A dealership in County Louth, Ireland, has been announced as the newest supplier for the popular electric car brand Leapmotor.

Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly purchased a castle in Ireland, adding to his extensive real estate collection. This acquisition highlights his continued investment in property.

Road closures and traffic restrictions are impacting areas in Ajdovščina, Slovenia, and Wicklow, Ireland. These disruptions are causing significant traffic congestion and affecting local commuters.

New figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) indicate that immigration to Ireland declined by 12% over a twelve-month period, with the number of emigrants also falling during the same timeframe.

Advocates are calling for better promotion of Ireland's mother and baby home redress scheme due to low take-up, suggesting measures like 'plain English' video tutorials and free phone numbers.

Amazon has been granted approval by an appeals board to proceed with the development of a transatlantic cable station in West Cork, Ireland.

Owen Nulty, a well-known trade unionist from County Louth, Ireland, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of advocacy for workers' rights.

The aftermath of a horrific M9 motorway crash two Sundays ago continues, with three sisters and a seven-year-old boy remaining hospitalized. The incident has reignited discussions about Ireland's ongoing issue with joyriding, as five young men involved in the crash have also been identified.

Half of the grid-scale electricity generated in Ireland last year originated from renewable sources. This marks a significant milestone in the country's transition to green energy.

Wealthy technology executives are increasingly purchasing castles in Ireland as a new trend for luxury summer retreats, moving beyond traditional yachts and private islands.

An economist has criticized the decision to pause the phasing out of fuel excise cuts in Ireland, suggesting that those concerned about motoring costs should consider buying an electric vehicle.

A priest offered prayers for those killed and injured in an M9 motorway crash during a funeral in Carlow town, Ireland, which saw a visible garda presence.

A hosepipe ban has been extended until the end of September in parts of Munster and Leinster, Ireland, while being lifted elsewhere due to improved water availability.

The number of clearfell licences issued in Wicklow, Ireland, has more than tripled so far this year. This significant increase raises concerns about forestry practices in the region.

Gardaí have issued urgent appeals for information regarding several missing individuals, including a 16-year-old from Limerick, a 44-year-old woman from Cork, and another 16-year-old from Wexford. Concerns for their welfare have prompted these public requests for assistance.

US rock icon Bruce Springsteen recorded a special video message for locals in Rathangan, Ireland, to celebrate the inaugural Féile Springsteen festival.

A student from Ukraine, now living in Wexford, Ireland, spoke about the significant challenges she faced while preparing for her Leaving Cert exams just two years after relocating.

The redevelopment of a property in Tipperary, Ireland, has been given the green light, despite concerns raised about it potentially becoming a 'tenement'.

A new study indicates that Louth county has achieved the highest delivery of social housing in Ireland, while Galway city recorded the fewest social houses built in the first half of the year.

The high cost and scarcity of childcare places in Ireland are forcing many mothers to quit their jobs, as highlighted by a personal account of a mother relying on family support.

A new drug for Friedreich’s ataxia is recommended against funding by the NCPE due to its high cost versus benefits, sparking debate on its availability.

Ireland is increasingly becoming a significant hub for data centers, driven by a building boom in the sector.

An individual recounts the difficulties encountered when attempting to plant native trees in Ireland, noting that most potential sites were deemed unsuitable.

The Love Drogheda Gift Card can now be purchased at Payzone outlets throughout Ireland, expanding its accessibility for consumers.

A sailing program is helping Red Door and Turas groups in Ireland chart a course to recovery, providing support and a unique therapeutic environment.

A viral 'Cat in the Hat' trend on TikTok has led to the creation of fake videos, sparking both amusement and concern, and prompting police forces in Ireland and the UK to issue statements confirming the images are not real.

Fanad Lighthouse is reportedly bringing new life and vitality back to the Fanad area in Ireland, with an interview featuring the lighthouse keeper discussing its history and impact.

A man sustained injuries in Cork, Ireland, following a shooting incident that authorities suspect is related to an ongoing feud, prompting an investigation into the specific event.

A new viral TikTok challenge, involving driving against traffic on highways, has reportedly caused 12 deaths in England and Ireland within a week, prompting calls for accountability from the platform.

Ireland's Labour Court has overturned a Workplace Relations Commission ruling that awarded unfair dismissal compensation to an employee following her maternity leave, after a security firm appealed the decision.

