Ireland
UK prosecutors lose appeal to reinstate terrorism charge against Kneecap rapper
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, whose stage name is Mo Chara, was accused of having waved the flag of the banned militant group Hezbollah during a November 2024 gig.
Irish Jews report 143 antisemitic incidents in six months through a new reporting system
Ireland commits to Israel fixtures despite calling for their expulsion
Ireland's top lawyer raises legal issues on sanctioning services in Israeli settlements
Irish soccer's governing body overwhelmingly backs call for UEFA to ban Israel
If UEFA decided to ban Israel, it would put the organization on a collision course with the government of the US, co-hosts for the 2026 World Cup, which strongly opposes such an action.
History will judge Ireland for extending hand to terror, granting Hamas moral legitimacy - opinion
Large parts of Irish society draw false parallels between their own history and the Israel-Hamas War, falling victim to calculated anti-Israel propaganda.
Ireland’s anti-Israel president: Connolly's victory shows where the public leans - opinion
The majority of Irish opinion regards the Palestinian Arabs as a Middle East version of themselves.
Irish president Higgins hospitalized overnight with infection
The 84-year-old spent the night in St James's Hospital in Dublin by arrangement on Sunday, where he started a course of antibiotics.
New Irish president Catherine Connolly draws backlash over past anti-Israel remarks
Ireland’s new president Catherine Connolly faces criticism for past remarks labeling Israel a “terrorist state” and defending Hamas as part of Palestinian society.
Left-winger Catherine Connolly, who called Hamas 'part of fabric' of Gaza, elected Irish president
Connolly, 68, an independent candidate backed by the entire left-dominated opposition, has previously stated that Hamas is "part of the fabric of the Palestinian people.
Northern Ireland court finds soldier not guilty of murder over 'Bloody Sunday' killings
"The evidence presented by the Crown … fails to reach the high standard of proof required in a criminal case," Judge Patrick Lynch said in his verdict.
Court strikes down Irish police decision not to investigate Airbnb over Israeli settlements
The ruling does not automatically trigger an investigation by the police in Ireland over Airbnb, but it obliges the Irish police to consider the matter.
Ireland poised to blunt sanctions on Israel under corporate pressure, say sources
Ireland's government is one of the most outspoken critics of the war in Gaza, but, unlike others such as Spain, it hosts the European headquarters of some of the US's biggest companies.
Israel's acting ambassador to Spain: Spanish gov't contributing to rise in antisemitism
The ambassador added in the interview that the Spanish government's position on Israel is not out of solidarity for Palestinians, but is about harming Israel.
