The Republic of Ireland's home UEFA Nations League fixture with Israel is likely to be moved to a neutral venue, RTÉ Sport understands.

The FAI must listen to the football community in Ireland and refuse to play Israel in the Nations League, writes Eoin Doyle.

Ireland is the second richest country in Europe, and this week a single protest shut it down. Here's why.

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said that he is appalled and shocked at the manner in which activists on board an aid flotilla to Gaza have been treated by the Israeli authorities.

The Irish Network Against Racism has said it is very concerned that excessive force may have been used against a Congolese man who died following an alleged shoplifting incident in Dublin last week.

Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has said he objects "in the strongest possible terms" to RTÉ showing the sitcom's Eurovision-themed episode on the night of this year's Eurovision Song Contest fin...

If young people cannot secure jobs commensurate with their level of education, their ambitions will be dashed, creating resentment

Irish Catholic Bishops have raised "serious concerns" over the International Protection Act 2026, which was signed into law by President Catherine Connolly earlier this week.

Journalist Amal Khalil, who stayed on the frontlines throughout the Israeli war on Lebanon, reflects on her experience, work ethic, labor, and politics of journalism.

The Pasteur Institute of Iran is one of several healthcare facilities in the country to be targeted.

YouTube video by George Baldwin

“We can’t take care of daycare. We’re a big country. We’re fighting wars,” President Trump said Wednesday.

Niamh Ní Bhriain travelled to Havana last month as part of an international medical aid convoy. Although exhausted by life under the blockade, Cubans are defiant, she writes

The European Parliament has voted to move forward with controversial plans that could see migrants set for deportation sent to ‘return hubs’ outside the EU.

Twelve hours after Israeli settlers brutally attacked several Palestinians and established a new illegal outpost in their village, the Israeli military stepped in.

Meanwhile, Cabinet will also be told of plans for a review of the Office of the Planning Regulator.

Follow St Patrick's Day events live, with the Taoiseach in Washington and parades taking place across Ireland for Lá Fhéile Pádraig.

Immigrants from Ukraine, Syria, and India featured in Labour Party’s new 'Together We Thrive' campaign

The Israeli military has said it had begun a wave of strikes targeting Iranian launch sites, aerial defence systems and infrastructure as well as launching air strikes on Lebanon.

US president violates UN charter just days into his Board of Peace era, and chooses to take the biggest gamble of his administration

‘Nato proof’ is a term to describe equipment which has been approved to meet the strict standards set out by Nato.

Many Israelis see condemnation as evidence of anti-Semitism, rather than a verdict on their government's actions.

Ireland must separate its strong stance on Gaza from sport, Tánaiste and Finance Minister Simon Harris has said.

This past weekend the Irish Times/IPSOS/B&A published a poll in which some of the questions posed to respondents focussed on Ireland’s so called ‘Triple Lock’ and our policy of military non–alignment,...

Clare Minister Of State Insists Government And Shannon Airport Not "Playing A Role" In ICE Deportation Flights - % Clare FM

ICE deportation stopovers at Shannon Airport reignite debate about neutrality, accountability and Ireland’s complicity in US removals

MAGA billionaire’s jet also did another ICE flight, to Sierra Leone.

A supposed ‘antifa domestic terrorist’ was arrested for ‘cyberstalking’ a controversial right-wing agitator who showed up at a reporter’s home to threaten him.

Reports have come to light of Palestinian men being held shackled on a plane at Shannon when refueling took place. This shocking revelation came to light in reports in The Guardian newspaper, Common D...