France marked the anniversary of Islamic extremists’ coordinated attacks on Paris with a sombre silence that was broken only by voices reciting the names of the 130 slain, and the son of the first person to die stressing the importance of integration.

Mourners are laying flowers and candles opposite the Bataclan concert hall ahead of a show by Sting to mark one year since the Paris terrorist attacks.

Guardian journalist Owen Jones called the shooting "a deliberate attack on LGBT people.”

Best known for gorgeous house music under his St Germain moniker, Ludovic Navarre has teamed up with a group of Malian musicians to play in Ireland, writes Ed Power

The former girlfriend of a British man who was killed in the Bataclan theatre massacre has described how she tried to save the "love of her life" before he died in her arms.

France started air strikes in Syria last year because of concerns months before the Paris attacks that the ringleader was plotting to target a concert and take hostages, a French newspaper has reported.

British police have arrested five people on suspicion of preparing acts of terrorism as part of an investigation which a security source said was linked to the attacks in Paris and Brussels.

EU struggles to understand what drives people to join terror cells, writes Sorcha Ní Coileain

The head of Maynooth University Department of Anthropology, Mark Maguire, says security on its own isn’t a sufficient response to terror, and explains his research into how we humans react to such incidents    

A first-of-its-kind study examining how people react in the first 10 minutes of a Paris-style terrorist attack is being conducted by Maynooth University.

For the third time in 10 months, Islamic State (IS) terrorism has been brought close to home.

The Californian rock band Eagles of Death Metal performed a highly charged Paris concert filled with fans who survived a terrifying massacre and siege at their last Paris show — and filled with memories of those who didn’t.

Eagles Of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes has said that the Bataclan massacre could have been stopped if everybody had firearms.

Eagles of Death Metal frontman Jesse Hughes has returned to Paris, saying he feels a "sacred" responsibility to finish the band's show that was interrupted by gunfire.

US Republican presidential contender Donald Trump said German Chancellor Angela Merkel was wrong to let in thousands of migrants into Germany and that the refugee crisis could trigger revolutions and even the end of Europe.

Irish-Egyptian Baz Ashmawy set out on a quest to reconnect with Islam, but IS attacks forced him to broaden his focus and include radicalisation, writes Ed Power

Eagles Of Death Metal proclaimed “Paris we love you” as they performed in the French capital alongside U2, less than a month after their last concert was cut short by a terrorist attack in which 89 people died.

A cafe where five people were killed by Islamic gunmen terrorising central Paris has reopened for business.

A hostage negotiator who spoke to the gunmen at the Bataclan theatre, where 89 people lost their lives in Paris, has told how the terrorists acted like they were under the influence of drugs.

The lead singer of rock band Eagles of Death Metal has told how terrorists slaughtered fans hiding in the band’s dressing room at the Bataclan in Paris.

Two Spaniards mistakenly declared dead in the Paris attacks have been rejoicing with their families and loved ones.

Several hundred people attended a minute’s silence at the French embassy in Dublin where President Michael D Higgins called for people not to fall into the terrorists’ trap.

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French security forces struck back on two fronts last night following Friday’s terror attacks in Paris, launching a bombing campaign against Islamic State in Syria, as a manhunt got under way for a man suspected of being on the run after the attacks.