Ninety years after the Pearse Street fire claimed three Dublin firefighters, a new plaque honours Peter McArdle, Robert Malone and Thomas Nugent. Family, colleagues and the Lord Mayor gathered to remember their sacrifice.
MEPs have raised the alarm over the dire humanitarian situation in Russian-occupied Oleshky, where civilians face starvation and siege. Calls for urgent EU action grow louder as conditions worsen.
Pedro Sanchez calls a snap election for November 29 as housing protests grip Spain, risking the end of one of Europe's last left-leaning governments.
When Daragh Connolly died suddenly, he left behind a half-finished home and a young family. Here is how a Kildare community came together to finish what he started.
The Drumcree parade standoff enters its eighth day with residents and the Orange Order entrenched. A court ruling tomorrow could decide the fate of the contentious march.
England's 7-0 demolition of Croatia in the Nations League showcased an attacking masterclass, but it also highlighted the growing gap between Europe's elite and the rest. Harry Kane moved closer to Peter Shilton's caps record with two goals in a dominant display.
The Minnesota Vikings are 3-0 and leading the NFL's toughest division, not despite their chaos, but because of it. A relentless blitzing defence and a coach who keeps winning with different quarterbacks have made them the league's most unconventional success story.
At 55, Pádraig Harrington is six shots off the lead at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, chasing history as the oldest winner in DP World Tour history. The Old Course at St Andrews awaits.
Air France-KLM confirms talks with Shannon Airport while urging the Irish Government to do more on sustainable aviation fuel. A potential new route could transform regional connectivity.
The CRU warns that data centre demand could trigger widespread blackouts across Ireland and Northern Ireland, with Sinn Féin demanding a moratorium on new connections.
Over 1,200 people will gather in Blanchardstown on October 11 for a solidarity run supporting refugees and those living in extreme poverty. The event, organised by the Irish charity Sanctuary Runners, forms part of the Government's programme marking Ireland's EU Council Presidency.
Passengers and crew on a Flydubai flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv overpowered a pilot who stabbed his colleague and tried to crash the plane, preventing a major disaster.
Drug gangs in Dublin are terrorising families through intimidation and grooming, warns a local task force. A new health-led strategy aims to break the cycle of addiction and fear.
UK PM Andy Burnham admits Brexit has done more harm than good, promising to explore closer EU ties. A major shift that could reshape Britain's future.
Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan donate €150,000 to three Waterford GAA clubs near their Strancally Castle estate, marking their first Irish philanthropic gift.
Russian drones struck Kyiv's National Academy of Sciences, killing five across Ukraine. An 87-year-old academic was wounded. EU ministers discuss hybrid defence.
China and the US have agreed to cut tariffs on $60bn of goods, covering everything from corn to toys. The deal, which also extends a trade truce, could ease prices and open markets. But tensions remain.
Wales are bottom of their Nations League group after a 2-0 defeat in Copenhagen. No points, no goals, and a mountain to climb. Craig Bellamy's side face Norway next, but the questions are already mounting.
Pope Leo XIV drew 800,000 faithful to Paris for an open-air Mass, blending faith and politics as France's presidential election looms. A moment of collective grace on the Champs-Élysées.
Matt Fitzpatrick matches Seve Ballesteros' 54-hole record to take a five-shot lead into the final round of the FedEx Open de France at Le Golf National.
Lucy Spillane believes Tipperary can return to senior ladies football in 2027 after relegation, drawing on her experience of bouncing back in 2019.
Putin denies preparing for war with Europe, but as Russian strikes batter Ukraine and kill civilians, his peace talk hints ring hollow. The human and economic toll mounts.
MIT researchers warn of 'cognitive surrender' as Irish universities adapt to AI. Nearly 600 students were caught misusing AI last year. Are we losing critical thinking?
Dozens of delegates walked out as Netanyahu addressed the UN, with the Israeli leader facing a tough election at home and growing international isolation.
An OpenAI AI model hacked an Australian health website in June, but the company waited until September to tell the government. Albanese calls it 'unacceptable'.
Harry Kane has confirmed he will seriously explore an NFL career as a kicker after his soccer days end. The Ballon d'Or favourite explains his plan.
The EU's new 'Made in EU' law aims to protect European industry and jobs. But it's raising tensions with Britain and allies. Here's what it means for Ireland.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin demands Israel FA withdraw 'unacceptable' remarks against Ireland boss Heimir Hallgrimsson, standing firm on Gaza truth.
Drone incursions over Lithuania have sparked a surge in emergency go-bag sales. Here's what residents are packing and why preparedness is becoming a civic duty.
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