International

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4th October 2026 - 10th October 2026
'Feel free to invent your own language': Rosalía says Bono sought Spanish lesson for new song
Fuel prices in Northern Ireland are now displayed on Google Maps
'They're all crazy': Canadian poet Anne Carson reacts to winning Nobel Prize in literature
Warrants to raid ex-prince Andrew's homes ruled as unlawful, but investigation to continue
Vigils held for Maricarmen Abascal (87), whose eviction sparked housing protests across Spain
Hundreds marched to parliament chanting: “The struggle continues, Maricarmen lives.”
US death row inmate Christa Pike 'angry and confused' after failed execution, lawyer says
Germany reels amid major spy scandal, but sources say Ireland has little to worry about
August Hanning ran Germany’s BND foreign intelligence agency between 1998 and 2005 and is suspected of charges including “attempted treason” and “espionage”.
Mark Zuckerberg paid over €50m for Strancally Castle in Waterford
WHO requests more information from Russia over reported plague death at Siberian laboratory
McDonald urges Martin to apply 'all necessary pressure' on NI Secretary to end Drumcree dispute
Man accused of Ann Widdecombe murder appears in court over terror plot at Nigel Farage's home
'I have nothing left to give': emotion and tears as Messi retires from Argentina team
As Israel marks the third anniversary of Hamas's 7 October attack, bombs continue to fall on Gaza
Eva Marie Saint, star of North By Northwest and On The Waterfront, has died aged 102
Christa Pike conscious and speaking after failed execution in Tennessee
Nearly 500 arrested and tear gas fired in mass protests against school conditions
The WHO says the risk of the plague to Europe is 'very low'
Uefa probe into Ireland v Israel tunnel bust-up after spitting claim
A5 road from the Tyrone border to Derry set for major upgrade after Belfast court ruling
Germany's former spy chief arrested on suspicion of espionage and treason
Trump approves firing squad execution for Fort Hood mass shooter
Israel puts army on alert and claims Hamas planning 'terrorist' attack on 7 October anniversary
France braces for more student protests as tens of thousands expected to turn out in Paris
The office of the country’s prime minister, Sébastien Lecornu, has called for “peaceful” gatherings.
'We are sorry': OpenAI apologises to Australia for hacking government health service data
US bombers pulled from RAF Fairford in face of ‘some threats’, says Trump
British novelist and former Conservative politician Jeffrey Archer dies aged 86
'Appalling injustice' - academics call on Taoiseach to intervene over visas for Gazan students
Accusations of trash talk and hypocrisy: How Israeli media covered Sunday's match
Zach Bryan wears 'Free Palestine' T-shirt at stadium weeks after Ed Sheeran-Macklemore tour dispute
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor takes legal action against police over search warrants
Irishman dies in Madrid after being hit by taxi
Spain's prime minister calls snap election as pressure mounts due to housing protests
Jair Bolsonaro's son Flavio tops presidential vote as the right makes big gains in Brazil
Flavio Bolsonaro was a little-known senator a few months ago when his father anointed him his political heir.
Spitting allegation made against Israeli player added to list of controversies with Ireland
An empty stadium and even emptier commentary: RTÉ broadcasts Uefa feed of second Israel game