech Sparks Political Debate
Labour Party leader Ivana Bacik delivers powerful address in Galway, outlining progressive vision for Ireland's future while addressing key political challenges.
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Protestant man, 89, becomes Irish citizen after 70 years
After seven decades living in Ireland, 89-year-old Eric James has finally received Irish citizenship in a heartwarming story of belonging and identity.
Jacqueline Wilson challenges Booker Prize Irish author ban
Celebrated children's author Dame Jacqueline Wilson joins growing calls to reform the International Booker Prize eligibility rules, arguing Irish writers deserve recognition in the UK's premier literary competition.
Booker Prize Launches Children's Booker Award
The prestigious Booker Prize expands its literary empire with the Children's Booker, chaired by Frank Cottrell-Boyce, aiming to champion children's literature and create lifelong reading habits.
Sinn Féin tops Irish polls as coalition government struggles
Sinn Féin has emerged as Ireland's most popular political party according to latest polls, while the ruling coalition government faces mounting pressure and internal divisions.
Irish Government Crisis Over President Higgins Support
Ireland's coalition government descends into crisis as Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil withdraw backing for President Michael D. Higgins' re-election bid, creating unprecedented political division.
Irish leader confronted by protesters in Dublin
Tánaiste Micheál Martin faced heated demonstrations as pro-Palestinian activists and anti-immigration groups converged on Dublin streets, requiring significant Garda presence.
Protesters storm Irish parliament in Dublin immigration clash
Tensions boiled over in Dublin as demonstrators breached security at Ireland's parliament building, leading to dramatic clashes with police during a heated session about immigration policy.
Dublin erupts in violent clashes and vehicle fires
Dublin city centre descended into chaos as violent protesters clashed with police, set vehicles on fire, and caused significant damage following a controversial stabbing incident.
Martin Mansergh: Architect of Irish Peace Dies at 76
Discover the remarkable legacy of Martin Mansergh, the key architect behind the Northern Ireland peace process whose quiet diplomacy and intellectual rigour helped transform Anglo-Irish relations.
Why Literary Purists Are Wrong About Classic Novel Adaptations
From radical reinterpretations to modern settings, discover why controversial adaptations of Austen and Brontë are essential for keeping literary classics alive for new generations.
NSW funds literature to combat AI-generated stories
The New South Wales government launches a groundbreaking funding initiative to protect authentic Australian storytelling from the rising tide of AI-generated content, championing human creativity.
Irish sisters stabbed in Brazil knife attack horror
Two Irish sisters fighting for their lives after brutal double stabbing in Brazil. Shocking details emerge about the attack that left tourists critically wounded.
County Louth: Ireland's Perfect Weekend Escape Destination
Uncover the hidden treasures of Ireland's smallest county with our ultimate guide to County Louth weekend breaks, from medieval castles to stunning coastal walks and vibrant local culture.
Kate Moss continues Westwood's Irish charity work
Supermodel Kate Moss spearheads fundraising initiative for Irish charities supported by late fashion icon Vivienne Westwood, continuing the designer's philanthropic mission through exclusive fashion tribute.
Mary Berry's Hearty Irish Stew Recipe
Discover Mary Berry's legendary Irish stew recipe - a comforting one-pot wonder packed with tender lamb, root vegetables and rich flavours that's perfect for family dinners.
Russia targeting Ireland in covert influence campaign
Micheál Martin reveals intelligence indicates Russia attempting to meddle in Irish affairs and undermine international support for Ukraine through sophisticated disinformation operations.
Colourised historical photos reveal Ireland's lost world
A remarkable collection of colourised historical photographs brings early 20th century Ireland to vivid life, from Dublin's bustling streets to rural village traditions.
Irish Leader Accuses Russia of Deliberate War Crimes
Taoiseach Micheál Martin delivers powerful condemnation of Russian atrocities in Ukraine during frank discussion on German television, revealing Ireland's unwavering support for Kyiv.
Retro Reads Revisited: Classic Books That Still Captivate
A captivating reappraisal of literary classics including Malcolm Bradbury's 'The History Man' and Maeve Binchy's 'Evening Class' reveals why these masterpieces continue to resonate with contemporary readers decades after their original publication.
Can Xue & Krasznahorkai: Joint Nobel Literature Favourites
In an unprecedented twist, Chinese experimental writer Can Xue and Hungarian master Laszlo Krasznahorkai lead the race as joint favourites for the 2025 Nobel Prize in Literature, according to latest betting odds.
Rosie O'Donnell obtains Irish citizenship post-Trump
Comedian and TV personality Rosie O'Donnell reveals she's obtained Irish citizenship, citing her opposition to Donald Trump's presidency as a key motivation behind her decision to secure an EU passport.
Irish leader's father served with British forces in WWII
Taoiseach Micheál Martin discloses his father's unexpected service in the British armed forces during World War II, highlighting complex Irish-British historical ties.
John Boyne's The Elements: Trauma Tales Intertwined
The acclaimed author of 'The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas' returns with a powerful new novel weaving together five interconnected stories of trauma and redemption in modern-day Dublin.
Martin Calls for Stronger UK-Irish Relations Post-Brexit
Irish Taoiseach and Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin emphasises the critical importance of enhanced cooperation between Britain and Ireland following Brexit, highlighting shared economic interests and the Northern Ireland peace process.
Gaza Poet: 'My Poems Are Part of My Flesh'
Exclusive interview with Palestinian poet Batool Abu Akleen reveals how she continues to write amidst the devastation of Gaza, transforming trauma into powerful verse that bears witness to her people's struggle.
Irish girl found alive in Gaza after declared dead
Irish authorities seek urgent clarification from Israel after Emily Hand, initially reported dead, was confirmed alive following Hamas captivity in Gaza.
Northern Irish woman's emotional journey to Galway roots
Amy from Northern Ireland embarks on emotional pilgrimage to Republic of Ireland hometown, bridging cross-border family connections in poignant personal story.
Kneecap: Canadian entry ban questions for Irish rap group
Pressure mounts on Canadian authorities to clarify whether Irish-language rap trio Kneecap has been barred from entering the country ahead of their scheduled tour dates.
House of Guinness: Dublin's New Cultural Hotspot
Discover why Dublin's latest cultural venue, House of Guinness, is captivating visitors with its innovative blend of heritage and contemporary Irish culture in the heart of the city.
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