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The "anonymous" location data of EU officials in Brussels can be bought, as uncovered by a collaborative inquiry carried out by European media organisations

Independent candidate from the left, Catherine Connolly, appears poised to triumph in Ireland's presidential election, based on initial vote counts

The Irish presidential election has commenced with the opening of voting

The closures were attributed to 'increasing financial pressures and challenging market conditions' by Flutter, the parent company

The ex-mixed martial arts competitor Conor McGregor has pulled out of Ireland's presidential race, criticising the nomination regulations as a "straitjacket" that hindered a genuine democratic competition

The legacy of Northern Ireland's tumultuous past, relations with the European Union, and Gaza are scheduled for discussion in a meeting between Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Irish Premier Micheal Martin

Ireland will not take part in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2026 if Israel is involved, broadcaster RTE has declared

A man who participated in a racially motivated riot in Belfast last summer "out of boredom" was sentenced to 20 months in prison today (Thursday).

Moneypoint power station to remain on standby until 2029 – will run on fuel oil in emergencies

The company has been sold for a headline figure of €1 - but has to repay tens of millions of pounds to the seller Pepco Group.

The extent to which the Irish Kinahan cartel has flooded the streets of the UK with drugs and guns has been revealed by police.

Bidding for the two properties, which were seized by the Criminal Assets Bureau after being deemed the proceeds of crime, begins on Thursday.

A father of three who went into hospital for a straightforward day procedure died of water intoxication after drinking an excessive amount of water, the High Court has heard.

Irish election laws do not impose any restrictions on MMA fighter Conor McGregor’s run for the presidency. The laws only outline age and citizenship requirements, without any reference to a criminal record.

Ireland’s grand slam chase ended in a hole in the road here and their championship aspirations took a bruising as well, left relying on things to go their way in next weekend’s final round.

Kelly started his career in journalism, which led to roles in radio and TV presenting, including Game For A Laugh and Classic FM.

Gardai went on board after Stena Line ferry from Fishguard docked at Rosslare Europort

The value of imports and exports is now approximately €32 billion, with the chemical sector among those affected by Brexit red tape.

On Thursday, Dawei Zhang (38) and Han Chung Tang (46) were sentenced by the three-judge Court of Appeal to two years and six months in prison with the final 12 months suspended on condition they be of good behaviour