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Catherine Connolly emphasised Ireland's "unique insight" to conflict resolution to Donald Trump
17+ hour, 33+ min ago (572+ words) 14.03 13 Sep 2026 After her meeting with President Donald Trump, President Catherine Connolly released a statement explaining what she said to him. US president Donald Trump made a quick visit to Áras an Uchtaráin before making his way out West to the…...
'Changes our history' - Paintings suggest cavemen lived in Ireland 15,000 years ago
6+ day, 16+ hour ago (404+ words) 14.43 7 Sep 2026 New cave paintings suggest that people might have lived in Ireland as long as 15,000 years ago. However, scientists might be about to update their textbooks, due to the markings found on the wall of a cave in County Clare....
Irish citizenship: Martin confirms migrants will wait eight years
6+ day, 19+ hour ago (326+ words) 12.23 7 Sep 2026 Immigrants will be required to have lived in Ireland for eight years before they can apply for Irish citizenship, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has confirmed. The new rule will form part of a package of measures that will toughen up…...
Irish waiting for hours at EU airports due to new Schengen rules
6+ day, 20+ hour ago (364+ words) 10.43 7 Sep 2026 Irish people are being forced to wait for hours in queues at European airports because of new Schengen rules. Non-EU citizens are now required to have their faces scanned and their fingerprints taken upon their first visit to the…...
Ireland needs a "fair bit of help" externally when it comes to defence
1+ week, 17+ hour ago (868+ words) 13.48 6 Sep 2026 US President Donald Trump is coming to Ireland soon and the country has had to bring in some outside help to meet the security needs. From road blocks to air space restrictions, there will be a lot of safety…...
Cocaine users 'slowly dying in front of us' - Merchant’s Quay
1+ week, 6+ day ago (258+ words) 16.28 31 Aug 2026 Cocaine users in Ireland are increasingly presenting in such an emaciated state that they are “slowly dying in front of us”, the CEO of Merchant’s Quay has said. The organisation that supports people suffering from homelessness and drug addiction,…...
Iceland feared fishing industry would end up like Ireland's in EU - New York Times
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Iceland unlikely to revisit EU discussions if "No" side wins referendum
2+ week, 20+ hour ago (368+ words) 11.22 30 Aug 2026 If Norway decided to join the EU in the meantime, then Iceland would likely reopen debates on the matter. Iceland held a referendum on August 29 to let the people decide if they wanted the Government to reopen talks with…...
'Harsh' to make migrants wait eight years for Irish citizenship - Doras
2+ week, 6+ day ago (481+ words) 10.47 24 Aug 2026 A migrant rights organisation has called a proposal to increase the residency requirement for Irish citizenship from five to eight years as “harsh” and "unnecessary". The Government is considering making it tougher to acquire citizenship, which could also see…...
O'Callaghan says those who drive on wrong side of road face 'jail or grave"
3+ week, 5+ day ago (518+ words) 09.34 18 Aug 2026 The Government is considering new legislation that would make driving the wrong way up a road a standalone offence, in the wake of Sunday’s crash near Moone, in County Kildare. Five teenagers died after they decided to drive the…...