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O’Neill declines Rovers job to remain Northern Ireland coach

Michael O’Neill will remain as Northern Ireland manager after declining the chance to take the Blackburn job permanently.

12 May 2026-19:40
Spain, Ireland, Slovenia boycott Eurovision TV broadcast

11 May 2026-17:26
Ireland probes Meta’s algorithmic recommendations

Meta’s Facebook and Instagram are being investigated in Ireland amid concerns that their recommendation algorithms may breach the EU’s Digital Services Act, the watchdog Coimisiún na Meán announced Tuesday.

05 May 2026-20:48
Phoenix energy launches OOH campaign for Belfast City Marathon

Phoenix Energy has launched a new out-of-home (OOH) advertising campaign to celebrate its sponsorship of the Belfast City Marathon.

05 May 2026-14:43
Man charged following £1 million cocaine seizure in County Tyrone

A 30-year-old man is set to appear before Dungannon Magistrates’ Court on Monday following a significant drug seizure in County Tyrone.

03 May 2026-17:18
Police seize suspected £4m drug haul at Northern Ireland port

A suspected £4m cannabis haul has been seized in a cross-border police operation. The discovery was made following the stop and search of a lorry travelling from Scotland to Larne Harbour, Northern Ireland, on Monday.

28 Apr 2026-17:19
Northern Ireland and Canada join forces for new comedy

BBC Northern Ireland and the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) have officially greenlit a new romantic comedy series, marking a significant international co-production.

27 Apr 2026-13:21
Aer Lingus cancels 500 flights and updates passport rules for UK and Ireland travel

Aer Lingus has cancelled hundreds of flights from its summer schedule, with documents indicating over 500 cuts, due to mandatory aircraft maintenance.

24 Apr 2026-13:29
Irish parliamentary group tours Shusha and Khankendi

On April 23, an Irish parliamentary delegation headed by Tony McCormack, Convenor of the Friends of Azerbaijan Group in the Houses of the Oireachtas, visited Azerbaijan and toured the cities of Shusha and Khankendi.

23 Apr 2026-19:55
Dutch meat industry exposed: The brutal, 80-hour thirst trap for Irish calves

The Dutch meat industry is still importing weeks-old calves from Ireland despite years of criticism and animal cruelty concerns, NOS reports. During the trip, which can take up to 80 hours, the baby animals are deprived of water for some 24 hours.

23 Apr 2026-17:28

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