French police detained an Irish citizen after a widely circulated video showed him issuing explicit death threats in a supermarket in Avignon, sparking outrage over rising antisemitism.

A court has decided not to take a 15-year-old Irish national into custody in connection with the death of a cyclist, a decision that is not yet final as the prosecutor has filed a complaint.

The National Lottery in Ireland plans to remove two balls from the Lotto and Lotto Plus draws, aiming to create more millionaires, with the implementation date to be confirmed soon.

A 22-year-old Irish national, Rory Byrne, has been arrested in Novalja, Pag, Croatia, and is under investigation for suspected coercion of an official.

Reports indicate that the national flag of Ireland is being controversially used as a 'weapon' in a town in Cork.

Sean Dunne from Wicklow, Ireland, has made history by becoming the first non-New Zealander to claim a coveted sheep-shearing title, shortly after winning the Irish national intermediate title.

Irish national broadcaster RTÉ incurred a six-figure expenditure on wardrobe from high-end retailers like Brown Thomas and Louis Copeland in the past year.

Two buildings in a Wicklow town are slated for the derelict register, following scrutiny by the Irish National Trust, An Taisce.

Direct talks between union representatives for the National Ambulance Service and the Health Service Executive (HSE) are set to resume in the Labour Court, following initial discussions on Monday.

A US man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for transporting nine Irish nationals across the US-Canada border.

The National Lottery in Ireland is advocating for the government to prohibit the practice of betting on its games through bookmakers and betting applications.

Workers at the National Ambulance Service in Ireland have issued notice of strike action, following years of discontent.

A 24-year-old man holding dual Dutch-Irish nationality has been charged with ten counts of possession of firearms after being stopped upon his arrival in the UK from France last week.

The board of the Irish National Stud successfully argued for a 54% pay increase for its chief executive, Cathal Beale, bringing his salary to €170,000, citing higher CEO earnings in the thoroughbred sector.

An Irish citizen faces charges after allegedly stealing a taxi and driving it against traffic on a dual carriageway in Wales, resulting in a collision with a cyclist.

A University of Cambridge professor, currently under investigation by the institution regarding his academic qualifications and honorary appointments, was a guest speaker at the Irish National Educational Psychological Service (NEPS) conference.

Conor McKeon expresses his view that hosting The Open golf tournament will not address or heal underlying Irish national insecurities.

An editorial reflects on Amhrán na bhFiann (The Soldier's Song) serving as Ireland's national anthem for 100 years, advocating for it to be sung with pride.

RTÉ Director General Kevin Bakhurst has strongly denied media reports suggesting that the Irish national broadcaster is seeking a bailout.

Irish national broadcaster RTÉ has made 45 contractors, including presenters Dáithí Ó Se and Maura Derrane, full-time staff following a legal dispute over 'bogus self-employment'. The move comes after a legal battle, with the broadcaster stating that the majority of its presenters are now employees.

Agency reports have controversially labeled a river in an Irish national park as one of the country's worst, with officials claiming the reports are "very misleading" and have unfairly targeted downstream waterways.

Braden River two-sport athlete Maddie Baehr, a recent high school graduate, has earned a spot on the Irish national flag football team, trading graduation parties for international competition.

RTÉ's Director General Kevin Bakhurst is scheduled to appear before the media committee to face further questioning regarding the latest payments controversy at the Irish national broadcaster.

Members of the Unite and Siptu trade unions working at the National Ambulance Service in Ireland have agreed to industrial action and strike action due to the failure to implement pay recommendations.

A call has been made in Ireland to move the National Lottery draw to after the 9pm watershed to prevent exposing underage children to gambling advertising.

Masked men in Northern Ireland reportedly turned a delivery driver into a 'human bomb' by forcing him to drive a van with an improvised explosive device to a police station, with Irish nationalists suspected of responsibility.

The Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO), a primary teachers' union, has expressed full support for a statement from Education International condemning the recent military strikes on Iran.

Minister for Defence Helen McEntee has launched Ireland's inaugural National Maritime Security Strategy, designed to protect Irish sovereignty and enhance naval cooperation with France and the UK.

Prosecutors allege that Patrick Frei raped and abused two Irish women while they were unconscious, citing dozens of video recordings as evidence for the upcoming court proceedings.

Tiernan O’Donovan, an Irish national, has been sentenced in absentia by Russia to a 14-year term in a maximum-security penal colony for allegedly fighting for Ukraine.

The Irish National Lottery has announced a reduction in the number of balls used in its main draw, marking the first change in eight years. This move is intended to boost players' chances of winning prizes.

Amhrán na bhFiann (The Soldier's Song) officially became Ireland's national anthem 100 years ago today. However, for reasons unknown, WT Cosgrave made no public announcement about the decision at the time.

The Irish National Stud has reduced its annual losses in the first year without income from its star stallion, Invincible Spirit.

Italian Republic Day celebrations took place in Dublin at St. Helen’s Hotel, attended by over 300 guests including Irish national authorities, emphasizing the strong ties between Ireland and Italy.

Irish national broadcaster RTÉ incurred a six-figure expenditure of €277,000 on wardrobe from high-end retailers like Brown Thomas and Louis Copeland in the past year, with a significant portion allocated to its program Fair City.

A Cork councillor has advocated for making the teaching and singing of "Amhrán na bhFiann," the Irish national anthem, compulsory in schools.

The Irish National Organisation of the Unemployed held its annual delegate conference, where calls were made for increased support and resources for unemployed individuals.

Ireland's National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA) has projected that the country's national debt could reach €250 billion by the 2030s. This forecast highlights growing concerns about future fiscal challenges.

Brendan O'Brien, a former journalist for Irish national broadcaster RTÉ, has passed away at the age of 82. He was a well-known figure in Irish media.

Dubai Police have arrested an Irish national suspected of involvement in international criminal offenses.

Around 2,000 SIPTU members in the National Ambulance Service in Ireland have overwhelmingly voted for industrial action, including the possibility of a strike.

The Irish National Teachers' Organisation (INTO) reports that one in five primary schools will experience a reduction in special education teaching hours next year.

Irish political leaders are bracing themselves for the fallout from the US and Israeli strikes on Iran as widespread travel disruptions cause chaos across the Gulf and Middle East.

US victims have reported losing hundreds of thousands of dollars to a gang of UK and Irish nationals known as 'The Travelling Conmen,' with one conman reportedly buying his wife a 10-carat diamond ring.