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International

'We're going in': Trump pledges National Guard deployment in 'hellhole' Chicago
Trump dismisses health (and death) rumours as 'fake news'
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
French police kill suspect after five people injured in Marseille stabbing spree
Suicide is leading cause of death for young people in Europe, new research shows
Israel calls up reservists as it pushes into first stage of Gaza City invasion
Death toll from Afghanistan earthquake passes 1,400 as Taliban appeal for aid
French actor Gerard Depardieu ordered to stand trial for rape
Mapped: Belgium the latest to join growing global recognition of Palestine
As Belgium joins over 140 countries in recognising Palestine, maps reveal Israel’s deepening diplomatic isolation.
Graham Linehan claims he was arrested at Heathrow Airport over social media posts
Belgium the latest country to say it will recognise the state of Palestine
More than 1,000 people killed in massive landslide in Sudan after days of heavy rain
Nestle dismisses chief executive after investigation into undisclosed relationship with employee
TG4 showed that Electric Picnic can work on TV - so why won't RTÉ do it?
The national Irish language public service provider was the only station televising the country’s largest music festival.
Yesterday
1st September 2025
More than 800 people killed after strong earthquake hits Afghanistan
Xi and Putin all smiles before rounding on Western 'bullying' at China summit
Liverpool confirm Isak signing from Newcastle for British record fee €145 million
Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, leading genocide scholars say
Ireland open to taking part in peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, Taoiseach says
Here's what happened today: Monday
Gaza aid flotilla departs Barcelona again after earlier setback caused by stormy weather
47 more people charged with terrorism offences in London for supporting Palestine Action
Food prices surge by 5% in the past 12 months as inflation rises
Israeli 'war bond' sales no longer facilitated by the Irish Central Bank
There have been multiple protests outside the Central Bank since the conflict between Israel and Hamas broke out in October 2023.
Hamas military spokesman Abu Obeida killed in Gaza attack, Israel says
'This city has become a city of ghosts': The photo diary of a journalist killed in Gaza
Fatima Hassouna
Sunday
31st August 2025
Opinion: Trump's tech sector threats can't be allowed stop us from protecting children online
Dr Catherine Conlon
Szoboszlai's stunning free-kick hands Liverpool victory over title rivals Arsenal
Houthi rebels vow to intensify attacks on Israel after group's prime minister killed in strike
'We need to stop this': Aid flotilla carrying Greta Thunberg and Irish activists sets sail for Gaza
Irish actor Liam Cunningham, who is supporting the flotilla, described it as “an indication of the world’s failure to uphold international law”.
Wife of Australian man wanted in police killings urges him to surrender
Pope calls for end to ‘pandemic of arms’ in prayer for victims of Minnesota school shooting
Sitdown Sunday: How much is Donald Trump cashing in on the US presidency?
Putin touches down in China to take part in security summit
Naoise Dolan: I've protested Israel's actions every way I can. Now, I'm joining the flotilla sailing for Gaza
Naoise Dolan
Last week
24th August 2025 - 30th August 2025
One dead and five injured after man drives car into crowd outside French wine bar
Manchester United rescue win over Burnley with 97th-minute Fernandes penalty
Prime minister of Yemen's Houthi government killed in Israeli airstrike, rebels confirm
Officials convey 'concern' to German authorities after Irish pro-Palestine activist punched by officer
Video footage shows Dublin native Kitty O’Brien being punched by a police officer during the protest in Berlin.
Israel will soon slow or halt aid into parts of Gaza as it expands its attack on the territory