British tourist among 20 charged in Dubai over videos of Iranian missile strikes
Cybercrime law bans posting, sharing and commenting on material that could disturb public security
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Trump’s ‘little excursion’ could leave Iran even more fragmented, unstable and violent
For now, the most likely outcome is a shift to even greater levels of authoritarian control. Beyond that, the future is less certain
Airlines hike ticket prices as Iran war propels fuel costs
Global airlines are struggling to cope with soaring fuel costs
Why have the Kinahans not left their base in UAE for the past four years?
Gardaí say fear of losing their liberty when they cross a border has made Dubai their gilded cage, though they live openly there
Middle East latest: Iran names Mojtaba Khamenei as new supreme leader; US warning for Iranian civilians
The latest repatriation flight to Dublin from Muscat in Oman landed just before 5am
The Dubai dream is over. Irish expats can no longer suspend their disbelief
Dubai always demanded expats suspend their disbelief. Now the US military intervention in Iran and Iran’s retribution against Gulf states is forcing some to re-evaluate
Flames rise over Iranian capital as war with Israel and US continues
Netanyahu promises ‘many surprises’ for next phase of conflict amid Tehran strikes on US bases in neighbouring Gulf states
At Dublin Airport, a stream of passengers queue for the flight to Dubai
There were joyous scenes in the arrivals hall of Terminal 2, but some unfazed passengers were heading in the opposite direction
‘I’ve no idea when I’ll get home from my trip’: The Irish stuck in Middle East transit
Irish woman on way to Philippines spent night sheltering in bathtub as windows of hotel shook
Claire Byrne is relaxed as she settles in to Newstalk, while Shane Coleman gets mad as hell at drivetime
Radio: Newstalk host is an ideal, unflustered presence when the you-know-what hits the fan
US House of Representatives backs Trump in Iran as Irish people return from Dubai
Air strikes hit Iran-Iraq border as US and Israeli plan to mobilise Kurds gathers pace
‘I didn’t think I would get out’: First flight from Dubai since start of Middle East war lands in Dublin Airport
Passengers describe alarms in the middle of the night and seeing missile trails in United Arab Emirates
Attack on UAE Amazon data hub highlights risk to Irish data centres
Threat to Ireland is more around a digital attack than a physical assault
How to fly from Ireland to Australia, New Zealand or Asia during the Middle East conflict: What’s the best route to take?
There are many options, but air travellers face higher prices, longer journeys and added stopovers
Are you an Irish person travelling abroad and impacted by Middle East flight disruption?
Are you an Irish citizen in Dubai or Abu Dhabi? Are you concerned for your safety?
As many as 2,000 Irish people stranded in Gulf states due to Iran war, says Helen McEntee
Minister for Foreign Affairs expects Taoiseach to raise concerns about US-Israel attacks during White House meeting
‘Unsettling few days’: Irish in Dubai concerned by Iranian strikes but trust UAE response
Situation feels like early days of Covid, with sense of disruption but also resilience, says Irish woman living in Dubai
Irish citizens in UAE could be bussed to Oman if Dubai and Abu Dhabi flights remain restricted
Senior officials and Ministers met in Dublin earlier to discuss the escalating crisis in Middle East and Gulf region
US‑Israel war with Iran spills into Lebanon, killing at least 52 and injuring more than 150
Hizbullah fires on Israel after Khamenei’s killing, prompting Israeli strikes as conflict spreads across region
Why have the US and Israel attacked Iran? Why has Dubai been hit? Could the conflict spread?
Your questions answered as fighting in the region continues
What is the situation for Irish tourists in Dubai and other parts of the Gulf?
Airspace remains closed in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha and elsewhere due to ongoing attacks and the risk of further strikes from Iran
Gleaming image of Dubai as a safe haven shaken by Iranian missiles and drones
More than 100 people injured and at least four killed after hundreds of missiles and drones strike cities, including Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha
Irish racing stars waiting to find out when they can fly home from Dubai
Meydan’s Super Saturday action turned ‘surreal’ with explosions in the sky during racing
‘It’s a scary place right now’: Irish in Middle East told to shelter in place
The Department of Foreign Affairs is maintaining ‘close touch with the airlines’ and in ‘very close contact with EU partners’
Musk calls Spanish PM a ‘tyrant and traitor’ over plan to ban under-16s from social media
Pedro Sánchez says too many children are exposed to ‘abuse, pornography, manipulation, violence’ online
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Letters home for Christmas: ‘There’s more to your 20s than living in Ireland’
Dubai is amazing, but there’s something so special about Ireland, says Sinéad McCann
I miss Ireland’s wildness and divilment, but after 20 years away, I know it’s not for me
The Portuguese have a word, saudade, a deep longing for something beloved that is absent, exactly what I feel for my home
‘I see a power shift from Ireland to the Middle East’: How tech workers see Ireland
We asked three workers in Ireland’s technology sector to share their views on the country – its past, present and future
Airbus and Boeing jostle for orders at Dubai Air Show as Emirates makes $38bn deal
Boeing lands biggest deal by value while Airbus surprises industry watchers by persuading long-standing Boeing client Flydubai to ink an order
Penneys owner Primark marks Middle East entry with Kuwait store
High street fashion retailer to open three stores in Dubai in 2026
What will €249,000 buy in Cyprus, Dubai, the UK, Spain and Longford?
A converted Garda station in Ardagh, a townhouse in Paphos, a one-bed apartment in Dubai and more
‘Everyone gets the same amount of profit share whether you’re the kitchen steward or the CEO’
Wild Geese: Eoin Cantwell, Dubai
Rising chocolate prices: ‘There’s only so much you can charge for a cookie’
A cocoa shortage has seen chocolate prices surge in the past two years, driving one Dublin company out of business and forcing others to raise prices to survive
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