Storm Isha, which was set to batter “everybody” in the United Kingdom, as per forecasters led to major flight and train delays, and caused major power outages on Monday (Jan 22).

Storm Isha: Thousands left without power in UK, Ireland; over 100 flights cancelled at Dublin airport

The family of a suspected Dublin gunman, who attempted to kill a father and his son on Christmas Eve, has launched a GoFundMe page to cover his funeral costs. The gunman identified as Tristan Sherry was stabbed to death in the aftermath of the attack he carried out at a Dublin steakhouse.

Controversial fundraiser: Dublin gunman's family seeks donations for funeral expenses

A bus was set ablaze as protesters clashed with the riot police in Dublin on Thursday evening (Nov 23) after a stabbing incident in the capital city wounded five people, including three children.

Violent clashes erupt, bus set ablaze in Dublin after stabbing incident

The Irish Police said on Friday (Nov 24) that they made 34 arrests for rioting in Dublin, adding more protests could follow after five people, including three children, were stabbed in the capital city.

Dublin riots: Police make 34 arrests; PM says rioters brought shame on Ireland

Riots broke out in Ireland's capital of Dublin following a knife attack on Thursday where five people, three of them who were children under the age of six, were injured in the stabbing incident.

Dublin: Man stabs two adults, three infants in Ireland's Dublin, alleged attacker in custody

At least five people, including three children, were hospitalised on Thursday (Nov 23) after a “serious public order incident” in Dublin city centre, said the Irish police, which the local media has reported as a stabbing.

At least three children among five hospitalised after suspected stabbing in Dublin

Bank of Ireland released a statement on Wednesday (August 16) saying that it had fixed the technical glitch that made it possible for some customers to withdraw and transfer more money than what was in their accounts.

Bank of Ireland glitch allows people with no money in accounts to withdraw upto $1,100

Twitter has fired a dozen of staff in the trust and safety team handling global content moderation and in the unit related to hate speech and harassment. It laid off workers in Dublin and Singapore offices.

Twitter fires dozens of staff in Dublin and Singapore

A debate on the right to privacy has been triggered in Ireland over a video of deputy Prime Minister (Tánaiste) Leo Varadkar socialising in a gay nightclub in Dublin last week.

Deputy PM Leo Varadkar’s nightclub video triggers privacy debate in Ireland: Report

European Commission (EC) President Ursula von der Leyen said that the island of Ireland cannot have any hard border and that any solution reached must ensure the smooth functioning of the single market.

Ireland can always count on EU to stand by the Good Friday Agreement: EC president

In Ireland, doctors removed 55 AA and AAA batteries from a woman's gut and stomach after she swallowed them in a deliberate act of self-harm. According to a report published by the Irish Medical Journal on Thursday, the 66-year-old woman was getting treated at St.

Ireland doctors remove 'highest' 55 batteries from woman's gut and stomach

After a two year hiatus, St Patrick's Day parades return to Ireland

A man in Ireland rammed his truck through the gates of the Russian embassy in Dublin as part of his protest against the Russian invasion of Ukraine—earning applause from onlookers.

Watch | Irish man rams truck into Russian embassy gates, arrested

From London to New Zealand, people join in on 'Black Lives Matter' protests

According to a report published in British media, social networking giant Facebook has been dragged to the court by its employees for allegedly timing their breaks, even the time they take to go the toilet.

Facebook allegedly monitors moderators' time off, even toilet breaks

Euro farmers hit the road in protest; Watch this full report

The police in Northern Ireland will not staff border security after Brexit, the Police Service of Northern Ireland's chief constable said on Thursday. "We will, of course, police the border as normal.

Northern Ireland police will not staff border checkpoints: Chief

European soccer's governing body approved the creation of a third-tier UEFA club competition on Sunday, a tournament which will mirror the current Champions League and Europa League format from 2021.

UEFA approves new European club competition from 2021

Ireland's current abortion laws ban all terminations except in cases where the mother's life is at risk

The legal landscape of Irish abortion

French President Francois Hollande insisted that Britain cannot acces EU's single market without allowing free movement of EU citizens

Hollande urges Britain to open EU exit talks

Singer gets overwhelmed by all the love from the crowd

Rihanna breaks down in tears onstage during Dublin gig

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