Ireland

Ballybrack FC claimed Fernando Nuno La-Fuente had died despite evidence to the contrary

Northern Irish party is abstaining from votes on crucial legislation in protest at Irish backstop plans

BA and Virgin pilots report spotting bright lights that disappeared at high speed

As Ireland votes on whether to remove blasphemy from the constitution, The Week looks at where it is still an offence

Pontiff to touch down in radically changed Catholic country amid sexual abuse ‘perfect storm’

Tight result expected as pro-choice campaigners look to have the edge

Undecideds hold the key as Yes campaign sees lead disappear

Boris Johnson dismisses proposal as ‘crazy’

Pontiff to bypass Northern Ireland during first papal trip to the island in nearly 40 years

Former UKIP leader’s Dublin visit fuels fears of “Irish Brexit” bid

Cabinet meeting could pave the way for historic vote

In Depth: EU stand-off dredges up long history of bloodshed in Ireland

Varadkar’s minority government weakened by no-confidence threat

Opposition tables no-confidence motion that could trigger elections

Activists copied uniforms from dystopian novel to highlight oppressive laws banning abortion

This scenic city has a lot to offer – from top food and great coffee to culture

Post-Brexit plan for EU nationals will not override Ireland Act, says government paper

Racing 92 clash postponed after former Irish international is found dead in Paris at age of 42

Enjoy all that Mother Nature has to offer with these once-in-a-lifetime experiences

This coastal route takes you on an invigorating trail through some of western Ireland’s most dramatic scenery, says Philip Watson

Sinn Fein calls for a referendum on reuniting Ireland – but Theresa Villiers quashes the idea

Three children and two adults die after car slips from pier in Buncrana

Martin O'Neill and even Roy Keane delighted as the Republic joins England, Wales and Northern Ireland at next summer's tournament

Enda Kenny swamped with messages about menstrual cycles as women fight to #appealthe8th

Medically supervised injection rooms will open as part of 'radical culture shift' in drugs policy

A great night for football sees Northern Ireland book a ticket to France as the world champions lose in Dublin

The socially conservative nation looks set to become the first country to legalise gay marriage by referendum

Prince of Wales and Sinn Fein leader express regret for the past and talk of need to move forward

Two Tu-95 bombers flew into Irish airspace with transponders turned off before RAF saw them off

From die-hard unionist firebrand to peacemaker, Ian Paisley was never short of an opinion

Queen has been taking a 'keen personal interest' in the details of first visit by an Irish head of state

Veteran centre will earn record 139th cap, England have 20-year-old fly-half Ford on the bench

The key players and key clashes that will decide the outcome of this year's tournament

The renegotiation can-of-worms has been opened as Ireland demands same pain-free bailout terms as Spain