The Great War: ‘The heroic dead of Ireland have every right to the homage of the living’
Money was raised by public appeal for memorials to those who fought in the South Irish Divisions of the first World War
Belgium
Jim O’Callaghan can look to UK to see if making life hard for immigrants helps integration
Same political parties who once let wealthy buy Irish residency now want tighter rules for others who live here
Ukrainian deputy prime minister airs Aughinish concerns with Ministers in Dublin
Vsevolod Chentsov insists EU should stop trading with Russia no matter how painful to member states
Minister Patrick O’Donovan says life has changed ‘dramatically’ since falling ill in Brussels
O’Donovan was attending an event for Ireland’s EU presidency when he became unwell in Brussels
EU’s €3 online shopping fee targeting cheap Chinese goods leads to major drop in imports
Levy of €3 generates €224m in first seven weeks of operation at Belgium’s main entry point
Ukraine urgently needs money and missiles. Can Europe find them?
Europe letter: EU will struggle to repeat its €90bn loan trick to keep Ukraine funded
A long road to Ireland: ‘The Irish are very secretive. They don’t tell you stuff’
Colleen Murrell says Australians franker than Irish people and leave everything out in the open
DCU solar-powered ‘bullet’ racing car makes Irish engineering history
Student team will represent Ireland at 24-hour endurance test in Belgium next month
‘We went to the Manorhamilton Agricultural Show. That was an eye-opener’
Nick Maertens and his wife Cyrelle, from Belgium, spent years fantasising about living somewhere rural
Season finale: Mae Leonard on a belated trip to a famous French rose garden
Kind gesture in Paris led to unexpected glimpse of Empress Josephine’s roses
Academic who accused Jason Arday of plagiarism suspended by Belgian university
Nathan Cofnas says Ghent University will ‘almost certainly fire me’
Defeat by Spain in World Cup opener leaves Ireland with tall task to progress
Gareth Grundie’s side have it all to do against New Zealand, who lost 5-2 to tournament co-hosts Belgium
‘If you want to get a job immediately in Brussels, speak Irish and do a law degree’
Wild Geese: Jim Maher, based in Brussels, is one of two deputy spokespersons for the European Parliament
Nearly 500 arrested over suspected arson in France as wildfires grip Europe
Residents in Belgium’s Liège province told to evacuate as country’s largest-ever fire burns through nature reserve
Mayo people abroad: ‘I told English friends it’s like winning the World Cup, but bigger’
Irish in Australia: ‘At 1am we woke up our two young children to watch the rest of the game’
The factory on the front line of Europe’s economic battle with China
The survival of Citribel’s citric acid plant in Belgium is a test of whether the EU can still defend its basic industrial base
A Workaway trip to build a festival in Belgium: ‘I was beginning to think this trip was a mistake’
I wanted to escape life in London, so I volunteered to help build a music festival in the Belgian countryside. Was it the right call?
Several people killed in fire at Brussels construction site, authorities say
Unspecified number of bodies found in one of two elevators at large renovation project at Place de Brouckere
‘No orders were given’: Son of Belgian wildfire victim disputes Spanish officials’ account of warnings
British couple visiting Almeria on holiday found down a ravine, semiconscious and badly burned
Neutrality policy must take account of shrinking geographical advantage
Ireland’s advantage is now less pivotal due to security threats being less constrained by geography
World Cup 2026: US flop after Trump’s intervention as Belgium show how to drop big names
All the hosts are out of the tournament, and so is Cristiano Ronaldo, who drifted through the whole Spain-Portugal snoozefest
USA crash out to Belgium in last-16 loss in Seattle
Co-hosts lose 4-1 to Belgium in game overshadowed by red-card reprieve given to Folarin Balogun after Donald Trump’s phone call to Gianni Infantino
Irish in Europe: ‘I love how affordable it is. There’s none of your €8 pints’
Irish people living on the Continent talk about the cost of living, weather, language, proximity to war and what they would change about Ireland
Red lights and driving culture in Ireland
A reader recalls a friend's experience after moving from Belgium to Ireland
Senegal left sleepless in Seattle over 11th-hour penalty
World Cup 2026: TV malfunction brings confusion and delayed delight in Paraguay
Late wings and a prayer: compensation hopes take off as flight is delayed
I started to enjoy watching the clock tick towards a possible payout under European Union rules
Controversial late Tielemans penalty caps Belgium comeback over Senegal
Senegal dominated game but late implosion saw them lose two-goal lead
Loveholidays CEO: ‘Ryanair thought all online travel agencies were pirates. But not us’
Donat Rétif did not fly on an aeroplane until he was 20 – now he runs a package holiday firm worth €1bn-plus
‘I feel like a museum piece’: Meet the ‘Brexit refugees’ who stayed working in EU institutions after UK left
A decade on from the Brexit referendum, British nationals are a rare sight around the EU’s corridors of power, but they still exist
Western Europeans won the lottery of life. But this is changing, culturally and economically
Europe, one of the most impressive cultural enterprises of the past few hundred years, is at a crossroads
World Cup Group G guide: Belgium and Egypt look for last hurrahs from ageing stars
Iran will have plenty to contend with on their visits to the US
Four dead, including two children, after train collides with schoolbus in Belgium
Further five children were seriously injured but in ‘stable condition’ after incident at level crossing in north of country
Cartels likely to see remote corners of Ireland as access route to Europe, says senior garda
Force appeals for local vigilance along Ireland’s coastlines as smugglers seek alternative ways to Continent
Irish failure to recognise Armenian genocide creates awkward moment for Martin in Yerevan
Inconsistency between Government reluctance to formally acknowledge Armenian genocide and clear stance on Gaza
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