Ireland's Fine Gael faces backlash over Trump meeting
Fine Gael, Ireland's ruling party, is under fire after arranging a private meeting with Donald Trump during his Dublin visit, sparking outrage and accusations of poor judgment.
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Irish Minister Resigns Amid Government Crisis
Heather Humphreys steps down as Fine Gael's deputy leader amid political turmoil in Dublin, creating uncertainty for the coalition government's future stability.
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.
Arthur Guinness: Family Secrets of Ireland's Famous Brewer
Discover the untold story of Arthur Guinness's family life and how his descendants shaped the legendary brewing empire we know today.
Man dead in Dublin city centre stabbing attack
A man has died following a violent stabbing incident in Dublin's Parnell Square, with emergency services rushing to the scene and police launching an urgent investigation into the tragic attack.
Ireland summons Israeli envoy over Gaza crisis
Ireland escalates diplomatic response to Gaza conflict, summoning Israel's envoy as UNICEF reports devastating child casualties and humanitarian crisis worsens.
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.
Bono's luxury property empire sparks Dublin housing crisis backlash
U2 frontman Bono sparks controversy as his property company acquires another luxury Dublin hotel while Ireland grapples with severe housing shortages and homelessness issues.
My Right Foot: Dublin theatre's powerful MND story
A groundbreaking new theatre production in Dublin challenges perceptions of disability and motor neurone disease through innovative staging and powerful performances at Axis Ballymun.
Hays Ireland creates 400 jobs in major expansion
Leading recruitment firm Hays Ireland reveals ambitious expansion plans, creating 400 new positions across multiple sectors as Irish economy shows strong recovery signs.
Kodaline announce split after 13 years, promise final album
Irish rock sensations Kodaline have confirmed they're parting ways after 13 years together, but will deliver one last album as a farewell gift to their loyal global fanbase.
Martin: Ahern 'should not have run for office'
In a dramatic television interview, Micheál Martin declares Bertie Ahern 'should not have run for office' after Mahon Tribunal findings, exposing deep divisions within Ireland's political landscape.
Bertie Ahern rejoins Fianna Fáil after decade-long absence
In a stunning political homecoming, former Irish Prime Minister Bertie Ahern has officially rejoined Fianna Fáil after more than ten years outside the party fold, marking a significant moment in Irish politics ahead of upcoming elections.
UK Government in Irish Budget Leak Scandal
Westminster officials accused of sharing confidential Irish budget documents, sparking major cross-border controversy and straining UK-Ireland relations.
House of Guinness Irish Subtitles Spark Disney+ Outrage
Disney+ faces backlash after adding Irish subtitles to 'The House of Guinness' documentary, with viewers calling the move 'patronising' and 'ridiculous' despite strong Dublin accents.
Guinness Storehouse overwhelmed as Dublin tourism surges 551%
The iconic Guinness Storehouse in Dublin confronts overwhelming visitor numbers, prompting crucial travel advice for tourists planning Irish getaways. Discover essential tips for navigating the crowds.
Fianna Fáil split over Martin's candidate against Bertie Ahern
Micheál Martin faces internal party rebellion over controversial decision to run candidate against former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern in European elections, exposing deep divisions within Fianna Fáil.
Irish PM demands UK apology over Dublin bombing remarks
Taoiseach Micheál Martin calls for formal UK apology after government spokesperson suggested Dublin government 'should have expected' 1974 bombings that killed 26 people.
Fianna Fáil MEP quits after 40 years in party shock
In a dramatic move, Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher quits the party after 40 years, delivering a scathing critique of its direction and leadership under Taoiseach Micheál Martin.
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.
Gate Theatre's 'Poor' Adaptation Faces Scathing Reviews
Katriona O'Sullivan's powerful poverty memoir struggles in its theatrical translation at Dublin's Gate Theatre, with critics calling the production heavy-handed and lacking emotional resonance.
CMAT postpones UK tour with new 2025 dates
Irish singing sensation CMAT has announced major changes to her upcoming UK tour, rescheduling dates and upgrading venues after tickets sold out in record time.
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.
7 Hidden Relationship Red Flags According to Tracey Cox
Relationship expert Tracey Cox reveals the subtle red flags most people miss in new relationships, from how they argue to their approach to sex and communication.
Netflix's House of Guinness faces Irish backlash
Netflix's lavish new series 'House of Guinness' faces mounting criticism from Irish viewers and cultural commentators over questionable accents, historical liberties, and stereotypical portrayals of Irish life.
Ireland offers €10,000 to migrant families leaving Dublin
The Irish government is offering migrant families up to €10,000 in cash incentives to relocate from Dublin to rural areas, sparking intense debate about immigration policy and integration challenges.
Ancient Irish DNA Study Rewrites History Books
Groundbreaking research from Queen's University Belfast uncovers the true genetic origins of the Irish people, tracing ancient DNA back to mass migrations from the Middle East and Eastern Europe.
Irish Parliament blocks Northern Ireland Speaker's address
The Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly has been denied permission to address the Irish Parliament in Dublin, sparking a major diplomatic dispute and accusations of political interference from the UK government.
Dublin Airport Evacuation: Terminal 1 Security Alert
Dublin Airport's Terminal 1 was evacuated following a significant security breach. Hundreds of passengers were forced outside as emergency protocols were activated. Latest updates on disruptions and investigations.
Dublin Airport evacuated over major security alert
Dublin Airport was plunged into chaos as a major security alert forced the full evacuation of Terminal 1, causing massive disruption and lengthy delays for travellers during a busy Sunday afternoon.
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