The report centers around Ireland’s position within the medtech industry as Europe’s second-largest exporter of medtech products. It values its exports at €16 billion ($18.6 billion) annually, representing 14% of the country’s total exports.

It may be a little island on the eastern fringe of the Atlantic Ocean but Ireland has a lot more to offer than meets the eye. Ireland has been crowned the top country in the world out of 125 countries assessed by an inventive survey in 2014. The results ...

Same-sex couples will soon be able to walk down the aisle in the Emerald Isle. Ireland became the first country in the world to legalize same-sex marriage through a popular vote on Saturday — and what a popular vote “yes” was in the landmark ...

And all of this is related. In Ireland’s infrastructural omnishambles, a lack of housing near city centres forces many people to live a long way from where they work. In turn this contributes to commuter chaos. Major ring roads like Dublin’s M50 are already operating above capacity.

Tourism Ireland launched a new $4.2 million promotional campaign this week to build anticipation for holidays in Ireland this summer. A press release from the Irish government agency said, “The recent announcement about the re-opening of international ...

EU judges declared the country in breach of key environmental standards, faulting years of vague definitions and slow fixes.

Following an EBU meeting today.

LONDON — A proposal to rename a Dublin park named after a former Israeli president has sparked an outcry, with Ireland’s chief rabbi saying it would be “a shameful erasure” of the country's Jewish history.

John E. Callaghan, a WNAC radio and TV announcer from Pittsfield, spent three days in Ireland to gather reactions to President Kennedy’s assassination.

The drones had their lights on, prompting security forces to suspect that the aim was to disrupt the arrival of Zelensky's plane into Dublin, The Journal reported