Irish PM’s party slumps to second place in local polls
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Irish prime minister Enda Kenny's ruling party looked set to slump to second place in local elections on Sunday, a surprise result that will complicate an austerity...
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Out with the old, in with the new at Ireland’s Sinn Fein – but not yet
DUBLIN (Reuters) - The four-day detention of Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has given a reality check to the nationalist party's ambition of entering government in the Irish republic, and...
Northern Ireland rocked by Gerry Adams arrest over 1972 killing
ANTRIM, Northern Ireland/DUBLIN (Reuters) - Northern Irish police questioned Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams on Thursday after arresting him under an investigation into one of the province's most notorious murders,...
Ireland’s ‘bad bank’ sells Northern Ireland loans
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's "bad bank" sold its entire portfolio of loans belonging to Northern Ireland-based debtors on Friday in its largest deal to date, cashing in on surging international...
Schmidt relishes Irish competition with eye on World Cup
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's Six Nations success has handed coach Joe Schmidt a dilemma, the New Zealander said on Tuesday, anticipating fierce competition for places ahead of next year's World...
Schmidt relishes Irish competition with eye on World Cup
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's Six Nations success has handed coach Joe Schmidt a dilemma, the New Zealander said on Tuesday, anticipating fierce competition for places ahead of next year's World...
Title-chasing Ireland travel with clean bill of health
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland will travel to France with a full bill of health as they seek the victory that would almost certainly make them Six Nations champions and end...
Title-chasing Ireland travel with clean bill of health
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland will travel to France with a full bill of health as they seek the victory that would almost certainly make them Six Nations champions and end...
Irish economy grew in Q4, to expand faster next year
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's economy probably grew by 0.4 percent in the last quarter of 2013 and more robust growth is expected for 2014 as the labor market gains momentum...
Corporate Ireland starts to cash in on post-bailout rebound
DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland's largest listed companies are confident over half a decade of weak earnings, gloomy outlooks and shrinking dividends are behind them and that the economic upturn under...