NIreland police charge 2 men in shooting attack on police officer in lakeside border village Two suspected Irish Republican Army dissidents have been ...
FIFA, French federation rule out replay of France-Ireland qualifier There will be no rematch. Ireland's hopes for a replay of its World Cup ...
Ireland's troubled economy took a double hit Wednesday as ratings agency Fitch cut the nation's credit rating due to the downturn and the OECD predicted a worse-than-expected economic contraction next year. Fitch said it had lowered Ireland's sovereign credit rating to AA ...
The threat posed by paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland is the highest it has been in six years, an independent watchdog said on Wednesday. One senior police chief warned that Republican dissidents could even stage attacks on the British mainland, 15 years ...
Irish Supreme Court rules Dublin golf club can keep barring women from membership A premier Dublin golf club can continue to bar women from membership, the Irish Supreme Court ruled Tuesday in a discrimination case inspired by similar protests against men-only clubs ...
Prime Minister Gordon Brown pledged hundreds of millions of pounds on Wednesday to fund independent policing and justice in Northern Ireland in a bid to defuse a damaging political row there. Brown has been battling to help ease a dispute between the ...
Ireland completed its ratification of the EU's Lisbon Treaty, intensifying the pressure on the Czech Republic to overcome its objections and become the final member state to pass the treaty. Irish President Mary McAleese announced she had signed a special legal instrument ...
Ireland's parliament speaker defiant as he's forced from office over lavish expenses, travel The speaker of Ireland's parliament resigned Tuesday after his years of lavish expenses and foreign travel were exposed. John O'Donoghue delivered a defiant, bitter parting speech that accused his ...
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton pledged US investment and political support for Northern Ireland Monday, as its leaders battle to resolve a political standoff threatening the peace process. In a major speech in Belfast, Clinton said Catholics and Protestants have come a ...
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton walks along Grafton Street with the Pittsburgh Steelers owner and the new U.S. ambassador to Ireland, Dan Rooney. They stopped at Bewleys Coffee Shop before heading into McDaid's Pub for a drink. Dublin, Ireland - 11.10.09 ...
BELFAST (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton urged Northern Ireland on Monday to push forward with the final steps in its peace process, lending diplomatic muscle to a cause long supported by Washington and her own family. Clinton, whose husband ...
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, centre, is greeted by Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen, left, and Irish Minister for Foreign Affairs Michael Martin, right, at Farmleigh House, Dublin, Ireland, Sunday, Oct. 11, 2009. (AP Photo/Peter Morrison) Copyright 2009 AP News
