Dublin

Sinéad O’Connor Biopic Focuses on Early Career and Controversies

Trinity College Dublin Cuts Ties with Israel Over Legal Concerns

Trinity College in Dublin, one of Ireland's foremost universities, is cutting all ties with Israel as a protest against "the ongoing violations of international and humanitarian law".

Ryanair Proposes Two-Drink Limit at Airports to Curb In-Flight Incidents

Max two beers at the airport before it's time to board the plane. That restriction wants Ryanair to stop fights and intoxication on board its planes. We have regular employees who are assaulted, says CEO Eddie Wilson to TT.

Bono Urges Support for Ukraine to Protect Europe from Fascism

The Irish rock star Bono appeals to the Western world to stand by Ukraine's side and says that the country is keeping Europe free from fascism.

Paul Lynch's Novel Explores Collapse of Democracy and Human Resilience

In "The Prophet's Song", Booker Prize-winning Paul Lynch paints a chilling picture of how quickly a liberal democracy can be dismantled – and how difficult it can be to act. Denial is a natural response to the world falling apart around one.

World War II Pilot Dead: "The End of an Era"

The last fighter pilot from the Battle of Britain 1940 has passed away.

AC/DC to Ullevi this summer

AC/DC will play at Ullevi this summer. On July 28, the band will come to Gothenburg. It will be the third time the rock icons visit Ullevi.

Ryanair sues unruly passenger