This satellite image of a cloud-free Ireland was selected by NASA for its Worldview Image of the Week on April 4.

The comedian and former talk-show host opened up about her recent move to Ireland in a lengthy video posted to TikTok on Tuesday. "It's been pretty wonderful, I have to say," O'Donnell said in the ...

The actress and comedian posted a video on TikTok on Tuesday in which she shared that she moved to Ireland with her child Clay in mid-January, saying, “Although I was never someone who thought I ...

Rosie O’Donnell, a longtime critic of President Trump, announced Tuesday that she has moved to Ireland, citing U.S. politics as the catalyst for her relocation. In a nearly 10-minute-long TikTok ...

After hinting about her relocation last week, in a new TikTok video, the television personality confirmed she moved to Ireland on January 15 with her 12-year-old daughter Dakota. “It’s been ...

Still, when all due allowance is made for these drawbacks, there is no denying that Ptolemy's map of North-Eastern Africa bears a wonderful resemblance to reality—just the resemblance that might ...

Rosie O’Donnell has revealed that she now lives in Ireland after moving out of the U.S. in January, and heavily alluded to President Donald Trump as the reason for her relocation. In a TikTok ...

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Rosie O'Donnell is packing her bags. The comedian confirmed she left the U.S. in January in favor of a new life in Ireland with her 12-year-old Clay, whom she shared with late ex-wife Michelle Rounds.

Companies operating in Ireland need to "hold the nerve" in the face of threatened US tariffs, the Taoiseach has told a major conference in Texas. Micheál Martin has said he will tell President ...

Three of his grandparents were from Ireland – two from Mayo and one from Cavan. He had also held an Irish passport since the late 1980s. Ray Bassett, former Irish ambassador to Canada ...

"The nation holds its breath" has become a legendary expression in Ireland. It has nothing to do with high politics or indeed St Patrick's Day celebrations - rather, it was coined by a sports ...