Ireland
Ireland starts counting votes in a referendum on an EU financial treaty that could undermine one of Europe's key initiatives as problems mount in Spain and Greece.
As Greece implodes under tough fiscal reform Ireland, the IMF's 'austerity poster boy', votes on belt-tightening measures in a referendum too close to call.
What if Ireland does vote No tomorrow? Enda Kenny repeated to me today that unlike the referendums on Nice and Lisbon, Irish voters won't be given a second chance to change their minds.
"I am not in, as the chancellor of the exchequer, a daily opinion poll contest and a daily popularity contest. I will tell you what I am engaged in. A daily contest with the rest of the world to make
What are the implications of the Irish having a referendum on the European fiscal compact treaty?
The recently inaugurated Irish President visits London today as part of a three-day tour. But who is the man affectionately known by the Irish public as 'Michael D'?
Petrol bombs and burning down buildings has been the Greek public's response to austerity measures. The Irish go for a more understated display of disgruntlement, as journalist Leo Enright explains.
The US defence secretary warns that Israel may attack Iran as early as April to halt the development of Tehran's nuclear programme.
As Ireland negotiates its way out of recession, Channel 4 News hears that the fourth austerity budget in four years will take its toll on an already fragile country.
Ireland discovers some spare pennies - but at a time of austerity, shouldn't the government already have been looking for any "lost" cash, says Gary Gibbon.
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