The Latest Breaking News from Dublin

Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris called the decision to close the embassy ‘deeply regrettable’.

Israeli foreign minister says move was prompted by Irish government’s ‘extreme anti-Israeli policies’

Paul Rudd surprised Dublin pub-goers by sharing a pint with Irish band Hermitage Green before their Olympia Theatre gig on Thursday, 5 December.

Ireland’s southernmost tip has been reinvigorated by new vibrant venues, markets and restaurants, which has brought an energy that brightens even the darker months

Wales’ women’s national team has qualified for the UEFA Women’s European Championships, their first major tournament. The team’s campaign slogan, “for us, for them, for her”, captured the transformative nature of this milestone – not just for the players and staff involved in their 2-1 victory over the Republic of…

Many riders focused on team training camps instead of traveling to Sardinia

The movie star from Dublin said he has deactivated his Instagram account because of the messages and ‘hatred’ directed at him.

The Dublin-born singer represented Ireland in the 1966 Eurovision Song Contest with the song Come Back To Stay.

Federal Bureau of Prisons closes troubled FCI Dublin, citing staffing shortages and infrastructure issues. Realigns with new facilities in Kentucky amid on...