Two letter bombs exploded at two separate locations in the Netherlands but nobody was hurt in the incidents, which police blamed on an extortionist who had demanded payment in bitcoin.

The Netherlands had to get rid of 11% of its dairy cows due to its phosphate surplus, which can be traced back to their large imports of feed.

Malayan sun bear cubs have become visible to visitors of the Royal Burgers' Zoo in the Netherlands for the first time.

The King of the Netherlands left Cork with an open invitation to return to the Carrigaline Men's Shed to join the group's choir.

A Dutch hospital responsible for the death through medical negligence of an Irish patient has apologised to the widower in the case after their CEO accused him of scapegoating her.

A huge national dairy herd cull in the Netherlands since 2016 has brought the country’s runaway phosphate production from livestock manure under control.

Dutch prime minister Mark Rutte's four-party ruling coalition is struggling to reach agreement over whether to call a temporary halt to deportations of young asylum seekers.

There has been an explosion in the Hague in the Netherlands.

It doesn't matter where the Irish are because the craic is always guaranteed.

Ireland have lost 6-0 to Holland in the final of the women's Hockey World Cup.

Respected organic grower and lecturer at UCC’s organic horticulture programme, Klaus Laitenberger on his year-long experience as a Nuffield scholar and student of world agriculture and the food economy.

Chaotic scenes marred Ireland’s elimination from the U17 European Championship at the quarter-final stage last night in Chesterfield, England.

Ronald Koeman has been appointed manager of The Netherlands.

No place in Europe is under greater threat than this waterlogged country, but the Netherlands’ solution is to let water in, where possible, not hope to subdue Mother Nature; to live with the

Irish criminals in the Netherlands will be “tracked down” and “handed over to the Irish authorities”, Dutch police say.

British authorities are to begin testing eggs for any traces of a banned insecticide which has caused a food scare in the Netherlands.

The story of Ireland’s past is being told through Cork’s experience of famine, emigration, and revolution in a Dutch TV show filmed over the past week.

By September, more than 1,000 Irish students will be at third-level colleges in the Netherlands, writes Arlene Harris.

Authorities have seized a gold bar, luxury cars, dozens of paintings, property, jewellery and bank accounts as well as data from thousands of account holders.