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Ruan Calum Crighton was among the names of passengers published by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal. He was initially described as Irish by Nepalese authorities but he was travelling on a UK passport

Ruan Calum Crighton was among the names of passengers published by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, where his nationality was listed as Irish

Seventy-two people were on board the Yeti Airlines flight when it plunged into a gorge near the Pokhara Airport

The man has been named as Ruan Calum Crighton by Nepal’s aviation authority.

Rescuers have so far recovered 68 bodies from the scene as well as black box data recorders

There were 72 people on board the Yeti Airlines flight, including an Irish citizen

Authorities in Dublin are working closely with France to free Bernard Phelan, an Irish-French national, who was jailed in Iran in October, Ireland’s foreign ministry confirmed on Friday. Phelan, a Paris-based tourism consultant, is being held in Vakilabad Prison in Mashhad city on multiple charges, including disseminating anti-regime propaganda and…

In emails, Tourism Ireland were told that Irish embassies around the world had already been told to hold off on any “greening” activity because of concerns over its “appropriateness” last March.

The Philippines says President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. hopes to sign a number of agreements during a visit to Beijing that comes amid ongoing territorial disputes in the South China Sea

It is believed the man had been trying to take a photo when the accident occurred.

Irish national Patrick Ward, 45, was on a train headed to Kanchanaburi from Bangkok, Thailand when he fell from the train as it slowed down at a picturesque spot along the route