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Taylor Swift's concert dates in Dublin this weekend are coinciding with an Aer Lingus pilot strike that's resulted in more than 200 canceled flights, and Swift's traveling fans don't want to miss her like this.

Official at Wayside Celtic refused to accept two Traveller boys as members last year, Workplace Relations Commission told

In the car park, a mother was putting the sun-cream on her children.

The Queen of Pop schmoozed with royalty in London this weekend; who will she cosy up to here?

The Manchester United legend hasn’t forgotten his roots.

Everything you need to know about the annual Marlay Park music festival extravaganza beloved of under-25s

Oscar Traynor Road prices highlight dysfunctional market with high earners in line for State supports

Many parties are interested in buying. But the longer the stalemate persists, the greater the likelihood of bidders drifting away

Two homes, one price: A three-bed farmhouse in Lecarrow or a two-bedroom apartment in Cabinteely

Dublin and Kerry have come back to the pack but not sufficiently enough to bridge the gap, believes Donegal’s 2012 All-Ireland-winning captain Michael Murphy.

The singer performs three sold-out shows in the Aviva Stadium this weekend

Total of 270 flights have now been pulled from the Aer Lingus schedules over next seven days

She may have left the UK, but Taylor is playing three shows in Ireland this weekend

“Bridgerton” star Florence Hunt, Jim Sturgess and Australia’s Teresa Palmer (“The Clearing,” “The Fall Guy”) have joined the cast of “Mix Tape,” a music-themed drama series. The Australian-Irish co-production shot in Sydney in May and is…

The tornado hit late Sunday afternoon as strong thunderstorms traveled across New England.

Former head of New Zealand transport project to join planned metro system

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said MPs from Northern Ireland needed to take their seats at Westminster to exert influence.

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said MPs from Northern Ireland needed to take their seats at Westminster to exert influence.

SDLP leader Colum Eastwood said MPs from Northern Ireland needed to take their seats at Westminster to exert influence.

The Eras Tour is coming to Dublin. Here is everything you need to know about the gigs on June 28th, 29th and 30th