Ewan Ireland, once considered a major talent in Newcastle's academy, has been sentenced to life imprisonment for murder. His life took a dramatic turn, leading to his conviction.

The committee of a historic hall in Wexford, Ireland, has launched a GoFundMe campaign to secure funds for its continued operation and activities, aiming to invest in the future of Enniscorthy.

Twenty teachers in Ireland have been struck off the teaching register for various offenses, including theft, gambling, forgery, and sexual misconduct with a student, following 65 complaints in the 2025/2026 academic year.

A national initiative has been launched in Ireland to identify and support the country's next generation of exporters, aiming to boost international trade.

Ireland is reopening its debate on nuclear power, which has been banned by law since 1999, driven by the increasing energy demands of its burgeoning data centre industry.

The Dublin rock band Fontaines D.C. is recognized as one of Ireland's most significant success stories in recent music history.

Initiatives are being implemented to bring new life back to the Fánaid Gaeltacht region in County Donegal, Ireland, following the impact of the pandemic.

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An individual in County Kerry, Ireland, has won a EuroMillions prize totaling €1,005,000. The win marks a significant lottery payout in the region.

The history of Ireland's oldest pitch and putt club has been brought to life in a newly released book.

Continuing, albeit reduced, enhancement of Leaving Cert results in Ireland is expected to have an ongoing distorting effect on CAO points.

Five teenagers have tragically died in Ireland, reportedly while filming content for TikTok, highlighting concerns about the pursuit of 'likes' over safety. The incident underscores the dangers associated with social media trends.

A practical house hunting show, 'Help Me Buy a Home,' explores the difficulties people face when purchasing property in Ireland. The program also notes a growing interest from American buyers in the Irish housing market.

Projects are underway in Ireland to re-establish oyster reefs, which have declined due to overharvesting, pollution, and harsh winters, as 'nature needs all the help it can get'.

Only one in seven public-only consultants in Ireland are working rostered Saturday shifts, raising questions from the IMO about the effectiveness of the policy without an increase in staffing levels as a winter row looms.

Ireland's Oberstown detention centre is in the spotlight as pressure mounts over youth crime, highlighted by the fact that one of five teens killed in an M9 crash would have been in the facility if a place had been available.

A columnist expresses insult and lack of shock over Ireland's national strategy on women failing to include the word 'mother', sparking debate on the policy's scope.

Ireland's Foreign Affairs Minister, McEntee, has condemned an Israeli settlement proposal as a 'fundamental threat' to the Palestinian state, demanding a 'robust' response and criticizing an 'alarming and escalating pattern of violence' by extremist settlers.

Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly acquired a 19th-century castle located in Ireland. The purchase adds a historic Irish property to his real estate portfolio.

Gardai have confirmed that "viable devices" were removed from a house in a housing estate in Dundalk, Ireland, following an incident.

Over 5,300 students across Ireland have received their Leaving Certificate exam results, with many schools reporting strong performances. Students expressed excitement and relief as they marked the end of their secondary education journey.

Rail investigators in Ireland are calling for new technology on Luas trams and a public campaign to educate passengers on door operation, following incidents where individuals were trapped and dragged.

An outdoor painting event in Wicklow, Ireland, highlighted the county's stunning landscapes and seascapes through the works of participating artists.

The number of individuals completing the Leaving Cert examination in Ireland has seen a 15% increase since 2024, prompting reflections on past results.

Palestinian students have voiced their profound disappointment and heartbreak after their visa applications to study in Ireland were refused by the Irish government.

Governor Chan undertook a two-day electoral visit to Tanga Island in New Ireland Province, a location significant for political and cultural reasons.

Northern Ireland experienced the largest increase in disposable income among all UK regions, reflecting the amount of money available for spending or saving after taxes and benefits.

Former RTÉ presenter Gráinne Seoige is set to host 'Deepfake Ireland,' a new documentary exploring deepfake pornography, which was announced as part of Virgin Media's autumn schedule.

Gavin Curran experienced an extraordinary day, becoming a father and an All-Ireland club winner on the same day, but on different sides of the world. The Dingle clubman expressed immense gratitude to his partner, Claire.

A 29-acre land holding in Wicklow, Ireland, has been put up for sale with an asking price of €8,600 per acre.

An appeal has been made for volunteers to participate in a significant litter collection effort across the streets of Drogheda, Ireland.

Ireland's fiscal watchdog has issued its annual pre-Budget warning, stating that government spending is contributing to the rising cost of living. The council also cautioned that current EU fiscal rules are too lenient on Ireland.

After a six-month stay in Dublin, author Sasha Piton reflects on Ireland's values, believing the country protects art and the importance of slowing down more than it often gets credit for.

Seth Dunwoody achieved his dream by signing a WorldTour deal after being discovered by an unusual talent scout, an old Belgian fisherman who had settled in Ireland.

Gardaí in Ireland believe the husband of a Brazilian law graduate, who was found stabbed to death in Limerick, subsequently took his own life. The investigation suggests a murder-suicide scenario.

Ireland will compete for 13th place in the World Cup after a 3-1 defeat by the USA in the crossover Pool, marking a disappointing performance in the tournament.

Tesco Ireland has announced the extension of its partnership with Freshways in a new deal valued at €45 million.

Gardaí in County Offaly, Ireland, have seized multiple e-scooters in the towns of Tullamore and Edenderry as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant has committed to ensuring that the Troubles Bill, designed to address legacy issues from the conflict, will successfully pass through Westminster.

A report suggests that artificial intelligence is 'likely' a factor in the slowdown of youth employment in Ireland, though it notes it's too early to definitively assess broader AI-related job losses, even as Ireland emerges as a major hub for AI jobs.

New research indicates that home ownership feels out of reach for the majority of under-35s in Ireland, with many resigned to long-term renting amidst the ongoing housing crisis.

The rate of grocery inflation in Ireland has eased in the four weeks leading up to the start of the month, though experts warn of a potential surge in food prices due to the energy crisis and drought.

Authorities in the United Kingdom are investigating whether a viral social media challenge is connected to a car accident that resulted in seven deaths, with similar incidents reported recently, including one in Ireland.

New regulations regarding e-scooters are set to come into effect this week in Ireland. The rules will address various aspects of e-scooter use, including potential restrictions on minor bans.

Two houses were severely damaged and two men were hospitalized following an incident of criminal damage and a double assault in Longford town, Ireland.

Domino’s Pizza is undertaking a seasonal recruitment drive in Ireland, aiming to create 300 new jobs including delivery drivers and in-store staff.

Ireland's consumer watchdog, the CCPC, has secured the return of €250,000 in unspent credit for JD Sports customers, following a high volume of helpline contacts in the first half of the year.

Inspections have revealed inconsistent standards across various international protection accommodation centres located in County Wicklow, Ireland.

Ireland is recalling the remains of a tropical hurricane that struck the country 40 years ago, bringing exceptional levels of rainfall and resulting in five fatalities.

An 'Irish Independent' survey reveals that childcare places are like 'gold dust' in parts of Ireland, with waiting lists extending for years and average monthly fees reaching €845 before subsidies.

Ireland, with one of Europe's lowest levels of CCTV use, is seeing a push for wider adoption of security cameras nationwide to combat crime and anti-social behavior.

Approximately 880,000 families holidayed in Ireland this year, spending an average of €1,180, with a rise in staycations attributed to hot weather.

A photographer from Galway has been shortlisted for the prestigious AIB Portrait Prize at the National Gallery of Ireland.

Louth is rallying support for 'Ireland’s Biggest Coffee Morning', a fundraising event aimed at gathering community contributions.

Data centres in Ireland consumed over 514 million litres of water between May and July, nearly doubling their usage during the summer months, coinciding with a national hosepipe ban.

A viral TikTok trend featuring "Cat in the Hat" videos has led police forces in Ireland and the UK to issue statements confirming the images are fake, amidst concerns.

A strike has been averted at the Flavahan’s porridge plant in Kilmacthomas, Waterford, after a revised pay offer was accepted. The plant produces over half of all oats sold in Ireland.

Unionized workers at Flahavan’s oat production plant in Waterford, Ireland, have called off their strike. Staff will now proceed to vote on a proposed pay deal, potentially resolving the labor dispute.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has acquired a new, multi-million dollar Irish estate, joining a trend of super-rich individuals purchasing historical properties in Ireland.

Tributes have been paid to an 81-year-old woman who died after being struck by a car in Co Mayo, making her the 125th person to die on Irish roads this year.

