The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Ireland’s most battered bridge struck by ambulance in latest incident

This time an ambulance was the bridge's latest victim when it became wedged beneath the overpass

Dublin Live · May 19, 2022

Government ministers have 'not ruled out' imposing windfall tax on energy companies' profits in Ireland

'I know other countries are doing it'

Irish Mirror · May 19, 2022

Pensioner sells car to cope with cost of living crisis as protesters demand action from Government

Some 100 senior citizens, lone parents, workers and students gathered outside the Dáil on Thursday to protest the rising cost of living

Irish Mirror · May 19, 2022

What is monkeypox and should Ireland be worried? Concern as outbreak spreads to Europe

Britain has confirmed nine cases since May 6 and the United States verified its first yesterday

Irish Mirror · May 19, 2022

Ireland’s most capped athlete Shirley McCay on hanging up her hockey stick

The Drumquin native and former Omagh Academy pupil retired from international hockey at the end of last year

Belfast Live · May 19, 2022

EU sues five countries over failure to implement standards for audiovisual media

The European Commission on Thursday said it had referred Czech Republic, Ireland, Romania, Slovakia and Spain to the EU Court of Justice over their failure to implement the revised directive for audiovisual media services.

Reuters · May 19, 2022

Chicken, ice-cream and biscuits among food you need to bin as Tesco, Lidl, Dunnes issue recalls

A number of recalls for certain batches of products including chicken, ice-cream and biscuits has been issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland

Irish Mirror · May 19, 2022

Josh van der Flier and Sam Monaghan given top prizes at Rugby Players Ireland awards party

Irish rugby players were honoured at a special bash on

Dublin Live · May 19, 2022

The UK attempts to rewrite Northern Ireland Brexit protocol: key questions answered

The European Union has warned that it will “respond with all measures at its disposal” if the UK goes ahead with a plan to unilaterally rewrite the most contentious part of their Brexit agreement, sparking fear of a trade war.

The Conversation · May 19, 2022

2023 Heineken Champions Cup and EPCR Challenge Cup finals set for Dublin’s Aviva Stadium

The two showpiece matches on the 2023 European club calendar will take place in Dublin

Irish Mirror · May 19, 2022