IRELAND BREAKING NEWS

Jim Crawford backs Ireland under-21 charges to manage occasion amid play-off pressure BreakingNews.ie

Microsoft services such as Outlook and Teams continue to be disrupted as the tech giant struggled to fix issues with some servers, hitting businesses and government agencies globally that use the popular platforms.

A group of small island states aims to create a fund backed by a charge on money that islanders receive from abroad to eventually raise around $3bn a year for projects to make their nations less vulnerable to climate change.

Pope Leo met six victims of clerical abuse in Peru including some linked to the once-powerful and now- disbanded Catholic society, Sodalitium Christianae Vitae.

Traffic restrictions remain in place around Dublin city on the second day of meetings involving European political leaders.

New research from the Central Bank suggests consumers can save around €300 by shopping around for motor insurance.

Two PSNI officers have been dismissed for what a police oversight body has described as "utterly despicable" behaviour towards vulnerable people they had been sent to help.

Thousands of Microsoft users worldwide have been reporting outages as the tech giant confirmed connectivity issues across "multiple regions".

Following a day of hectic diplomatic activity around Dublin's Convention Centre, reporter Harry Manning takes a look at five key takeaways from the ninth European Political Community summit.

Fiji banking on man-mountain Josua Tuisova to make his mark against Ireland BreakingNews.ie

There have been protests recently over council rent increases in Dublin, Wicklow and Leitrim, amid changes to how rents are calculated

Ireland to see coldest night of the season tonight as ‘Arctic air mass’ causes temperatures to plummet BreakingNews.ie

A state agent was among those who planted the Omagh bomb, a former senior police officer has told the inquiry investigating the 1998 inquiry.

Conor Murray: Why Mack Hansen could be key to Ireland’s 2027 World Cup ambitions BreakingNews.ie

A new law to specifically ban spiking is one step closer after Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan told the Dáil today that the Government is supporting the proposal.

World leaders have set out competing positions and made clashing demands in two days of intense speech-making at the COP31 climate change ⁠talks in Turkey, leaving negotiators with a tough task to draft a meaningful deal that all can agree.

Ireland v Fiji team news: Farrell excited to see what Hansen brings to fullback, as Bundee Aki starts BreakingNews.ie

Fiji make sweeping changes for Ireland clash BreakingNews.ie

A senior garda who says he was penalised for making protected disclosures about alleged defective gun holsters has lost his appeal against the dismissal of his claim for enhanced sick pay.

With a large-scale security operation ongoing during the EPC summit, how are Dublin's skies and seas being secured?

Two people have been arrested after scuffles at a Mothers Against Genocide protest on Westmoreland Street.

Moving on from Israel and can Troy Parrott keep scoring? Talking points ahead of Austria v Ireland BreakingNews.ie

Seven changes, two positional switches and one potential debutant — Andy Farrell names fresh Ireland team to face Fiji Irish Independent

Two thirds of racing greyhounds born between 2021 and 2024 have died, an Oireachtas committee has heard.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and US envoy Jared Kushner said Europeans would be at the table for the next talks with Russia on ending the war.

‘It’s parked up’ — Ireland U-21 boss Jim Crawford says assistant Stephen O’Donnell focused on Euro 2027 play-off despite Derry links Irish Independent