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Kneecap get the scrutiny Netanyahu doesn't
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Watch the moment the famous Sycamore Gap tree was cut down to fall on England's Hadrian’s Wall
FactCheck: Did the New York Times say in 1854 the US was being 'overwhelmed' by Irish immigrants?
'This has NOTHING TO DO WITH TARIFFS', says Trump as US economy contracts
Dublin TD calls for SUV-free zones as study shows these cars are more likely to kill
Kneecap gigs cancelled in Germany as group claims ‘concerted campaign’ mounted against them
Their manager told RTÉ last night that the ‘last few days have been very challenging’.
One suspect arrested after Swedish fatal triple shooting
Trump wants Americans to know he's had the 'most successful first 100 days' of any president
But going by his approval rating, more than half don’t believe him.
US threatens to quit Ukraine-Russia talks unless the two sides put forward 'concrete proposals'
Yesterday
29th April 2025
Three people shot dead in Sweden, police say
Mark Carney's Liberal Party falls just short of Canada majority government, says state broadcaster
Kingsmill survivor 'totally vindicated' after report finds failings in RUC probe into IRA massacre
Ten people were shot dead by gunmen in the attack in January 1976.
Donald Trump is 100 days in office. Here are five questions that will define what happens next
Today marks 100 days since Trump took office.
Explainer: Why is Intel in trouble and what happens next?
Two friends accused of cutting down famous UK tree filmed their 'moronic mission', court hears
Debunked: No, the electricity blackouts in Spain and Portugal were not caused by a solar flare
Amnesty accuses Israel of 'live-streamed genocide' against Gazans
Spanish court investigating if massive blackout in Spain and Portugal was act of 'sabotage'
Barely a corner of the peninsula, which has a joint population of almost 60 million people, escaped the blackout.
Electricity has been restored to more than 90% of mainland Spain.
Parts of Greenland were deprived of phone, SMS and internet connections, possibly linked to the outage.
Dublin Airport is operating as normal again after some flights were disrupted yesterday.
Human remains taken from Hawaiian burial caves repatriated from Belfast
Italian cardinal convicted of embezzlement will not participate in upcoming conclave
Concerns for missing Irish tourist last seen in Alicante
Bad day gets disastrous for Canada's Pierre Poilievre as Conservative leader loses his seat
'Our old relationship with the US is over': Mark Carney’s Liberal Party wins Canadian election
Trump’s trade war and annexation threats outraged Canadians and made dealing with the United States a top campaign issue.
Bad weather postpones return of Chinese astronauts to Earth
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Who will be the next pope?
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Who is Canada's prime minister Mark Carney and what's his connection to Ireland?
Harris to bring plans to roll-out Ireland's first military radar programme to Cabinet today
Monday
28th April 2025
Almost 50% of power restored in Spain as the cause of the blackout remains a mystery
Portugal’s grid operator said the outage may have been caused by a “rare” atmospheric phenomenon.
The EU Council president said there are “no indications” that it is the result of a cyber attack.
Dublin Airport advised passengers to check directly with their airline for updates regarding their flights.
Switzerland's youth fencing team apologise after Israeli flag scandal
Gaza says Israeli strikes have killed at least 40 people across the territory today
Taoiseach says Kneecap must 'urgently clarify' views on Hamas and Hezbollah amid investigation
Louis Theroux explains why he made his new film about Israeli settlements in the West Bank
Putin announces surprise three-day ceasefire in Ukraine next week to coincide with VE Day
Irish woman legally residing in US for 30 years detained following visit to ill father in Ireland
Conclave to elect a new Pope will begin on 7 May, cardinals agree
Cardinals in The Vatican met this morning to discuss the start date of the next conclave.
Trial begins today in Paris over 2016 jewel heist of Kim Kardashian
Trump claims Zelensky is ready to 'give up' Crimea and says Putin should 'stop shooting'
Sunday
27th April 2025
Greenland’s PM says island cannot be bought and that the US is showing disrespect
Eleven people killed in Vancouver after car driven into crowd through street festival
A 30-year-old Vancouver man arrested at the scene remains in custody.