Deaths of Irish woman and husband in hot tub in Spain may have been accidental
Bodies of Thomasina Tobin and her husband Patrick were found by their children in a rented villa in Cullera near Valencia
Irish woman named as Spanish police await postmortems on couple found dead in hot tub
Investigators have not ruled out accident as cause of deaths in villa near Valencia
Violent scenes in Ceuta as Madrid struggles with migrant crisis
Opposition says Spanish enclave in North Africa is ‘terrified and mired in chaos’
Irish couple found dead at rented villa in Spain
Police investigating circumstances surrounding deaths of man and woman aged 50 and 45
Spain and Morocco bolster security to prevent new border rush
Social media activity puts authorities on alert
Ceuta demands help amid concerns another mass migrant crossing is imminent
Event has triggered spat between Spain and Italy
ETA and the ‘Basque Problem’: A British perspective
Separatist group’s relationship with the IRA increasingly became an ongoing concern for London
Wildfire in southern Spain leaves 12 dead, burning across thousands of hectares
Several British holidaymakers believed to be among victims of blaze which began near small town in Almería province
Mullingar ‘plunged into profound grief and sorrow’ after deaths of three people in Spain crash
Minute’s silence was held at Westmeath County Council meeting after deaths of two women and man from Mullingar area
Three Irish people killed in ‘devastating’ Spain car crash are named
Mark McCullagh, Michaela Newcombe, and Amy McCullagh, from Co Westmeath, killed in Malaga crash early on Sunday
The Pope battled with Bad Bunny for the attention of Spain’s youth. Ultimately, Leo won
Pontiff calls for ‘truth, justice and reparation’ for sexual abuse victims
Pope Leo tells Spanish parliament migrants must be respected
Weeklong visit includes trip to meet migrants in Canary Islands
Inquiry into former Spanish prime minister leaves government reeling
José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero accused of benefiting from €53m bailout
The year of ‘God’s architect’: divisive Sagrada Família finally nears completion on the centenary of Gaudí’s death
Few cities bear the influence of one architect as brazenly as Barcelona, where Gaudí’s stylistic fingerprints are rarely out of sight
Spain’s ‘greatest matador’ gored by bull in comeback from retirement
José Antonio Morante de la Puebla, whose comeback attracted large crowds, left with a gash in his buttock