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The crashes happened in County Donegal, County Monaghan and Dublin city.

The centres will be able to process more than 30,000 asylum seekers a year, Italy's PM has said.

A top curator is accused of breaking a controversial law that restricts materials for under-18s.

Mateusz Morawiecki's party came top in recent elections, but will have a hard job finding allies.

President Zelensky demands answers after Russia hits Ukrainian soldiers said to be at an award ceremony.

Shelling forces thousands to leave their homes as fighting along the front line intensifies.

The Irish embassy in Israel says it believes Emily Hand was abducted rather than killed.

A man who drove through a barrier and parked under a plane with his daughter in the car has been arrested.

The suspect has shot a weapon twice and thrown burning bottles from the vehicle, police say.

Gerard Curtin is named as the victim of a fatal assault which took place in Limerick on Saturday.

Frank Griffiths' journey to safety was a three-month ordeal across some of Europe's highest peaks.

The largest drug seizure in Irish history was made in September but what will happen to it next?

Members of a French coastal town are campaigning to reopen a road connecting it with Spain.

One of Russia's goals is to draw global attention away from the war in Europe, says Ukraine's president.

Four men are arrested after linked drugs searches in counties Dublin, Kilkenny, Waterford and Meath.

Michael Whitbread was held in Leicestershire after Michele Faiers was found dead in Italy.

Ireland's foreign minister and deputy PM Micheál Martin speaks at Fianna Fáil's annual conference.

The Swedish zoo it has come from is closing and staff were told to "euthanise" those animals left.