One in four adults in Ireland struggle with everyday maths such as calculating percentages
Finding comes as former taoiseach Leo Varadkar says many in politics and media do not understand numbers
Finding comes as former taoiseach Leo Varadkar says many in politics and media do not understand numbers
Prosecutors in Stockholm launch preliminary investigation into suspected sabotage, hours after Germany dubs cable failure part of a ‘hybrid operation’
Minna Murphy is happy to see early education becoming a ‘political hot potato’ in the run-up to the election with just about everybody promising more money.
Finnish chef Mickael Viljanen has pioneered fine dining in Ireland since the noughties. He talks Michelin stars, short-sighted government and carvery lunch
Though Markku Kanerva led his country to their only major finals appearance at Euro 2020, the limited Eagle-Owls have lost their opening two Nations League matches without scoring a goal
Artistic leanings, Soviet shadows and a playful sense of humour: The Tallinn Fringe and Tartu 2024 are two great reasons to visit Estonia
The housing crisis, difficulties of balancing parenting with paid work, declining marriage rates and the limitations of assisted fertility all have a negative effect
The UK nuclear site, situated close to Ireland, has been key to British defence and energy security concerns for decades, but its legacy is a toxic bestowal for generations to come
Invasion of Ukraine was Europe’s 9/11 and Ireland is ‘in President Putin’s crosshairs’
Boy, who recently transferred to school, used relative’s gun in incident near Helsinki where he shot three other students, killing one
Victims, all aged 12, were taken to hospital after incident in Vantaa, a suburb north of Helsinki
Former prime minister will take up new role amid increased tension with Russia as a result of country’s decision to join Nato
The levy on plastic bags relied on a stick. The Re-turn scheme offers a fairly paltry carrot
Nordic country’s admission to western defence alliance came in the wake of neighbouring Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Weeks after Vladimir Putin threatened ‘problems for Finland’, the Russian leader is very present in this weekend’s Finish presidential election
In keeping with Finnish film-maker Aki Kaurismäki’s sense of humour, this lovely romance is the fourth film in his proletariat trilogy
Kremlin denies Helsinki government accusation that it is sending migrants to Finnish border
The Kremlin said on Monday it had lodged a formal protest over Finland’s partial border closure, saying the decision reflected an anti-Russian stance
Lloyd Austin pledges US support for Ukraine ‘now and into the future’ amid growing division in Washington over aid funding
Finland accuses Russia of funnelling migrants to crossings in retaliation for increasing defence co-operation with US
“Martti was always a voice of hope, one that proved that war is not the solution to conflicts,” said President Michael D Higgins
Mr Ahtisaari won a Noble Peace Prize in 2008 for his role in resolving international conflicts
Marin, who took office at 37 in 2019, led a five-party, centre-left governing coalition until April of this year and saw country join Nato
Valio chief innovation officer Kevin Deegan says there are many affinities between the Finnish and Irish people and their food sectors
Study of one million Finns showed bereaved children of both sexes suffer poorer outcomes
Since taking office last month, four of the Finns Party’s seven cabinet members have been called out over Hitler jokes and racist remarks
Economics minister resigns over links to neo-Nazis
Vilhelm Junnila’s Finns Party is part of newly formed ruling right-wing coalition
Far-right Finns party leader Riikka Purra secures seven cabinet posts in a four-party coalition led by conservative prime minister
New fiction from Brazil, Angola, Hong Kong, Finland and France
Baricade planned for border-crossing points where access is easy in move driven by ‘changing security environment’
Jade McGlynn examines Moscow’s use of propaganda, while Serhii Plokhy details the war’s impact on geopolitics
First Blood was a key influence on the remarkable Sisu by director Jalmari Helander
Sanna Marin divorce: ‘We will remain best friends’ - The couple, who were together for 19 years, married in 2020
Although Sweden is more or less surrounded by Nato members, the risk of a military attack from Russia – even though it is preoccupied in Ukraine – cannot be ruled out entirely
Finland says threats of retaliation from Russia spurred it to seek membership; Sweden and Ukraine hope to follow
Nato to welcome Finland as its 31st member in a flag-raising ceremony in Brussels on Tuesday
Petteri Orpo, leader of the centre-right National Coalition party, expected to become prime minister
Russia says it will respond to Finland becoming a member by bolstering its defences if needed
Marin says ‘democracy is always a wonderful thing’ as her Social Democrats come third behind rightwing NCP and nationalist Finns parties
Europe’s youngest leader (37) appears out of a job after voters back country’s two biggest right-wing parties
Polls suggest the three leading parties in election are running neck-and-neck
Support for Social Democrats drops ahead of Sunday’s vote
Increased co-operation in defence will allow Ireland to be 'a contributor rather than a free-rider', says academic
Move paves way for military alliance to expand its direct border with Russia
Finnish president says his country faces difficult decision if Turkey says yes to Helsinki but no to Stockholm
Europe Letter: Current anti-immigration protests in Ireland are the late arrival of tactics long honed elsewhere
Raco says Department of Defence ‘obsessed’ with recruiting new members at expense of stopping brain drain of experienced personnel
Lieut Gen Esa Pulkkinen urges investment in Republic’s Air Corps, Naval Service and cyber defence
Turkish opposition to Swedish membership prompted speculation Finns might go it alone
Stephen Kenny can press on with his plans while women’s team can focus on qualifying
Expectations heightened by victory over Finland but Thursday was a disappointment
Diane Caldwell has been pushed out of back three with Savannah McCarthy impressing
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices