The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Dunnes, Lidl, Tesco, Aldi and more Irish supermarkets urged to change name of chicken kiev to 'Kyiv'

Sainsbury's in the UK have already made the name change of the popular breaded chicken dish - prompting calls for the likes of Dunnes Stores, Lidl and Aldi to do the same in Ireland

Irish Mirror · Mar 5, 2022

Today's rugby headlines as Sam Warburton attacks Wales star critics and duo suspended for drinking wine on flight

The latest rugby headlines and news bulletins from Wales and beyond

Wales Online · Mar 5, 2022

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecast dramatic change as chilling blast to hit after sunny weekend

Most areas will stay dry and sunny during the day on Saturday and Sunday as high pressure takes hold and temperatures reach double digits. But after dark, there will be a dramatic change as temperatures plummet as low as -5C

Irish Mirror · Mar 5, 2022

Serious concerns of fuel crisis in Ireland as fears grow of petrol pump queues

The fuel in Ireland “is on a tightrope and could have a knock-on effect at the petrol pumps"

Irish Mirror · Mar 4, 2022

Shamrock Rovers' Jack Byrne on APOEL departure: 'Players weren’t getting paid, players were owed money'

The Ireland international re-signed for champions Shamrock Rovers ahead of the new season after leaving the club following 2020’s title win.

Dublin Live · Mar 4, 2022

Cheltenham Festival 2022 news: Paddy Power ad trolls Brits as they vow Irish will put them 'back in their box'

The new ad will air on U.K television for the first time on Friday evening and pokes fun at the recent British record at Cheltenham

Irish Mirror · Mar 4, 2022

Attack on Ukrainian nuclear site is a ‘new red flag’

Last night’s firefight at Europe’s largest nuclear power station could have spelt disaster for the entire continent, Simon Coveney said.

The Independent UK · Mar 4, 2022

Irish Mirror readers share their views on Irish neutrality in wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine

The vast majority of readers are concerned about the situation in Ukraine, but few wish to end Ireland's policy of military neutrality

Irish Mirror · Mar 4, 2022

'Building a community': Co Tyrone man's clothing brand goes global

MOVE clothing is now being sported in every county in Ireland and in America and Australia

Belfast Live · Mar 4, 2022

Russian ambassador moans about protests in Ireland and makes 'bullying' claims on state-owned Russian TV

'Naturally, the general political situation is simply hostile towards Russia and everything Russia'

Irish Mirror · Mar 4, 2022