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Irish tourists flock to Spain in their thousands every years to soak up the sun at popular resorts and beaches

The rise of illegal holiday rentals is pushing the Balearics to breaking point, tilting the finger of blame away from overseas visitors

We have a very large Great Dane, and take him over to Majorca with us for a couple of months each year. Our fully electric Volkswagen ID.Buzz is perfect for home, where we have a charger installed, and the same in Majorca, where charging is virtually free as we are off-grid and have photovoltaic panels. But the trip to and from the island is extremely tedious due to charging times involved along the way. Do you have any suggestions for a suitable alternative? We have test-driven a plug-in hybrid

Friends Linda Trestrail, 69, and Wendy Russell, 71, got on the wrong plane as they started their package holiday and only realised the error when the captain welcomed them

The country's two main unions UGT and CCOO called on workers to walk out between Dec. 29 and Jan. 7,. An estimated 800 flights would have been hit in Mallorca.

The Spanish island may attract most of its visitors in the height of summer – but to ignore it in winter is missing a trick

Mum-of-three Laura Joyce could face at least six years in prison should she be found guilty of scamming hotels in Majorca, with allegations of fraudulent claims and organised gangs presented

Video game platforms were being used to target other youngsters. Both in Spain and in Europe, an increase in investigations into minors in the context of jihadist terrorism has been detected.

Majorca is one of the most popular Balearic Islands but there's a smaller island next door that's well worth a visit thanks to its crystalline waters and amazing sand dunes

“Mallorca to me is such a peaceful island, and I feel safe here living alone as a female.”. Why do you think Scandinavians love Mallorca so much? Mallorca has the weather, beautiful surroundings, and is a nice place to live all year around.