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As the Obama Administration’s year-end deadline approaches for reaching a diplomatic solution to the international standoff over Iran’s nuclear weapons program, Tehran has opted to stoke tensions by brandishing one of its most advanced ballistic missiles.

Two local artists are set to showcase at Ireland’s top art fair, Art Source, which takes place at the RDS from November 11 to November 13.

Marian Catholic High School announces the election of two new directors to its board of directors: John P. Lavelle Jr., Class of 1981, and Daniel LaBert, Class of 1993. They will both serve a first te...

The prime suspect in a border bombing which killed two children 50 years ago has denied any involvement in the atrocity and called on those responsible to come clean.

Regional reports from the Irish Examiner team

Sarnia police say they charged a trio of motorists with impaired driving this past weekend, with one suspect allegedly falling asleep in a fast-food drive-thru…

Violist Patrick OReilly and cellist Andrew OReilly are both members of the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain.

A Dublin man has been charged with possessing almost €270,000 in crime proceeds and using the Signal messaging app to launder money.

America faces a growing missile threat from abroad along with the prospect of huge defense cuts. Something's wrong with this equation.

In its 85-year history, South Africa's public broadcaster RSG has adapted to empower a diverse audience with its Afrikaans-language broadcasts. For VOA, Marize de Klerk attended some of the station's anniversary festivities in Johannesburg. Videographer: Patrick O'Reilly