The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Following their historic play-off victory over Scotland, the Republic of Ireland will compete for the first time ever at the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 in Australia and New Zealand

The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre's CEO, Noeline Blackwell, said the rise in such incidents is "concerning" and a "form of poisoning"

Forecasters have said a 'plunge' of warmer air will move in from the south of Ireland towards the end of October, bringing with it temperatures often seen in July or August

Ireland ran out of beds for refugees fleeing the Russian invasion this weekend

As Halloween approaches, people get ready to celebrate the spooky, the scary and the haunted. Ghosts, zombies, skeletons and witches are prominently displayed in yards, windows, stores and community spaces. Festivities center around the realm of the dead, and some believe that the dead might actually mingle with the living…

'That would be a concern that certain groups will exploit this to boost their political agenda around migration'

Ireland legend Damien Duff has guided Shelbourne to Premier Division safety and to the FAI Cup final in his first season in senior management - but he wants his side to keep growing.

Northern Ireland Minister Steve Baker was speaking at the British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly in Co Cavan on Monday.

Ireland's Hampden Park hero Amber Barrett was speaking after Saturday’s World Cup draw which has pitted Ireland against co-hosts Australia, Canada and Nigeria in Group B

Martin McDonagh’s latest dark comedy is set against a rugged Irish backdrop

McDonnell hasn't joined the Rhinos to make up the numbers.