Iranian man’s Dublin-based relative says her cousin has been tortured in custody
Peyvand Naimi, a member of the Bahá’í faith, was detained without charge in January
Wicklow man first non-New Zealander to claim coveted sheep-shearing title
‘It’s what I love to do’ – Sean Dunne takes Irish national intermediate title shortly after return home
2026 was Ireland’s third hottest spring in 126 years, says Met Éireann
Seven of ten warmest spring seasons occurred this century while highest daily rainfall for 2026 was in Belmullet, Co Mayo
Seven Irish weather stations recorded temperatures of more than 30.6 degrees in May
Met Éireann says stations will undergo investigation to determine new Irish air temperature record for month
‘It’s just rotten’: Horse rescue charity appeals for return of missing pony Eleanor
Reward of €1,000 offered by supporter of the My Lovely Horse Rescue group
Irish birth and fertility rates continue to decline
Average age of first-time mothers has risen from 30.7 years to 31.8 years in last decade
Heavy rain to hit Ireland as Met Éireann warns of possible thunderstorms
Thunderstorms possible on Wednesday amid continuing wet weather
Sinn Féin plans Dáil motion demanding boycott of Ireland-Israel football fixtures
Government urged to cover any financial penalty faced by FAI if Nations League games not played
‘Truly beautiful soul’: Alex Coughlan remembered at funeral after Blanchardstown assault
Sister Zara leads tributes to ‘glue of the family’ who died aged 37
Iran gains concessions ‘not through talks but missiles’, says top negotiator
An average of 11 children have been killed every 24 hours in Lebanon, according to the UN children’s agency
The US and Iran have reached a deal, but Trump needs to sign up - report
Donald Trump threatens to ‘blow up’ Oman, a long-time US ally, if it fails to ‘behave’
Met Éireann forecasts drop in temperatures and rain on the way for bank holiday weekend
Met Éireann forecasts a drop in temperatures from Saturday
Gardaí renew appeal on 35th anniversary of Edward Fullerton murder
Donegal Sinn Féin councillor was shot dead at his home in Buncrana in 1991
‘Everyone’s happy, there’s no negativity’: Dubliners revel in hot Irish weather
On Drury Street and beyond, city dwellers enjoy the warm temperatures outdoors
‘She was always there to guide and help’: Active retirement champion Phyl McDonald dies aged 102
‘Great person’ and ‘great leader’ first joined Active Retirement Association in 1978