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Irish computer company wants farmers to use facial recognition software to help check on health of livestock.

An Irish priest and exorcist said the rise churchgoers asking for help to fight demonic possessions has jumped "exponentially" in recent years.

Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar has suggested the UK could have a 'Norway-plus' Brexit deal, though he has warned that the UK cannot cherry-pick EU benefits.

It is thought that the skulls may have been smashed and larger bones deliberately removed after the bodies decomposed.

White Moose Cafe and The Charleville Lodge Hotel in Dublin have been inundated with negative reviews after owner Paul Stenson shamed a blogger for asking for a free stay.

A burglar is trying to sue a shopkeeper after injuring his genitals while trying to break into his shop.

A teenager has been arrested following a series of attacks that left one man dead and two others injured, said Irish police.

Google has saved almost £3 billion in taxes by shuffling revenue around between three countries, including the Bahamas.

Alan Hawe killed his wife Clodagh and their three sons, Liam, 13, Niall, 11 and Ryan, 6 at their home, before taking his own life in Co Cavan, Ireland.

Trump's coastal golf course in Ireland had its application to build a seawall approved by the council. Originally the course had cited climate change as a reason it was necessary.

Poundland and Dealz have caught attention online with their cheeky Elf on the Shelf posts this month, the latest of which appears to feature the elf 'teabagging' a doll.

Deputy headteacher Alan Hawe wrote three-page letter outlining reasons for axe killings of wife and children, inquest hears.

Three Finnish men Jussi Petteri Munck, Kimo Tapani Naivo, Mika Tapio Soininem and Irishman James O'Byrne charged with manslaughter over death of Steven Allford at Malaga Airport.

The Good Country Index released an updated version of its global ranking of countries' contribution to the common good of humanity. UK's ranking drops second year in a row.

The European Commission has ordered Ireland to collect back taxes for the years 2003-2014.

Pharmaceutical major Pfizer has been producing the erectile dysfunction drug in the Ringaskiddy, Ireland since 1997.

Management policies are forcing bus drivers urinate in bottles or outside suburban homes, union says.

US firm offering traditional Irish-themed inn as the ultimate home from home. Yep, it's from Boston.

In the coming weeks, Apple will be expected to start paying back €13 billion in taxes. Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says he wants the funds "without delays".

In 1991, Danish photographer Krass Clement spent three months in Ireland, capturing melancholic, monochromatic photos that take us on a journey through deserted streets on the outskirts of Dublin.

France have controversially been named as the hosts for the 2023 Rugby World Cup after beating leading candidates South Africa in the ballot.

Two British men visiting Dublin during a stag weekend were stabbed in an apparently unprovoked attack.

Hundreds of staff formed a zero as they said goodbye to German finance minister Wolfgang Schäuble, after eight eventful years.

The Met Office had issued a yellow warning for strong winds that have developed over the Atlantic. Storm Brian is due to batter the UK on Saturday (21 October).

The Aer Lingus pilot managed to skillfully land the plane despite being hit by 90mph winds at Dublin Airport on Monday (16 October).

The storm, which has come from the Atlantic Ocean, brought winds of almost 100mph in some parts of the country.

Former Hurricane Ophelia has finally made its way to Ireland's coast after days of warnings. Here's a round-up of the best social media reaction to the storm.

Storm Ophelia is set to hit Ireland and parts of the UK with gusts of up to 80mph from the Atlantic, causing schools and airports to close.

Met Office warned there is the potential for danger to life as sustained winds hit speeds of 105 mph

European Commission says online retailer must pay back €250m in back taxes as it got "illegal state aid" from Luxembourg in 2003 when Jean-Claude Juncker was the country's Prime Minister.