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The article focuses on Simon Harris, who dropped out of university to become a parliamentary assistant and has now become the youngest head of government in the Republic of Ireland at the age of 37, despite his center-right party's stagnation in the polls.

The article focuses on Ireland's plan to intervene in South Africa's genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice, aligning with its condemnation of Israel's actions in Gaza and emphasizing the need to protect civilians.

The article focuses on the unexpected rejection of proposed constitutional amendments in Ireland, aimed at changing language about women's duties and broadening the definition of family, attributing the outcome to a weak campaign, confusion over the proposals.

The article focuses on Irish voters rejecting proposed changes to the country's Constitution, which would have removed language about women's duties in the home and broadened the definition of family beyond marriage, with analysts attributing the defeat to a weak campaign.

The article informs about Ireland's housing crisis, particularly in Dublin, where soaring rental costs have forced individuals like teacher Aoife Diver to endure long commutes or move back in with family. Topic include the housing shortage, exacerbated by policy failures, is a driving force in Irish politics, impacting various demographics and fueling recent xenophobic riots.

The article highlights a suspected arson attack on a hotel in western Ireland intended to house asylum seekers, condemning anti-immigrant sentiment in the country.

The article focuses on impact of Brexit on the Irish fishing industry focusing on the experiences of fishermen in Union Hall, Killybegs and Castletownbere.

The article focuses on two flags flying over the youth hostel on Arranmore Island, a speck of land off Ireland's northwestern coast visible from the ferry as it pulls into its port such as the Irish tricolor and the blue and yellow banner of Ukraine. Topics include examines Yaroslava Risukhina, a refugee from Ukraine remembers the feeling that swept over her when she saw the flags fluttering above the village.

The article reports on the results of the government-commissioned investigation on mother and baby homes run by religious institutions in Ireland released in January 2021, which showed that around 9,000 children died in said homes over several decades.

The article focuses on Janet Cavanagh, whose electric bike tour company has offers a guided glimpse of western Ireland's windswept landscape, saw her business come to a swift halt along with nearly everything else as the coronavirus pandemic has forced the country into lockdown.

The article talks about the case of dentist Savita Halappanavar, who died due to a septicemia infection after being denied an abortion during a miscarriage, whose case influenced calls to repeal Ireland's Eighth Amendment, which banned abortion in Ireland.

The article reports on the role of voters in repelling a constitutional amendment on abortion ban in Ireland and mentions the views of Mary McAuliffe, a lecturer in gender studies at University College Dublin, on the same.

The artiocle focuses on the protest against the Ireland's Constitutional ban on abortion by Demonstrators and presents views of activist Lisa Byrne on the same.

The article discusses the social condition of Kurdish refugees from County Leitrim, Ireland settled in Carrick-on-Shannon, Ireland and mentions the comments of various Kurds regarding their challenges for settlement, the initiatives of the Irish government, and their business in the town.