Fiction provides it's own kind of travel — right from your couch. NPR's Mary Louise Kelly talks with Irish writer Tana French about her books and others' writing that immerse readers in Ireland.

Alex Dunne narrowly missed out on another Formula 2 podium after finishing fourth in the feature race at Sunday’s British ...

MEP Michael McNamara (Renew Europe, IE) is co-rapporteur for the Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs on the AI Omnibus legislative proposal and vice chair of the European Parliament ...

Embark on an unforgettable journey along Ireland’s Wild Atlantic Way, a breathtaking 2,500-kilometer coastal route where the ...

The summer of football promises to be the largest sporting spectacle in history, spanning 16 cities across the United States, ...

This offer is still popular today, with multiple airlines allowing a stopover of 24 hours (or longer) for no additional airfare: All you need is a passport, an extra day or two and maybe a rental car.

Elfyn Evans was challenging for fourth when he stopped to change a puncture on Saturday's final stage Elfyn Evans' charge up the standings was hit by a puncture on Saturday's final stage at Rally ...

A young man has died in an early morning crash in Maguiresbridge. Shane Caulfield (21) was from Portadown. A grey Volkswagen Golf in which he was a passenger crashed on the Belfast Road at around ...

A man in Co Tyrone managed to “accelerate away” after a group of masked men stopped his car and attempted to hijack it on Wednesday. Police said that the incident is reported to have taken place ...

A jury has acquitted a delivery truck driver who was on trial charged with careless driving causing the death of an elderly woman. Justinas Marinskas (41), of Castleview Lawns, Swords, Co Dublin has ...

EXCLUSIVE: Cannes Critics’ Week prizewinner Flesh And Fuel has sold to North America and UK-Ireland for Pyramide International. Strand Releasing has taken North American rights to the film and BFI ...

The pass rate for practical driving tests in Northern Ireland has fallen to its lowest level in 15 years as demand for tests continues to climb ahead of sweeping changes to how young drivers are ...