A sudden revival of the 1990s confrontations between Orange Order marchers and Catholic demonstrators puts the police back in the middle — and leaders of Northern Ireland’s supposed unity governmen…

Prime minister calls attack on lawmaker Michael Healy-Rae a watershed moment in a country where he and others ‘can walk through our streets unhindered.’

A summit of Scottish, Irish and Welsh leaders follows U.S. President Donald Trump’s surprise backing of calls for a united Ireland.

The president said Ireland’s distillers would no longer face tariffs as a thank-you gesture for his hosting of the Irish Open golf tournament.

“It’s going to happen eventually”, the U.S. president said in Dublin during a golf-focused trip to the long-divided island.

Irish authorities hope to shield Trump from protesters and keep his focus on the Irish Open golf tournament at his own Atlantic resort.

Mary Lou McDonald, leader of Ireland’s chief opposition party since 2018, can’t deliver a win in her Dublin Central power base.

An open parliamentary seat in Dublin Central should be Sinn Féin’s for the taking. But the capital’s most famous mobster is on the ticket, too — and could determine the winner in Ireland’s complex …

Bertie Ahern, who was Ireland’s Taoiseach from 1997 to 2008, was responding to a potential voter who expressed anti-immigrant views — and had a hidden recording device.

The unrest has wreaked havoc on Ireland’s fuel supply network over the past week.

Micheál Martin avoided the trap that snared Germany’s chancellor by politely pushing back as Donald Trump slammed Keir Starmer, NATO and migration to Europe.

Irish PM Micheál Martin is wary of provoking the U.S. administration, but behind-the-scenes efforts to free Seamus Culleton from ICE custody have proven fruitless, an Irish official tells POLITICO.…

The non-NATO member wants to erect drone defenses in time for next year’s EU presidency.

Donohoe will become managing director and chief knowledge officer at the World Bank.

Catherine Connolly’s lop-sided victory to be Ireland’s next head of state was accompanied by a surge in vandalized ballots from right-wing voters.

Political novice Jim Gavin quit the election race to become Ireland’s next head of state after being accused of being a rip-off landlord.

A Catholic conservative from Ireland’s outgunned right, Maria Steen, fails in her last-ditch bid to join Catherine Connolly, Jim Gavin and Heather Humphreys on the Oct. 24 ballot.

Jim Gavin — a former air force pilot and successful Dublin football manager — is the PM’s pick to compete in the Oct. 24 election.

Ex-EU commissioner cites health reasons as her Fine Gael party calls move “an awful shock.”

Police seek reinforcements to protect homes this weekend from racist mobs spurred by an alleged crime in Ballymena.

The 76-year-old says he sued in plaintiff-friendly Dublin, not Belfast, to “put manners on the BBC.”

Prime Minister Micheál Martin vows to resist Sinn Féin’s campaign of “total opposition” in showdown that has crippled the ability of the Dáil Éireann parliament to function.

Government forces through new speaking rules — but the Sinn Féin-led opposition makes it impossible for the other side to speak at all.

The former mixed martial arts champ — recently found civilly liable in Ireland for raping a Dublin woman — brings his anti-immigration message to the White House.

Ireland’s visiting prime minister endures an excruciating 45 minutes in Trump’s live-TV star chamber as the U.S. leader swings at Brussels, not Dublin.

White House events for St. Patrick’s Day are normally a diplomatic dream for Dublin. This year is completely different — and dangerous for Ireland’s America-fueled economy.

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