Ireland News

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said the judgment ‘changes nothing’ about the government’s operational plans to send illegal immigrants to Rwanda this July.

In Ireland, illegal immigration through the EU has ‘a huge knock-on effect on the housing market,’ Hermann Kelly said.

A coroner has delivered his preliminary findings in the inquest into the death of three IRA men shot dead by the SAS in Northern Ireland during The Troubles.

Internal document warned of a ’significant risk elevation,' and suggested a hike in volume may be linked to the closure of a similar scheme in the UK.

The Cabinet minister is confirmed as the new leader of Fine Gael following Leo Varadkar’s shock exit. He’s set to become the new taoiseach on April 9.

The proposals would have removed the so-called ‘woman in the home’ clause and widened the definition of family in the Irish Constitution.

The interim findings of Operation Kenova have heavily criticised the handling of an undercover agent in the Provisional IRA during The Troubles.

The High Court in Belfast has ruled a key part of the Northern Ireland Troubles Legacy Act is not compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights.

Legislation introduced to draw a line under crimes committed during The Troubles is set to come into force on May 1 but it has left many families unsatisfied.

Four former soldiers in the British Army have been charged in connection with incidents which took place in Northern Ireland during The Troubles.

Norther Ireland’s new first minister has demanded more funding from Westminster, as Stormont seeks to gain equal post-Brexit treatment with the rest of the UK.

DUP MLA Emma Little-Pengelly has been appointed as deputy First Minister.

New measures will alleviate unnecessary bureaucracy when moving goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland and put an end to DUP’s boycott of power-sharing.

Sir Jeffrey Donaldson said the deal ‘does provide a basis’ for the DUP’s return. Sinn Féin leader said she’s ’optimistic' the executive will be back by Feb. 8.

Irish Falun Dafa Association claimed peaceful demonstrators were surrounded by officers and given conflicting instructions on whether protests were allowed.

Billionaire Bill Gates has also predicted AI use will accelerate the rate of new discoveries.

New Zealand’s aging water infrastructure is in desperate need of upgrades.

Campaigner accused Mr. Varadkar of “citing the actions of a few to erode the rights of all” after the taoiseach vowed to pass controversial bill.

Hooligans injured a police officer, damaged 11 cars, and set fires to buses and a tram in a riot hours after the stabbing reportedly by a immigrant.