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Glen Hansard, the Oscar-winning Irish musician and star of the film 'Once,' has died at age 56 following a motorcycle crash.
A 25-year-old law student has been charged following the discovery of a sophisticated explosive device near the Irish border.
Irish police have intercepted a sophisticated car bomb near the Northern Ireland border, leading to two arrests.
New Zealand defeated Ireland 40-21 in the Nations Championship, extending an unbeaten streak at Eden Park.
UFC 329, featuring the return of Conor McGregor against Max Holloway, has sparked intense public debate in Ireland and widespread media analysis.
Intel has announced a $5.7 billion capital investment in its Leixlip campus to bolster AI chip manufacturing capacity.
Ireland’s police face backlash over missing suspect in American expat’s murder as key figure flees to Turkey
Ireland secured a 36-20 victory against Japan in the Nations Championship, with debutant Sean Jansen highlighting a match deemed competitive by both sides.
Police in Ireland have launched an international manhunt following the murder of an American woman in Killarney.
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Microsoft’s tax strategy exposed: how a $29B bill still leaves billions unpaid via Ireland and global profit-shifting
Netflix has confirmed a star-studded cast for the upcoming Irish production 'Bad Bridgets,' directed by Rich Peppiatt.