Irish minister turned away from Belfast hotel
Irish Minister for Integration Roderic O'Gorman was refused accommodation at a Belfast hotel, prompting serious concerns from Dublin about political motivations behind the incident.
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Best Hotels Near Dublin Airport: Ultimate Guide
Discover the best accommodation options near Dublin Airport, from luxury retreats to budget-friendly stays, ensuring comfort and convenience for every traveller.
British tourist dies after Dublin assault
Simon Tweed, 58, from Kent, has died weeks after being kicked in the head during an unprovoked attack in Dublin city centre. Gardaí continue hunting for the suspect while his devastated family pays tribute to their 'gentle giant'.
Dublin erupts in violent riots and firebomb attacks
Shocking scenes unfolded in Dublin as violent protests erupted following a knife attack, with mounted police confronting rioters who set vehicles ablaze and clashed with officers in the city centre.
Dublin protests: Thousands march against deportation flights
Massive Dublin demonstration sees protesters demand end to deportation flights and voice solidarity with migrants amid growing tensions over Irish immigration policy.
Dublin riots erupt after child stabbing incident
Dublin city centre descends into chaos as anti-immigration protests turn violent following hospitalisation of three young children and care worker after suspected stabbing attack.
Irish Government Faces Backlash Over Facial Recognition Plans
Taoiseach Micheál Martin defends controversial facial recognition technology proposal as essential public safety measure, while civil liberties groups warn of mass surveillance risks.
Dublin sees third night of violent protests
Irish capital sees renewed unrest as fireworks and projectiles are launched at officers during ongoing demonstrations, with tensions showing no signs of abating.
Dublin riots after migrant sexual assault arrest
Violent protests shook Dublin city centre following the arrest of an Algerian migrant suspect in connection with a sexual assault case, sparking deportation demands and political controversy.
Irish PM confronts angry protesters in Dublin security scare
Taoiseach Micheál Martin faced heated confrontations with anti-government demonstrators in Dublin, with footage showing protesters breaching security and shouting abuse just metres from the Irish leader.
Dublin Police Attacked in Anti-Asylum Protest Violence
Gardaí were assaulted and vehicles damaged during violent clashes outside a Dublin hotel housing asylum seekers, as tensions over immigration escalate in Ireland's capital.
Dublin riots: Police van torched in night of anarchy
Shocking footage captures the moment a Garda van is set ablaze during violent Dublin riots, with officers forced to retreat from petrol bomb-hurling mobs in a night that brought unprecedented disorder to Ireland's streets.
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.
Police car set ablaze in Dublin asylum protests
Violent clashes in Dublin as protesters set a police vehicle on fire outside hotel housing asylum seekers. Latest updates on the escalating tensions and police response.
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.
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.
100+ financial firms move operations abroad post-Brexit
Exclusive: Britain's financial watchdog reveals over 100 companies have moved operations overseas following Brexit, with Dublin and Luxembourg emerging as top destinations for relocating City firms.
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.
Littler crashes out of World Grand Prix in first round
Teenage darts sensation Luke Littler crashes out of World Grand Prix in first round after dramatic Dublin showdown against Northern Ireland's Brendan Dolan.
Ireland demands Russia expel diplomat in tit-for-tat move
Tánaiste Micheál Martin issues stern warning to Moscow after Ireland declares Russian official persona non grata over 'completely unacceptable' activities.
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.
Netto's last-gasp stunner breaks Irish hearts in Dublin
Portugal's teenage sensation Pedro Netto delivers devastating 94th-minute winner in Dublin, leaving Stephen Kenny's Ireland facing World Cup qualification crisis after dramatic 2-1 defeat.
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.
Jade Thirlwall's dazzling Dublin tour kickoff
Little Mix star Jade Thirlwall sets pulses racing in a shimmering gold jumpsuit during her electrifying Dublin performance, while revealing exciting plans for the girl group's future reunion.
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.
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