Qatar will execute a man who killed a British teacher and burned her body in the desert
The death penalty is rarely used in Qatar.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
The death penalty is rarely used in Qatar.
The party is believed to have included members of the Qatari royal family.
It will also be Qatar Airways’ first Irish route.
The man’s family have been informed. The cause of death has not yet been released.
The flights will begin in 2017 or 2018.
Masked men sprayed the women, who are in their sixties, with tear gas before stealing “everything in the vehicle”.
The comments by Hassan Al-Thawadi will further alarm football traditionalists.
The incident happened in 2010 and involved a member of the entourage of a Qatari prince.
The male defendant in the case was sentenced to 140 lashes, but he will not serve any jail time.
The 22-year-old says she was drugged and raped but she is being held on suspicion of adultery.
Paul Durcan has not played for Donegal since last year’s All-Ireland quarter-final.
A new Amnesty report accuses the Gulf state of exploiting workers as it prepares for the 2022 tournament.
A complaint came from the father of a pupil.
The proposal puts the spotlight back on how the country is treating its labour force ahead of the 2022 World Cup.
There was disappointment for Seán McComb, however.
Paul Durcan has been a key member of the Donegal side.
Tributes have been paid to Eamonn Morgan and his girlfriend Charlotte Sant.
He stressed though that “this evidence has not been provided” so far.
The working and living conditions of some migrant workers in Qatar have been widely denounced.
The Washington Post estimated that as many as 4,000 workers will die by 2020.
John Oliver touched on nearly every contemporary criticism of the organisation.
Nine of the association’s executives were taken into police custody this morning over corruption charges. We’ve been here before, but will this occasion be any different?
35-year-old Xavi Hernandez is set to join Al Sadd in the summer.
WDR claim officials erased data from the journalists’ electronic equipment.
The veteran midfielder has claimed that he only visited Qatar for personal reasons.
A 23 December final is on the cards for Qatar.
‘It has cost me emotionally — I know for a fact I will be looking over my shoulder for the rest of my life’.
Plus: How many people should have had their fingerprints taken by gardaí over the past two years but didn’t?
The English FA found to have ‘damaged the image of Fifa and the bidding process’.
It’s well funded and highly professional, with a space-age training facilities.
It is believed an air conditioning unit was the cause of the blaze that left Elizabeth Soffe with serious injuries.
An international spotlight has fallen on the investigation following allegations reported by the Sunday Times newspaper.
There’s a total of 13.7 million households with $1 million or more in the back pocket around the world at the moment.
“Those behind them must be held accountable, especially in regards to the latest events related to awarding Qatar the 2022 World Cup,” he said.
One report suggests the UEFA chief met a Qatar lobbyist in a ‘secret meeting’.
As fresh bribery allegations throw the spotlight back on to Qatar, an Irish human rights lawyer has warned that the country’s ‘kafala’ labour system is leading to the exploitation of migrant workers.
The bidding process and organisation of the tournament has been mired in controversy. So is it time to move it?
The Telegraph said a former vice-president of the organisation appeared to have been personally paid $1.2 million.
Socialist Party TD Joe Higgins raised the issue of human rights during an Oireachtas committee meeting this evening.