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Police are searching for gunmen who shot one man dead during a Sunday service.

Two men died following a gun attack in a restaurant in Blanchardstown, Dublin, on Christmas Eve.

The 16th Century painting by Leonardo da Vinci sits behind protective glass at the Louvre in Paris.

The clothes are a symbol of defiance and fighting spirit, organiser Olya says.

The 42-year-old is raising funds after being told she has weeks to live.

A new generation of actors and filmmakers are finding confidence in the island's film successes.

Ukraine's security service accuses senior officials of trying to steal about $40m in an order for mortar shells.

Some Italians are impressed by the man dubbed "Fleximan", but Italy has a high rate of road deaths.

The firm is facing criticism for continuing production and recruiting new sales agents in Russia.

It is the latest overture from an isolated European power seeking to deepen ties with West Africa.

A man in his 30s is under arrest and is being held at a Dublin garda station.

To mark Holocaust Memorial Day, the German chancellor voices concern about "neo-Nazis and their dark networks".

The artist, from Macroom in County Cork, will sing Doomsday Blue at the semi-final in Sweden.

Dáire Gorman was referenced by Jurgen Klopp as the Liverpool FC manager announced his departure.

The $23bn sale comes after Turkey ratified Sweden's accession to Nato this week.

Europe is swept by a wave of protests by farmers, who blame EU policies for their hardship.

But it's unclear whether the proposed new rules would have stopped the Prague shooter.

Farmers are targeting major roads around the French capital in protest against low food prices.