It began in the late 1970's when the citizens of Ireland were unwittingly uncovering bodies of their predecessors. Almost perfectly preserved bodies of Irish peasants as old as 1,400 years ago. These bodies are not mummies dessicated in dry deserts of Egypt, instead, a different process pre, serves these…

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Family of raped and murdered Irish backpacker, 28, say they are hopeful they will discover 'the truth' after her case is 'fast-tracked' in India

Danielle McLaughlin, 28, was strangled, her face slashed with broken beer bottle

Vikat Bhagat, who has lengthy criminal record, has been charged with her…

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Bank Of Ireland Bans "Small" Cash Withdrawals At Branches

Submitted by Tyler Durden on 11/05/2015 18:03 -0500…

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'Unprecedented Mobilization': Hundred Thousand Rise Against Irish Water Tax…

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Five Ways to Avoid GM Foods in the UK

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Nearly 800 dead babies found in septic tank in Ireland

Remains found near a former orphanage for the children of unwed mothers that operated until 1961

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Bomb discovered in Dublin during Giro d'Italia

By: Stephen FarrandPublished: May 12, 10:24, Updated: May 12, 19:31

Correction: Milk churn bomb probably unrelated to race

Police in Dublin have seized and disarmed a bomb discovered just hours before the Giro…

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Northern Ireland clashes leave 56 police, 2 civilians injured

(Reuters) - Fifty-six police officers and two civilians were injured in clashes in central Belfast in the latest flare-up in tensions between Northern Ireland's Protestant and Catholic communities, authorities said on Saturday.

Many of the injuries were minor, but four officers were taken to hospital after the clashes late on Friday, during which police fired plastic bullets and water cannon after being…

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Water cannon, injured police: Belfast parade ends in street mayhem (VIDEO)

Published time: July 12, 2013 21:07 

Edited time: July 13, 2013 10:31

Violence erupted for six hours during the annual Twelfth of July Orange Order parade in northern Belfast as police attempted to block loyalist marchers from entering a nationalist neighborhood.

Additional police…

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'Lift the Burden': Tens of thousands march against austerity in Ireland 

Published: 10 February, 2013, 04:57

Tens of thousands of people have marched through cities in Ireland in a massive show of anger against severe austerity measures and high costs of living.

The Irish Congress of Trade Unions,which organized the rallies,…

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In previous Revolution Roundups, before we were knocked offline, we featured mass protests by the people of Ireland, Italy, Britain, Austria, Greece, France and Portugal, as the Global Insurrection contagion spread throughout Europe. And now, as we have seen over the past month, North African and Middle Eastern nations have joined the movement as the people of… Continue

I know that apathy is a human affliction we are all dieing from, but I'm asking each and every one of us write out a list of 9/11 facts on an A5 or smaller piece of paper, possibly as a flier perhaps, and to pin them to every available public place. It's not a real big job. Quite simple actually, so long as we try to avoid big bro spying on us. We can do it on our way out in the evening when the street is quieter and leave a pile in our local supermarket/shopping mall, restaurant or… Continue

The Evening Harald



The Labour Party is vowing to launch an Obama-style campaign to secure a 'yes' vote in the re-run of the Lisbon Treaty referendum. The party says ratification of the contentious treaty is crucial to Ireland's economic recovery and will make Europe more democratic. It also says the issues that worried Irish people during the… Continue