Community is 'speechless' with grief at death of 21-year-old Red Óg Murphy who also played Australian Football with North Melbourne

That has put Rusal's plant on the Shannon Estuary in Co Limerick in the spotlight

Up to 200mm of rainfall is possible according to Australia's Bureau of Meteorology

There are no excuses left for treating people’s lives as chips on a poker table – leaders must end this shameful chapter in Australia’s history, writes Elahe Zivardar

The High Court was told she now has a phobia of flying and also suffered post-traumatic stress disorder

"If you're double-vaccinated, we look forward to welcoming you back to Australia," Prime Minister Scott Morrison said.

A Facebook page purporting to be a 'personal eyewitness account' wrongly claimed two girls had suffered 'violent convulsions' and later died in the waiting room after getting the Pfizer vaccine.

The 74 deaths occurred in Australia's three most populous states

The circus surrounding Novak Djokovic is echoed by the rifts that have been caused, or exposed, by Covid-19

Australia's national airline is the latest to join the pandemic-inspired race for efficient medium-haul jets

35-year-old Susan Ricken from Farranree died on November 19 in hospital in Perth, a month after being admitted to hospital with severe abdominal pain

The enormous order was delivered to Newtown Fire Station where King, who works as a firefighter, had last made an order. The firefighters on duty accepted the order and removed everything they had in the fridge to accomodate it.

In terms of the most generous counties for GoFundMe campaigns, Galway recorded the most donations, followed by Dublin, Limerick, Cork and Waterford.

The cost of travel is the biggest factor affecting the travel decisions of the Irish abroad

School closures and rising Covid infections in children have seen countries look to expand their vaccination programs, and Australia is no different

Tralee woman Erin Flanagan, alongside her two friends in Sydney, decided to raise money for a Kerry cancer charity following the diagnosis of her mother's lung cancer

People were seen cheering and clapping from their balconies, while cars honked horns continuously  when lockdown restrictions in place since early August ended.

The judge was informed, in evidence, that the accused told police he suffered from schizophrenia and had not taken his medication for five days

Jason Ryan Knowles is now due to re-appear in the highest court of the State on December 3 this year

The diplomacy surrounding the recent agreement between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States left much to be desired, and UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson should now lead efforts to mollify the French. But this should not be the last agreement between like-minded powers to counter Chinese aggression, writes Chris Patten

The Aukus deal has enraged China and humiliated France, when British diplomacy should be concentrated on Europe, writes Simon Jenkins

The first documented instance of ducks being able to mimic sounds has researchers reviewing the evolution of vocal language learning in birds

Prime minister Scott Morrison, who earlier this year frequently contrasted Australia’s often coronavirus-free status with the plight of other countries suffering huge outbreaks, is now signalling the nation’s Covid-Zero strategy is over

Adding khaki to the emergency response gives an extra dimension to the ‘war’ on Covid, but is fraught with possible long-lasting repercussions, writes Paul Daley

British far-right figure accused of ‘making a mockery’ of Australian quarantine system after posting video saying Covid lockdowns a ‘hoax’Nin

Only two deaths in Australia have been blamed on rare blood clots believed caused by AstraZeneca

Riesling is the greatest white wine grape in the world. Grab one of these bottles for under €25 to toast Wine Day this week

Kerry Group has moved to significantly increase its presence in Australia's Aus$50bn (€32bn) food and beverage market, by establishing a food technology and innovation centre in Queensland.

Covid moved business's focus away from adventure-seeking abroad to getting out and about on home soil

Individual responsibility, as much as Government measures, remain key to staying healthy

Cian English fell to his death when he was being robbed at knifepoint following an apartment party

President Higgins sent a message of congratulations to the embassy and said that the raising of the two flags together was 'a tribute to Australia’s First Nation people'

Power of social media 'leaves more room for conspiracies and misinformation to spread'

The court heard that he had smashed a glass in another man's face

Holly Hughes had what she thought was a dream job with the UN Environment Programme. And then she quit. From a hotel room in South Australia where she's quarantining, she explains why.

New legislation to be introduced next week will force Google and Facebook to pay publishers and broadcasters for content

Solidarity-PBP says it is time for a zero-Covid strategy, while Labour wants to implement a suppression model

The worst-affected countries — the US, India, Brazil, Russia and the UK — make up more than half all reported Covid-19 cases but represent 28% of the global population

Our battle with back pain is an uphill struggle and possibly even more so since we’ve started to work from home prevent the spread of Covid-19

More than one million deaths globally as WHO says toll could reach two million even with vaccine

Seismic shift in behaviour having profound repercussions across  supply chain for formal wear

A man has been convicted of the murder of Irish woman Ciara Glennon in Australia in 1997. Bradley Robert Edwards, 51, was found guilty of the killing of Ms Glennon, and another woman - Jane Rimmer - in 1996.

Cian English fell to his death attempting to escape knife-wielding robbers

When told on Sky News that Mr Abbott is homophobic and misogynistic, Matt Hancock said: “He’s also an expert in trade.”