A beloved skittles tournament has made a competitive return on the corner of a landmark pub in Wexford, Ireland, bringing back a cherished local tradition.

Met Éireann forecasts an extended period of unsettled weather for Ireland, with a rainy spell expected to continue into the next weekend.

Prospective students in Ireland are encouraged to apply for tertiary degrees as many programs still have available places. Some institutions are accepting applications based on Leaving Cert results rather than CAO points.

The State has signed off on a contract to finally commence the electronic tagging of prisoners in Ireland, marking a new phase in correctional supervision.

More than 2,000 Ukrainian refugees have left state-provided accommodation in Ireland over the summer months. This trend coincides with the winding down of various support programs.

Three months after consecutive nights of violence and race riots in Northern Ireland, the region is still dealing with the fear and consequences, with a focus on how victims are faring.

Ireland is set to introduce more stringent tests for migrants seeking to become Irish citizens.

St. Patricks school in Ireland observed increased anxiety among children post-COVID lockdowns and subsequently banned smartphone use, resulting in more play and reduced worry, attracting international interest.

Twelve people have died in less than a week in a series of fatal 'wrong-side' crashes on major roads across the UK and Ireland, with some incidents potentially linked to a social media trend. Among the victims are seven individuals from a specific A66 crash, including two serving police officers, prompting an investigation by the police watchdog.

A new large-scale solar farm is planned for Longford, Ireland, near the former power plant in Lanesborough, with the potential to power over 18,000 homes.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly bought a 19th-century Gothic-style castle in southeast Ireland, located 200 kilometers from his company's European headquarters.

Social media platforms are facing public fury after a fatal accident involving teenagers who were filming themselves while driving the wrong way in Ireland, writes The...

Ireland is expected to enjoy a period of dry and sunny weather that will last until Tuesday. Following this spell, the weather is predicted to become more 'unsettled'.

A journey exploring prehistoric sites around the Irish Sea, including Ireland, Wales, and the Isle of Man, reveals ancient history that predates the pyramids.

Over 50% of 30,000 children with mild to moderate disabilities in Ireland are waiting more than 12 months for their first occupational therapy assessment, with some waiting over nine years, according to HSE data.

A list of 12 major musical acts from various decades has been announced to perform across Ireland in the coming months of 2026.

Ikea Ireland reported that its profits more than doubled, even as revenues remained flat amidst subdued consumer confidence, with online sales rising by 10.4%.

Fr Paul Murphy, an army priest, shared his experience with pilgrims after being critically injured in what is described as the first recorded jihadist attack in Ireland.

An analysis explores how joyriding in Ireland has evolved from a phenomenon prevalent in the 1930s and 80s into a deadly social media spectacle involving reckless youths taunting gardaí.

The global proliferation of data centers, with Ireland serving as a key example due to its favorable conditions, is raising concerns among some observers.

A 41-year-old man has appeared in court in Ireland, charged in connection with the seizure of cocaine valued at €100,000.

Actor Liam Ireland expressed his profound grief over the death of 21-year-old Angelos Peristeris, who was killed in a traffic accident in Rethymno, emphasizing the young man's positive impact.

Planned power outages are scheduled to affect Arklow and its surrounding areas in Ireland.

Houses in Dundalk, Ireland, have been evacuated as gardaí and emergency services respond to an ongoing incident in the area.

New figures, including Apple's €15 billion corporate tax payment, highlight Ireland's significant dependence on multinational corporations for its public services and projects, raising questions about its long-term sustainability.

Ireland's plan to publicly list individuals convicted of severe domestic violence has sparked a debate in Switzerland about whether a similar model should be adopted there.

A secondary school teacher, who began his career in England and Northern Ireland, has been censured by a panel for altering a letter of professional standing.

An 80-year-old woman is in critical condition at Mayo General Hospital after being struck by a car in County Mayo, Ireland.

Met Éireann has predicted a sunny weekend for Ireland, with temperatures expected to rise to 20 degrees Celsius.

An aqua park in west Clare, Ireland, has received approval for an expansion that will include an inflatable obstacle course.

A proposed flood scheme in Wicklow, Ireland, is projected to safeguard 778 properties and generate an economic benefit of €90.4 million.

