The three European Union nations are the latest to formally recognize a Palestinian state. 

Ireland, Norway and Spain have formally recognized Palestinian state, irrespective of strong opposition from Israeli authorities to the move.

The Irish and Spanish and Norway governments are set to announce the recognition of the Palestinian state.

Irish people have traditionally been staunch supporters of the Palestinian cause, which was again on display this week as Dublin played host to the Palestinian women’s team

The date is "still fluid" because Ireland is still in discussions with some countries in respect of a joint recognition of a Palestinian state.

The United Nations is set to vote on Palestinian statehood on Friday.

Students at Dublin have ended their pro-Palestine rally after college authorities agreed to divest from Israeli firms.

Asylum seekers are going into hiding or fleeing to Ireland amid the UK’s detention of them to deport them to Rwanda.

Pro-Palestinian students protesting against Israel’s war on Gaza have set up a camp on the campus of Ireland’s Trinity College urging the university to cut ties with Israel after the same protests rocked US campuses for weeks.

A controversial republican Easter commemoration was held in Northern Ireland’s city of Derry.