By RC – 31st October 2026 FacebookLikeShareTweetEmail Three men who plotted to bomb an Ahmadiyya worship site (which they had most likely mistaken for a mosque) in the Irish city […]
by Rachel O’Leary December 15, 2023 A Heartfelt Letter of Thanks: The Irish Famine and a Beacon of Ottoman Aid Introduction In the pages of history, the Irish Famine of the 19th century […]
June 30, 2026/15 Muharram, 1449 “Another day, another arson attack on a mosque whilst worshippers are inside, this time in central Dublin, Republic of Ireland at the Al Madinah Prayer Hall. We are deeply concerned that hate-filled criminals feel emboldened to commit such acts of violence and intimidation across the […]
WORLD A fire at Al Madinah Hall on Talbot Street is under control with no injuries reported. Share a day ago Irish police have launched an investigation into a suspected arson attack on an Islamic prayer hall in central Dublin, broadcaster RTE reported on Monday. A fire broke out at Al Madinah […]
Published: 17 November 2025 TwitterFacebookEmailShare story: This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A solidarity event will be held in the city this weekend to support Galway’s Ahmadiyya Muslim community. […]
Updated / Thursday, 24 Apr 2025 By Samantha Libreri Eastern Correspondent The Islamic Cultural Centre in Clonskeagh in Dublin has been closed to the public after an incident at the weekend. […]
For some experts, it’s a symbolic gesture. But it can also pave the way for Palestinians to get diplomatic rights. AYSE BETUL AYTEKIN In the face of threatening statements from Israeli officials, […]
Spain, Norway and Ireland officially recognised a Palestinian state on Tuesday, fulfilling a long-held Palestinian aspiration. Israel has expressed deep discontent with the move, calling it “a reward for Hamas”. […]
Nov 28,2023 – JORDAN TIMES / Ramzy Baroud Shortly after the start of a four-day ceasefire in the war on Gaza, the prime ministers of Spain and Belgium, Pedro Sanchez […]
BY AGENCIES ISTANBUL AUG 08, 2023 – DAILY SABAH Fans gather for a ‘last goodbye’ to the Irish singer Sinead O’Connor as her hearse passes by her former home in Bray, […]
Sarah Mac Donald Sun 18 Jun 2023 The new bishop of Ardagh and Clonmacnois has acknowledged that the temptation to despair is “great” when people look at all the difficulties […]
Updated / Wednesday, 22 Mar 2023 By Ailbhe Conneely Social Affairs & Religion Correspondent The official commencement of the month of Ramadan will take place tonight and the first day of […]
Updated / Sunday, 20 Nov 2022 By Ailbhe Conneely Social Affairs & Religion Correspondent An interfaith conference which was held in Galway focused on how religious faith can play a positive […]
SUN, 13 MAR, 2022 – 06:30 CORMAC O’KEEFFE When Fares Sabbagh saw that you had to be able to speak Irish to join the Gardaí, he knew it was […]
BY AGENCIES ISTANBUL MAR 06, 2022 A Palestinian youth looks on during clashes against Israeli troops in the West Bank city of Hebron, March 4, 2022. (EPA Photo) An Irish lawmaker […]
Updated / Wednesday, 12 Jan 2022 By Ailbhe Conneely Social Affairs & Religion Correspondent Minister for Children Roderic O’Gorman has published Information and Tracing Legislation, which will give adopted people automatic […]
RAMZY BAROUD October 18, 2021 Short Url https://arab.news/nw975 The pro-Israel crowd on social media was quick to pounce on Sally Rooney after the award-winning Irish novelist declared that she had […]
According to 2016 census people of no religion comprised more than 10% of population Patsy McGarry In Dublin people of no religion in 2016 made up 48% of those in […]
Source: Dawn Geographically, Northern Ireland is part of Ireland. Politically, it’s part of the United Kingdom. Ireland, long dominated by its bigger neighbour, broke free about 100 years ago after centuries of colonisation and an uneasy union. Twenty-six of its 32 counties became an independent, Roman Catholic-majority country. Six counties […]