The Queen is shown around the Irish National Stud horsebreeding centre on the third day of her historic visit to the Republic of Ireland.

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Queen visits horsebreeding centre

The Queen is due to begin the first visit to the Republic of Ireland by a British monarch, amid a huge security operation for the four-day trip.

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Queen makes historic Ireland trip

LONDON — Dissident Irish republican terrorists issued a bomb threat for central London, police said Monday, hours ahead of Queen Elizabeth II’s groundbreaking but sensitive visit to Ireland. Encouraged by the largely successful peace process in Northern Ireland, the queen will on Tuesday become the first British monarch to set foot in the Republic of Ireland, where troops and even ground-to-air missiles were being deployed amid tight security. When a British sovereign last visited, a full century ago, all of Ireland was still part of the United Kingdom. Read full article > >

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Bomb threat in London, tight security in Dublin as queen makes symbolic first visit to Ireland

The Queen will visit the Republic of Ireland for a historic four day state visit. Some anti-war protesters plan to use her arrival to stage vocal protests.

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AUDIO: Irish protesters target Queen’s visit

Why has the Queen never been to the Republic of Ireland?

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Troubled century

The Irish prime minister says the Queen’s state visit to the Irish Republic this week marks a new chapter in relations between the UK and the Republic.

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Queen’s visit ‘start of new era’

The Republic of Ireland move joint top of their Euro 2012 qualifying group after an unconvincing 2-1 victory over Macedonia in Dublin.

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Rep of Ireland 2-1 Macedonia

The bodies of two women believed to be from Wales are discovered at a beach beauty spot in the Republic of Ireland.

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Two bodies found on Irish beach

Police in the Republic of Ireland have named 30-year-old Steven Appleton as the man they want to talk to about four missing English children.

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Search for four missing children

The two largest parliamentary parties in the Republic of Ireland back their leaders’ decision to form a coalition government.

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Irish parties back coalition deal

The Republic of Ireland’s two largest parliamentary parties agree to form a coalition government, Fine Gael leader Enda Kenny says.

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Irish parties ‘agree coalition’

More than three million voters in the Republic of Ireland are set to vote in the country’s first election since it was bailed out by the EU and the IMF.

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Irish voters head to the polls

New Wales boss Gary Speed begins his reign as manager with a disappointing Nations’ Cup defeat against the Republic of Ireland in Dublin.

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Republic of Ireland 3-0 Wales

It couldn’t be because he was so low profile. Only three days after a New York Times magazine profile, The New Republic’s editor-in-chief Martin Peretz has been named the “editor-in-chief” emeritus. In an announcement on TNR’s website, Peretz said he…

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New Republic’s Top Editor Moves On

Irish Republic’s government remains mired in confusion

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Fog clouds the Dail