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New British-Irish framework on Troubles legacy aims to boost reconciliation

The British and Irish governments are set to present a new framework addressing the legacy of Northern Ireland’s Troubles, a decades-long conflict that claimed more than 3,500 lives. The initiative is intended to resolve long-standing disputes over how past crimes should be investigated and remembered,......

Irish police discover child remains in case of boy missing unnoticed for four years

Irish police have found the remains of a child during a search in north Dublin, in a case that has shocked the country for exposing major gaps in child protection. Gardaí believe the body is that of Daniel Aruebose, who is thought to have disappeared in 2022 at the age of three but was not officially......

A village in Ireland saves its last pub through community effort

In County Limerick, the village of Kilteely has revived a cherished tradition by reopening its last remaining pub, thanks to the determination of local residents. Once home to seven bars, the village saw them disappear one after another, reflecting a national trend that has closed more than 2,100 pubs......

Rising xenophobic violence alarms immigrant communities in Ireland

Ireland is facing a wave of racially motivated attacks that have unsettled immigrant communities, especially those of South Asian origin. In recent weeks, a series of violent incidents in both urban and rural areas have raised fears among immigrants and drawn attention from media abroad. In the Dublin......

O’Connell’s missing heart reignites debate on 250th Anniversary

On the 250th anniversary of the birth of Irish political hero Daniel O’Connell, the country celebrated with official ceremonies and renewed questions about one enduring enigma: where is his heart? Known as “the Liberator” for his efforts in securing Catholic emancipation in 1829 and......

Ireland’s shift on housing policy offers lessons for Spain's rental crisis

Ireland’s innovative response to its housing crisis has sparked interest across Europe, particularly in Spain, where soaring rents and housing shortages are reaching critical levels. The Irish government has chosen to roll back strict rent caps, aiming to stimulate housing development and attract......

Second night of violence in Ballymena as protesters clash with police

The town of Ballymena in Northern Ireland witnessed a second consecutive night of unrest on Tuesday, as protesters hurled petrol bombs, bricks, and fireworks at police officers. The violent scenes unfolded after a peaceful protest over an alleged sexual assault escalated into widespread disorder. Police......

Aer Lingus expands connectivity with new Cork to Bilbao route

Irish airline Aer Lingus has officially launched a new flight route connecting Cork with Bilbao, the largest city in the Basque Country, northern Spain. This new service will operate three times a week, offering a direct two-hour flight to Bilbao, while also facilitating access to nearby cities across......

The 2025 Dublin International Film Festival Pays Tribute to Moroccan Cinema

The 2025 Dublin International Film Festival (DIFF) celebrated Moroccan cinema this year as part of its "Country in Focus" program, highlighting the richness and dynamism of the Moroccan film industry. A high-level Moroccan delegation, led by Mr. Abdelaziz El Bouzdaini, Secretary General of......