Dubai

Situation feels like early days of Covid, with sense of disruption but also resilience, says Irish woman living in Dubai

Senior officials and Ministers met in Dublin earlier to discuss the escalating crisis in Middle East and Gulf region

Hizbullah fires on Israel after Khamenei’s killing, prompting Israeli strikes as conflict spreads across region

Your questions answered as fighting in the region continues

Airspace remains closed in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and elsewhere due to ongoing attacks and the risk of further strikes from Iran

More than 100 people injured and at least four killed after hundreds of missiles and drones strike cities, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha

Meydan’s Super Saturday action turned ‘surreal’ with explosions in the sky during racing

The Department of Foreign Affairs is maintaining ‘close touch with the airlines’ and in ‘very close contact with EU partners’

Pedro Sánchez says too many children are exposed to ‘abuse, pornography, manipulation, violence’ online

Plan your year with our perfect picks for international travel, from El Salvador to Mozambique

Dubai is amazing, but there’s something so special about Ireland, says Sinéad McCann

The Portuguese have a word, saudade, a deep longing for something beloved that is absent, exactly what I feel for my home

We asked three workers in Ireland’s technology sector to share their views on the country – its past, present and future

Boeing lands biggest deal by value while Airbus surprises industry watchers by persuading long-standing Boeing client Flydubai to ink an order

High street fashion retailer to open three stores in Dubai in 2026

A converted Garda station in Ardagh, a townhouse in Paphos, a one-bed apartment in Dubai and more

Wild Geese: Eoin Cantwell, Dubai

A cocoa shortage has seen chocolate prices surge in the past two years, driving one Dublin company out of business and forcing others to raise prices to survive

O'Sullivan was known as a skilled drug trafficker before specialising in EncroChat phones, which allow criminals to communicate under the radar

Rachel Lally to face South African Wendy Gcado in Dubai on Saturday

Further details of the ship’s capture emerged during this week’s sentencing hearing of eight men who have pleaded guilty to drug trafficking offences

College education attainment rates among under 35s in Ireland have transformed dramatically since 2000

Sean McGovern's ‘precedence-setting case’ has implications for other Irish fugitives based in the emirate

Kinahan cartel figure’s return from Dubai marks Ireland’s highest risk extradition since John Gilligan

Tax-free salaries and perpetual sunshine are not all that’s tempting newly qualified teachers to the Middle East

Or maybe If We Just Leave It Derelict We’ll Make Money on the Land Value Alone. Hugh Wallace could still present it

Dubliners Kirstie McGrath (33) and Niamh Mulreany (28) travelled to UAE to undergo cosmetic surgery but ultimately did not

Mullingar-based company Sugar Plum Sweetery producing more than 3000 bars a day to fulfil orders for this trending treat

Kirstie McGrath (33) and Niamh Mulreany (28) lost Supreme Court challenge to constitutionality of mandatory hotel quarantine

Far-right-inspired violence and continued sluggish efforts to grow the Garda force dominated Harris’s final full year in charge

Detained in Dubai campaign group said Stuart Quiney (39) was facing jail time under laws prohibiting offensive correspondence

UK-led Operation Destabilise investigation confirms Irish gang’s links to organised crime in Russia

McIlroy also commented on possibility of Americans being paid to play in Ryder Cup: ‘I personally would pay for the privilege to play’

Niamh Mulreany (27) and Kirstie McGrath (32) had appealed High Court dismissal of their challenge to lockdown prosecution

The 81-year-old from Co Galway retired from the top job at the company in May after more than four decades there

Want to escape the bleak midwinter? Here are some excellent options to consider, from South Africa to Tenerife

Recent events illustrate the transnational nature of the problem, and the necessity for governments across the world to co-operate against it

With senior figures jailed and Dubai’s status as a safe haven for Irish criminals ‘in tatters’, is the net closing on the cartel?

Experiences endured by Dutch and South African authorities provide cautionary tales when dealing with UAE

Minister travels to Abu Dhabi days after new legal arrangements between UAE and Ireland are agreed