David Gilmour

If even the Isle of Man, also a traditionally conservative country, can step up and embrace equal marriage rights, we need to untangle the political mess that holds Northern Ireland back.

A year after Ireland's historic marriage equality vote, we spoke to journalist Charlie Bird about his intimate new book that chronicles the lives of LGBT people in the traditionally Catholic, conservative country.

On the 50th anniversary of the Irish bank strikes of 1966, we spoke to en economist about what—if anything—we learned from people who lived without banks for months at a time.

It's the only place in the UK where people can't marry whoever they want, regardless of gender, and one movement's fighting the law by playing politicians at their own game.

A study released this week found that young people in Ireland are big into "new psychoactive substances." So we tried to work out why.

An inter-family feud has seen two men shot dead within the last week.

Almost 400,000 Muslims fought for Britain during WWI—a fact almost nobody knows.

"Anyone who kills friends of mine has made himself my target. I won't stop until ISIS is destroyed."

Accusations that the IRA still exists, and are still murdering people, have thrown Northern Ireland's leadership into turmoil.

Meet the “in-game photographers” and “screenshotters” who run the virtual frontline.

Zombies aren't the only way the dead can fuck with the living.

Congratulations, Ireland.