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'Nowhere left to go': Beluga whale off Ireland amid growing sightings of Arctic species

However, Whooley said the whale's presence did not mean it was “trying to make Ireland its home”. He said the beluga was an adult, which was known ... View article...

Ireland has an AI head start. Now we need to make it count.

Our Vice Chair and President, Brad Smith, was in Dublin for the Summit, and his message reinforced what I believe Ireland's opportunity depends on. View article...

'I tried Ireland's scariest prison tour - it's your best chance to see a ghost'

It's one of Ireland's 'most haunted' places - an isolated ex-prison where hundreds of inmates died in horrible conditions and were buried in mass ... View article...

Ireland votes to end UN veto over overseas peacekeeping missions

Opposition lawmakers warned the move threatened Ireland's longstanding military neutrality. Ireland is not a NATO member but has traditionally ... View article...

Data centres make Ireland a target for hackers - expert

A cybersecurity expert has said Ireland is "in the crosshairs" for hackers because the country hosts so many data centres. View article...

Ireland's relationship with Big Tech is a bad case of Stockholm syndrome

As debate raged in Brussels about dependence on US tech firms, Google celebrated Ireland's EU presidency View article...

How immigration changed Northern Ireland

A few days before, in Ballymena, County Antrim, two Romanian teenagers were arrested on suspicion of the rape of a local teenage girl. Those charges ... View article...

Cleared for take-off? Navigating drone filming laws in Ireland

Drone operations in Ireland are regulated by a European Commission Implementing Regulation (the Regulation), under which the Irish Aviation Authority ... View article...

Donegal tweed and talent turn heads at Ireland Fashion Week

A new generation of Donegal designers joined some of the county's biggest fashion houses for a standout showing at Ireland Fashion Week. View article...

EU takes a page from Ireland's AI playbook

 The European Union wants to catch up in the artificial intelligence race by taking a cue from Ireland , an early adopter of the technology that ... View article...

Hundreds of thousands in Ireland's largest public sector strike since 2009

More than 300,000 public sector workers struck across the Republic of Ireland on Wednesday in a 24-hour walkout over pay. It was the country's ... View article...

'Big tech's lapdog': how can Ireland break free from the sector's malign influence?

Although they do not elaborate on Ireland's complicity in protecting the impunity of the big tech companies, many in the audience are surely ... View article...

Ireland is richer and spending more than 30 years ago but is it making us happy?

Optimism of 1996 Ireland has dissipated and outlook to 1956 not very upbeat either, consumer sentiment survey finds. View article...

How to downsize in Ireland: Plan early, sell first, be flexible

Bank of Ireland has a trade-down equity-release scheme for downsizers that allows owners to borrow up to 60 per cent of their current home's value to ... View article...

Taoiseach calls for 'negotiated pathway' to end pay deal row

He acknowledged the backdrop of "very severe cost of living and pressures" which, he said, were not unique to Ireland . ... Ireland's National Public ... View article...

'In Ireland I was the English girl, whereas in London I thought I was Irish

That part of London often felt more Irish than Ireland itself. There were five girls, and we were dragged to every Irish dancing competition known, or ... View article...

Orange Order parade row distracts from Northern Ireland's everyday concerns

A dispute over a Protestant parade through a mainly Catholic neighbourhood in Northern Ireland has reignited old divisions. View article...

Artists including Noel Gallagher show support for Garvaghy Road residents

Actors and musicians sign open letter urging government to 'protect' residents amid impasse over the Drumcree parade. Rory Carroll Ireland ... View article...

'Verity' Tops U.K., Ireland Box Office as Tom Cruise's 'Digger' Opens in Fourth

Sony Pictures' psychological thriller “Verity,” adapted from Colleen Hoover's bestselling novel, debuted at the summit of the U.K. and Ireland box ... View article...

No child should have to learn in a cold classroom - children's commissioner

No child should be expected to learn in a cold classroom because of budget pressures, according to Northern Ireland's commissioner for children. View article...