The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Census Ireland 2022: When it is, what happens and new questions unveiled as 'everyone present' must take part

A team of 5,100 enumerators has started delivering over two million forms to every household in the country

Irish Mirror · Mar 3, 2022

Irish households could face huge fine if April census not complete

The government and the Central Statistics Office decided to delay the logistical exercise carried out every five years because of the pandemic, meaning that the last census was in 2016

Irish Mirror · Mar 3, 2022

Inside Ireland's most expensive house as 'magnificent' home on Dublin's 'premier road' sold for huge price

No 73 Ailesbury Road in Ballsbridge, Dublin 4, went on sale last September for a cool €14 million

Irish Mirror · Mar 3, 2022

Family of Ukrainian refugees says Ryanair prices have 'made it impossible' to come to Ireland

Dubliner Jade Dunne, whose eight-month pregnant stepsister and nephew fled the war said she had been desperately looking for flights to bring them home to safety

Dublin Live · Mar 3, 2022

Dublin doctor hails 'incredible support' as campaign raises hundreds of thousands for Ukraine

A group of seven doctors who are all originally from Ukraine are working to provide their home country with bandages, medicine and other supplies

Dublin Live · Mar 3, 2022

Ireland weather: Met Eireann forecasts -3C cold snap before potentially 'hazardous' conditions hit

The chilly conditions will be followed by a big change as an 'Atlantic regime' is expected next week

Irish Mirror · Mar 3, 2022

Met Eireann Ireland weather forecast warns of widespread frost and ice as temperatures to dip to subzero

The mercury will plummet to a teeth-chattering -3 degrees over the weekend

Dublin Live · Mar 3, 2022

Ireland's Dirty Laundry: New RTE documentary sees Magdalene survivors explain horror of treatment

The brave women that featured explained how even though they managed to survive the laundries, they are still haunted by their time in the "institutions".

Irish Mirror · Mar 2, 2022

Italy hooker Hame Faiva hit with four week ban after red card against Ireland

The dismissal led to the Azzurri going down to 13 men at the end of the first quarter of the 57-6 defeat

Irish Mirror · Mar 2, 2022

Unemployment falls to 7% in February as Ireland's Covid restrictions are lifted

Speaking about the figures, Jack Kennedy - an economist at global job site Indeed - said the unemployment rate in February fell as restrictions were lifted and the economy was boosted

Irish Mirror · Mar 2, 2022