Dublin riots were highlighted by the US Bureau of Counterterrorism as “White-Identity Terrorism/Racially or Ethnically Motivated Violent Extremism." ...

Already looking forward to casting her ballot in the mid-terms, Ms Robertson told The Irish News: “I don’t like to think ...

The US Bureau of Counterterrorism has described the Dublin riots of 2023 as “three days of white supremacist rioting” fuelled by disinformation from “Irish white supremacists and ultranationalists” in ...

Report shows aftermath of the riots, showing burnt out vehicles. Army patrols and Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC) patrols. Petrol bomb damage to Springfield Road Police Station and adjacent houses.

In more than a week of violence in Northern Ireland, rioters set buses on fire and dozens of police officers were injured. Although the U.K. completed its withdrawal from the EU last year ...

Record high winds from Storm Eowyn battered Ireland and Northern Ireland on Friday, leaving one man dead and almost one-third ...

The Prime Minister is to discuss the recent riots with the head of Northern Ireland’s police service during a visit to the region on Monday. At least 20 police officers were injured in a spate ...

July 29 stabbings led to week of rioting across parts of England and Northern Ireland after suspect was falsely identified as ...

Riots have erupted at anti-immigration protests ... to Plymouth in the southwest and Belfast in Northern Ireland. Most of the protests have involved a few hundred people targeting migrants or ...

Pacemaker Police came under attack in riots in Belfast in April "Some ... in consultation with the Northern Ireland Executive. Loyalist paramilitary groups 'have 12,500 members' NI streets in ...

the city exploded in riots. Following a night of rioting, RUC men entered the Bogside (a Catholic ghetto), wrecked a number of houses and attacked innocent civilians Northern Ireland's sectarian ...

A man who went on social media to encourage people to start a riot is thought to be the first person from Wales to get a conviction related to the recent disorder in England and Northern Ireland.