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13th September 2026 - 19th September 2026
California governor Gavin Newsom signs order to explore AI 'kill switch'
Uefa rejected an FAI request for Ireland and Israel to be kept apart in future draws
Burnham vows deeper ties with EU as Martin becomes first foreign leader to visit No 10 North
Shortly after becoming British prime minister, Andy Burnham opened a new headquarters for the UK government in Manchester.
Excitement as scientists discover first new species of wild cat in a century
Swimmer dies after shark attack off popular Perth beach
UN mission says 'grounds to believe' US committed war crime in strike on Iran school
Mixed fortunes for Irish stars as Celtic suffer night to forget against Ferencváros
Australia to begin detaining tourists who overstay visas
Von der Leyen’s Gaza response has 'damaged EU’s reputation globally', FF MEP says
Britain's King Charles warns Nvidia and OpenAI bosses of 'existential dangers' posed by tech
Road closures on Friday and Saturday for EU presidency event with high-profile guests
Swedish prime minister Kristersson resigns after centre-left win election
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Trump's visit was grubby, weird, but apparently a success
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Buckingham Palace hits back at claims King Charles said Diana would be forgotten 'soon enough'
Carney warns against beefed-up EU alliance becoming another global power ‘only with better manners’
Catherine Connolly says Trump asked if she believed Ireland would be united during her lifetime
Catherine Connolly says private meeting with King Charles was 'very interesting'
Man United surrender two-goal lead and suffer Carabao Cup collapse against Brighton
Classic Hits Radio to remove Ed Sheeran music 'for foreseeable future' amid Macklemore row
Macklemore to donate $1m of earnings from Ed Sheeran tour to Palestinian organisations
Children among 21 killed after Gaza building collapses due to damage sustained in earlier strikes
Tharraing ‘grá’ Trump d’Éirinn aontaithe trioblóid, ní hamháin in Éirinn ach ar fud an domhain
Layoffs at GalwayBeo criticised by National Union of Journalists
'Living in another world': Irish politicians divided over von der Leyen's latest EU vision
UK culture secretary says she has ‘enormous sympathy’ for Ed Sheeran as support acts leave tour
Tánaiste welcomes plan to beef up EU security cooperation, but says Irish neutrality 'won't change'
Ursula von der Leyen also proposed a European Security Council as she warned that the EU was “stronger than ever”, but facing an increasingly precarious world.
Making moves: EU wants to take 'special relationship' with Canada to the next level
Thousands of Irish passports linked to Spanish cannabis clubs were 'freely viewable' online
The Data Protection Commisisoner said it is engaging with the Irish company that was in charge of the data.
All of Ed Sheeran's support acts, including two Irish groups, quit tour over Macklemore row
Macklemore said he was forced out of the tour after he advocated for Palestinians on stage while supporting Sheeran.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
What’s on von der Leyen’s agenda for her big EU speech tomorrow, and what are Irish MEPs hoping for?
Online safety, energy costs, Ukraine, Gaza and migration; von der Leyen has plenty competing for space in tomorrow’s address.
US judge rules Trump's name must remain off Kennedy Centre
Rob Reiner's son will not face death penalty, prosecutor says
How do the prices of Oasis Slane tickets compare to the other Live '27 tour dates?
There’s no dynamic pricing this time around, but tickets to see the band in Meath next September still don’t come cheap.
Denmark accuses Russia of firing flares at one of its helicopters