Russian spy ship observed operating three drones in Irish-controlled waters overnight
Vessel named Yantar widely believed by western military intelligence to be equipped to conduct surveillance and possible sabotage on critical marine infrastructure
Vessel named Yantar widely believed by western military intelligence to be equipped to conduct surveillance and possible sabotage on critical marine infrastructure
Findings focus on Irish Naval Service which has been hit hard by retention crisis and call for increases in payments for service’s reserve
‘Multi-role vessel’ will have helicopter pad and ability to transport troops and vehicles overseas at short notice
Exhausted and dehydrated baby turtle, likely hatched near Miami, was rehabilitated in Dingle Aquarium after being found upside down on Belmullet beach
Chief of Staff faces scrutiny over claim he never experienced abuses exposed by Women of Honour
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Three ageing vessels may be gifted to friendly nation, scrapped or sold
The report is due to focus on the healthcare response to the pandemic and it is not clear whether it will be made public
Vessel stopped about 110 nautical miles south of Mizen Head for alleged breaches of regulations
‘State has failed’ two Egyptian workers hired without work permits, says advocate body
Corruption and terror are key obstacles to progress in the country for Irish Coast Guard chief
Irish nurse says she witnessed torture of migrants in EU-funded detention centres in Libya
BBC documentary reveals Patrick Ryan helped secure weapons from Libya
Captains fishing boats were arrested by Navy for breached regulations
Varadkar to make an address at the first EU-League of Arab States summit in Egypt
Rescue ships have alleviated a catastrophic death toll, claim charities and the UN
Former Scotland Yard detective says he believes the stolen art is still in Ireland
At least 500kg of cocaine was destined for the south coast of England
Norah Casey defends choice of speakers at World Meeting of Families’ ‘fringe event’
Archbishop says event will ‘spotlight the role of women within the family alongside their role as change agents’
EU operation helps return of migrants to risk of rape, slavery and murder, charity says
Dubliner Robert Keogh served with the US Coast Guard, as well as being attached to a special security team
Explaining C-section to non-English speaker at 3am is ‘not easy’, says Dr Rhona Mahony
Irish navy vessel rescues 703 migrants from five inflatable boats off Tripoli coast
Former Naval Service vessel sold for €110,000 in March is back on sale for up to $750,000
Growing confidence: Mediterranean rescues offer a new level of intensity for Irish sailors
Kieran Normoyle’s Ocean Survivor wants to raise money so it can start to sell
Enda Kenny will visit Golan Heights on the Syrian-Israeli border as part of short tour
‘Harnessing the voluntary effort as part of the Government’s policy response will not only lower the cost but also increase the success of the policy’
FF says Government’s unwillingness to receive more than 600 ‘unacceptable’
139 men, 74 women and 12 children taken from two inflatable vessels overnight by Irish naval vessel
‘Ireland is regarded by international navies as a world leader in such delicate, close proximity operations’
Most of dead reportedly locked in hold of boat which sank when LÉ Niamh approached
‘We are sleepwalking into a great alienation of our European publics,’ President says
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