Ireland’s war dead and those killed on UN service remembered in the rain
‘In particular we remember those who died in the War of Independence and subsequent conflict on this island’, said Taoiseach
Muslims in Ireland gather to mark Eid al-Fitr after restrictions on worship ease
Celebration at end of Ramadan marred by deaths in Palestine, says Immam council
Murdered children and their mother laid to rest in single plot
Father and husband of victims strokes their faces and weeps at funeral
Confirmations, funerals, weddings and Baptisms scaled back
Dublin’s Protestant cathedrals, St Patrick’s and Christ Church, now closed to tourists
Ali Selim: ‘I condemn FGM. I totally apologise for the confusion’
The Muslim academic on media controversies and integration in Ireland
Sights for sore legs: Landmarks that line the Dublin Marathon route
Runners in the Dublin City Marathon will pass many places of historical and architectural interest
Ibrahim Halawa welcomed back with flowers by Catholic priest
Dubliner says he is ‘taking time off’ with his family following his return from Egypt
Ibrahim Halawa comes home: ‘Every day in prison I would imagine this day’
Freed Irishman vows to help innocent prisoners around the world
Ibrahim Halawa expected to return home within days
Irish man’s release comes a month after he was found not guilty on several charges
Ibrahim Halawa release: ‘Dad, Dad! I left prison! Dad, I’m free’
Hussein Halawa ‘speechless’ as he speaks to his son following more than four years in jail
Ibrahim Halawa’s family rejoice following news of his release
Freedom is the ‘best feeling you can give anyone. It put us at ease and allowed us to sleep easily’
Coveney expects Halawa’s return in ‘short number of days’
Minister says letter from Egypt’s prosecutor directing Dubliner’s release yet to be acted on
Coveney confident Ibrahim Halawa will be home this week
Irish citizen was cleared of all charges relating to a protest in Cairo in August 2013
Hussein Halawa: ‘Four years, one month and five days I haven’t seen my son’
Father says he advised Ibrahim to enter mosque during chaos in Egypt in 2013
Halawas ‘overwhelmed, excited, delighted’ by Ibrahim’s acquittal
Halawa family thanks public for support over four-year ordeal on an emotional day
Taoiseach’s sexual orientation ‘not an issue’ at Clonskeagh mosque
‘The (Muslim) community in Ireland are living in Ireland where this is allowed by law’
Dublin’s Islamic Cultural Centre celebrates 20th anniversary
Clonskeagh building was opened in 1996 by then president Mary Robinson
Row breaks out among Muslims over end date of Ramadan
Holding Eid on Tuesday ‘has not been accepted by the majority of Muslims in Ireland’
Ireland sends large direct aid convoy to Syria
Ten 40-foot Human Appeal Ireland containers of supplies are bound for Damascus area
Higgins leads memorial service for Irish military dead
President pays respects at Kilmainham event on National Day of Commemoration
Trial of Irish student Ibrahim Halawa postponed
19-year-old from south Dublin has been held in an Egyptian prison since August 2013
Ibrahim Halawa future unclear despite Government engagement with Egypt
Coalition urged to advocate more aggressively on teenager’s behalf
Dublin vigil on 19th birthday of Irish man in Egyptian jail
Ibrahim Halawa could face death penalty after being caught in Cairo protests last year
Funeral takes place of boy (2) found dead in Dublin
Hassan Khan buried at Newcastle cemetery after service at Islamic Cultural Centre mosque in Dublin
Trial in Cairo of Irish national Ibrahim Halawa postponed until August
Teenager held on terrorism charges since protest against ousting of former president Mohamed Morsi
Dead of first World War and Clontarf remembered at ceremony in Dublin
Three faiths, including five Christian denominations, led prayers
The Halawa sisters: ‘We didn’t have a pebble to defend ourselves with’
Ahead of the trial of their teenage brother Ibrahim next week, the Halawa sisters who were detained with him in Egypt last year recall what happened
Government ‘pulled out all the stops’ in Halawa case - Costello
Sister of Ibrahim (18) criticises State as brother prepares for Egyptian court
Jubilant scenes as Halawa sisters are welcomed home
Omaima, Fatima and Soumaia reunite with friends and family after detention in Egypt
The Cairo four
The Irish-Egyptian Halawa siblings became increasingly politicised during a summer holiday in Egypt, and have now been detained by the regime they protested against. But friends say they are innocent victims of a political power struggle
Irish in Cairo reportedly jailed as charges investigated
Diplomat meets four siblings at security forces headquarters in Tora district of Cairo
Four Irish siblings being held in Cairo detention centre
Three Halawa sisters and their brother took refuge in besieged mosque in Cairo following Muslim Brotherhood ‘Day of Rage’
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