President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. met with Taoiseach Simon Harris of the Republic of Ireland today in the Oval Office to mark 100 years of diplomatic relations between the United States and Ireland.  The President reflected on the deep cultural, people-to-people and economic ties between the two countries, and expressed confidence that the next 100…The post

This story was originally published by the Guardian and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. Mary Fleming was on holiday in Kenya when she saw it: a mound of secondhand clothes heaped by a river, the pile so vast and unruly it was spilling into the water. The sight shocked her. At home in Ireland she was […]

A cruise ship stranded for months on the Northern Ireland coast after a string of delays is supposedly getting ready to finally set sail on its years-long cruise around the world,.

Ireland's finance minister said Wednesday $14.4 billion in Apple tax payments will be used for key infrastructure investments to support economic development, including housing, transport, electric, and water...

Ireland's government on Tuesday outlined how it intends to deploy more than $14 billion in back taxes from Apple.

Ireland's Data Protection Commission on Friday fined Meta more than $100 million for privacy law violations related to failing to properly encrypt and store passwords of the tech giant's users.

One of the biggest international racing weekends of the season featured eight Breeders' Cup qualifiers and a slew of other races from France to Ireland to Canada that will influence the year's defining events.

The Breeders' Cup "Win and You're In" program visits Ireland this weekend, with more action at Woodbine in Canada and some 2-year-old action in the mix.

The newly unveiled sculpture at Antrim Castle Gardens in Northern Ireland was compared online to Robin Williamss character in the 1993 movie Mrs. Doubtfire.

"It looks like they were sculpted by a taxidermist," wrote one X user of the new statue erected in Antrim, Northern Ireland.

The decision comes at a time when Ireland is in the unusual position of running a budget surplus of several billion euros.

EU's top court dismissed Apple's appeal against an order to pay Ireland billions in back taxes.

The European Union's highest court hit Silicon Valley's top two tech giants ordering Apple to pay Ireland $14.3 billion in taxes and fining Google $2.6 billion for abusing its market position for shopping se...