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It has been reported they were attacked at the end of a burial service in Tralee, County Kerry.

As Wales' women hope to make history more girls are taking to the pitches inspired by the team.

Jessica Lawson's father leaves court as lawyer compares teachers' trauma to that of her family.

The government has promised to reduce the number of people who use this route to come to the UK.

Their work on linking molecules like in living cells can be used in cancer treatment drugs.

The launch of Ireland's first satellite moved closer following Cabinet discussions this week.

The classical conductor and pianist reveals he has a "serious neurological condition".

Rory Mason, 23, died while fighting for Ukraine's International Legion near the Russian border.

The Russian leader comments after Ukraine makes advances in regions illegally annexed by Moscow.

Moscow says a US decision to send more military aid to Ukraine is an "immediate threat" to Russia.

The families fleeing Russian-occupied areas speak of their hopes and fears as the border hardens.

A conspiracy theory falsely claimed that Bodegraven near The Hague was once home to a satanic ring.

Russia's latest setbacks came as President Putin was due to sign into force annexation decrees.

A report from a liberated town, territorial gains for Ukraine, and a beauty queen fined over a song.

The home secretary tells the Conservative party conference she will make the Rwanda asylum plan "work".

Olga Valeyeva is fined nearly $700 by the Russian authorities and another woman is jailed for 10 days.

Robert Gilman is the latest American to be given a lengthy prison term in Russia.