Australia

The popular and charismatic politician vanished near his holiday house in 1967, giving rise to a raft of conspiracy theories

A country’s practices may be changing

Spot penguins, go rowing or check out vintage markets

Man (60s) to face charges of glorifying crimes against humanity and making death threats, prosecutor says

Bill of €7,000 for 18-night stay at swish New York hotel during UN General Assembly

Rescuers work to get aid into affected areas on Nepal-Tibet border with more than 390 killed and hundreds more missing

Tell Me About It: I want to have a bit more carefree time before feeling I have to live up to my parents’ expectations

Nothing like Dublin in the drizzle to ignite dreams of moving Down Under or somewhere closer

Dublin native in same-sex relationship ‘devastated’ after daughter refused Irish citizenship as she was not birth mother

Rate for children aged 10 to 12 is higher now than before the ban

Cork man in NSW: I’ve probably talked as many people out of moving to Australia as I have encouraged

Tributes paid to Annmarie O’Reilly, who was originally from Co Tipperary

Allianz Arena mistakenly etched on to the event’s participation medal instead of a local landmark

Department of Foreign Affairs providing consular assistance

Strikes killed seven humanitarian workers from US-based World Central Kitchen organisation in 2024

Many Irish feel close to Australia, but most Australians I encountered don’t know much about us

Anthony Albanese embroiled in unlikely scandal about pricey fruit gifted by Japanese prime minister Sanae Takaichi

Last census showed 9% of Irish-born population had come back from living abroad, suggesting a high return rate

On and off the pitch, leaders like them have served the association and Gaelic games well for 140 years

Pensioner will stand trial over 17 alleged offences which took place between the late 1970s and early 1980s

Irish document opened up work and travel opportunities ‘I may not have had otherwise’, says woman whose parents emigrated from Wexford

‘Many of the cliches about Sydney are accurate. But there is a big difference between just living here and building a life here’

He and I each found new ways to go about our daily lives outside the routines we had slowly built together over 12 years

As Europe rearms and geopolitical rivalry returns, the West may rediscover an unexpected source of social cohesion

Is our gathering on an icy ridge the world’s most southerly ciorcal comhrá?

Aussies blow Ireland away on the oval, but there were no losers here

Mayo’s joyous All-Ireland win was also about roots and identity and a rebuttal of the past

Seoul sees long-awaited opportunity to develop more potent vessels after Donald Trump gave nod of approval last year

Irish in Australia: ‘At 1am we woke up our two young children to watch the rest of the game’

The maternal foetal medicine specialist who oversaw the births says it might be the first such case in Australia

Doctors say arrival of babies, who were conceived naturally and split from one fertilised egg, is 1 in 15 million occurrence

There is danger when Dublin shimmers... It can fool you

Ban is first to be enacted in Europe as concerns grow about impacts on health and safety of minors globally

‘We would love him to play for Mayo now for 10 years and more,’ says boss

Malcolm Clancy, who met his Irish doctor wife in Australia, says Irish and Australians ‘take themselves lightly’

Minister for Communications Patrick O’Donovan wants restrictions on online access for children in place by the end of this year

Dublin-based company behind the British & Irish Lions rugby team records revenues of £50m

Cliches don’t reflect reality for the many more Irish, like me, who are settling here long-term

The breadth of the Omagh native’s work was extraordinary. Any festival celebrating his work would last for weeks

Prank in advance of 1956 Olympics was brainchild of university students in Sydney with Leitrim link