Young Irish dancer Charlotte is in critical condition after she and her brother, who has since died from his injuries, were struck by a truck as they left school on February 14.
An Irish couple quarantined with thousands of other cruise ship passengers off Japan have talked about how they deal with days confined to their cabin.
Mary Lou McDonald will be proposed for Taoiseach when the Dáil resumes later this week, but the Sinn Fein leader is unlikely to be elected as no government has yet been formed.
Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that two Irish passport holders have tested positive for coronavirus in Japan as it provides consular service to other Irish on the Westerdam docked in Cambodia.
A survivor of the infamous Magdalene Laundries claims she has been denied justice by the Irish State for over 20 years and is taking her case to the United Nations Committee Against Torture.
Ireland's Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that there are Irish passengers quarantined on the Diamond Princess cruise ship, which is currently docked in Japan amidst a coronavirus outbreak onboard.
Former Irish Taoiseach (Prime Minister) says that a United Ireland is possible in the next ten years and that a border poll is inevitable in this decade. Ahern also said that the vote would fail if it happened today.
Met Éireann, Ireland's meteorological service, has warned of strong and dangerous gusts of wind as Storm Dennis continues to wreak havoc across the country.
Experts have said that a proposed bridge between Scotland and Northern Ireland would be too dangerous to build because of a munitions dump in the Irish Sea that holds over one million tonnes of dumped arms.
Brandon Lewis, the new Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, said unequivocally that there would be no border down the Irish Sea in the aftermath of Brexit.
President Trump and New York State Governor Cuomo met on February 13 to discuss NY's "Green Light Law" and the DHS's response of rolling back access to federal Trusted Travel Programs.
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has sacked Secretary of State for Northern Ireland Julian Smith just weeks after he helped to restore power-sharing in Stormont. Smith's dismissal has caused widespread shock on both sides of the border.