A report indicates that excise duty and VAT constitute half the cost of a bottle of wine purchased from an off-licence in Ireland, placing Irish consumers among the highest payers of alcohol excise duties in Europe.

The Irish band The Saw Doctors, once dubbed 'designer bogmen' by critics, continue to captivate fans almost four decades after their formation. Regular Electric Picnic appearances and their connection to Mayo's All-Ireland win have introduced them to a new generation of listeners.

Ireland's Justice Minister has confirmed that Longford is a leading 'priority' for government bosses as the long-awaited dedicated domestic violence facility nears completion.

A DCU study reveals that school principals in Ireland are experiencing burnout due to heavy workloads and unrealistic expectations from the Department of Education, describing themselves as the 'Swiss Army knife of the school'.

Ireland has awarded a contract for electronic tagging following previous delays. A pilot scheme will be rolled out in phases to help alleviate pressure on prisons.

A rural community in Roscommon, Ireland, plans to appeal the approval of six 160-meter-tall wind turbines, describing the decision as 'a devastating day' for locals.

Gardaí in Cork, Ireland, have arrested a tractor driver who was found to be over three times the legal drink-driving limit.

Ireland's bid to finish ninth at the Women’s Hockey World Cup ended as they fell short against the USA.

The hosepipe ban in County Louth, Ireland, is set to be lifted, signaling the end of the long, hot summer.

Take-home grocery sales in Ireland increased by 5.8% over four weeks to August 9, driven by hot weather boosting online orders and sales of alcohol and sun products.

New figures from the CSO show that Ireland's population has risen to 5.5 million, but the number of individuals under 14 years old has fallen below 1 million for the first time since 2014, alongside a 12% decrease in immigrants.

Two accidents in Ireland and the UK, involving young men stealing cars and driving dangerously for TikTok, have resulted in twelve deaths.

House rents in Sligo, Ireland, have increased by 10% in the second quarter, with the average three-bedroom property now costing €1,646 per month.

The death of a Brazilian woman in Limerick, Ireland, is being treated as a murder-suicide after the body of a man, understood to be her long-term partner, was found.

Gardaí in Galway are investigating a weekend crash that left a boy seriously injured.

A man in his 40s is in critical condition following a single-vehicle collision in County Clare, Ireland. The road is currently closed with local diversions in place.

Met Éireann predicts sunny spells and temperatures up to 23 degrees Celsius for Ireland, with more unsettled and wetter conditions expected from Tuesday afternoon.

Met Éireann forecasts an end to Ireland's dry spell, with low pressure bringing 'above average' rainfall and 'unsettled' and 'thundery' weather, particularly in the south and east, dominating into the weekend.

A storyteller is working to revive Ireland's forgotten wisdom of women and teaching the ways of a 'bean feasa' (wise woman).

Incidents of wrong-way driving in Ireland are described as "out of control," with a 32% increase detected in 2026, amounting to nearly two detections per week.

The 'free cash' Help-to-Buy scheme in Ireland is being criticized as a political decision rather than a financial one, with calls for the government to address the dysfunctional property market more effectively.

The Irish Heart Foundation is calling for further increases in cigarette excise taxes to break the stalled 17% smoking rate in Ireland and help more smokers quit.

Ireland is experiencing a surge in road fatalities, up 17.8pc, making it the deadliest year since 2010, with a greater number of younger people dying on the roads.

The second season of RTÉ One's hit show 'Traitors Ireland,' which received over 8,000 applicants, is set to premiere next Sunday, promising a completely different and more dynamic experience.

A photo gallery from a Bulgarian outlet illustrates how a popular tourist tradition is endangering rock formations in Northern Ireland.

A community center in Louth, Ireland, is celebrating its 40th anniversary, marking four decades of serving the local community.

Ireland's first permanent LGBTQ museum exhibition, titled 'We Were Always Here,' has opened in Cork, aiming to make the community's often invisible history visible.

US tech giant Apple has for the first time revealed the amount of taxes it paid in individual EU member states, with Ireland and Austria showing notable figures.

Reports indicate that Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has acquired a 19th-century castle located in Southeast Ireland, making headlines in local media.

Several fatal accidents involving dangerous wrong-way driving, stolen cars, and provoked chases have triggered a discussion in Great Britain and Ireland about 'joyrides,' potentially linked to a dangerous TikTok trend.

A Daft study reveals that average market rents for a two-bedroom apartment in Ireland have reached €2,204 per month, with the rate of increase beginning to slow down.

A jeweller based in County Kerry, Ireland, specializes in restoring and bringing new life to valuable family heirlooms, preserving their sentimental and material worth.

An Irish court has granted a man a protection order against his adult daughters, after he testified to living in fear.

An opinion piece advocates for banning overseas property speculators who are perceived to make quick profits without contributing meaningfully to the local economy or housing market.

The article investigates why prominent figures from Silicon Valley, including Mark Zuckerberg, are increasingly acquiring large landed estates in Ireland, linking the trend to the AI bubble and a search for permanent assets.

Twelve people have died in less than a week in accidents in England and Ireland involving cars being driven the wrong way on major roads, amid a social media trend for “wrong-side” driving. Seven…

Police in Northern Ireland were alerted to an incident early Saturday morning in Newtownabbey, leading to the arrest of two individuals following a man being stabbed.

Doorly Park in Sligo, Ireland, is set to host an Alzheimer's Memory Walk in September, an event aimed at raising awareness and support for Alzheimer's disease.

Eoin O’Malley argues that Ireland's Leaving Cert examination has long been flawed and is on the verge of becoming even worse, prompting concerns about its future.

The significant presence of major technology companies, exemplified by 'Fort Zuckerberg,' illustrates the profound impact of Big Tech on Ireland.

The owner of a significant business in Kerry, Ireland, has reassured the local community of his commitment to growing the enterprise, even as the property is listed for sale.

Portarlington's Cleo Knight has been selected to represent Ms Offaly at the 2026 Ms Ireland final, highlighting her fashionable presence.

Fergus Farrell, who was told he would never walk again, is embarking on a 4,500km walk across America to raise €1 million for Spinal Injuries Ireland.

A science article focuses on Salmon Watch Ireland, a group dedicated to preserving wild salmon, an iconic Irish species, and their fight against the impacts of climate change.

Columnist Oliver Callan suggests that the Healy-Rae political dynasty in Ireland, whose brothers inherited a massive brand, now faces a 'Danny-shaped problem', implying challenges to their legacy.

Satellite images reveal the severe effect of drought on Ireland, showing the country to be 'drier than ever before', prompting farmers to call for government support.

Ireland and the Netherlands announce plans to transfer migrants, bringing the total to seven countries involved in the EU migration pact. The Italian government defends the agreement amidst criticism, with President Mattarella emphasizing humanity against hatred.

Moody's has upgraded Ireland's credit rating from Aa3 to Aa2, reflecting an improved assessment of the country's financial health.

Several explosive devices were found in a property in Dundalk, Ireland, prompting the deployment of the Defence Forces’ Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team to the scene.

In a feature on LOI Legends, Tony O’Connor recounts his 19-year career in League of Ireland football, including European nights, dressing-room fights, his Gaelic football career, and his decision to retire.

Ireland's Education Minister, Hildegarde Naughton, told Leaving Cert students that 'the world is your oyster' and there are many routes to success beyond traditional academic paths. She delivered this message during a visit to her old school, Calasanctius College in Galway.

A warning has been issued about potential further energy price hikes in Ireland if wholesale electricity costs remain high, following a 56% increase in the 12 months to July.

Residents near a proposed solar farm in north Kerry, Ireland, have raised privacy concerns after discovering covert cameras trained on planning notices, leading to a breakdown of community trust.

A man has been arrested in Bray, Ireland, following allegations that he threatened staff with a broken bottle during two separate incidents.

A report by DIGI indicates that consumers in Ireland pay the second-highest excise duty on alcohol in Europe, with the organization urging the government to address the impact on the pub industry.

Nene Royal has been recognized and named as the Best New International Artiste in Ireland.

A sheepdog trainer from County Tyrone is set to represent Ireland at an international competition next month. The man and his sheepdog will compete on the global stage.

The Leaving Cert class of 2026 in Ireland concludes a unique six-year second-level journey, with students receiving results that reflect their resilience through challenging years.

A leading investor has warned that the economics of building new nursing homes in Ireland are not viable, despite high demand for such facilities.

Abandoned stone houses, without roofs, windows, or doors, remain an integral part of the Irish landscape, serving as a reminder of a catastrophe that transformed the country. The Great Famine killed over a million people and forced many more to emigrate.