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March 2024
'Thank god I made it out with my kids': Wife of Irish man stuck in Gaza pleads with govt for help
Since Israel scaled-up its war on Palestinians more than 70 Irish citizens have fled Gaza, but a small number remain.
Humanitarian aid airdrop kills five people and injures 10 in northern Gaza
Competition watchdog pays surprise visit to Ryanair's Dublin office as part of Italian probe
Explainer: How will the US build its makeshift humanitarian aid port on the beaches of Gaza?
Biden announced last night that he has ordered the construction of a temporary port.
Irish officials 'monitoring situation' as US warns citizens of 'imminent' attack in Moscow
WATCH: The key moments of Joe Biden's State of the Union address
Iran responsible for ‘physical violence’ that killed Mahsa Amini, UN report says
Former British PM Theresa May to step down from Parliament at next UK general election
Rupert Murdoch engaged for the sixth time aged 92
US to build port off Gaza for emergency aid, Biden announces
Biden urged Israel to let more assistance into Gaza, though he still defended its military operation against Hamas.
Probe into Uvalde school shooting clears officers despite ‘many problems’ in police response
Sweden finally joins NATO, ending non-alignment in shadow of Ukraine war
Nunez fires landmark goals but Liverpool's big win is tempered by injury to Konaté
Biden to announce plans for US military to build temporary Gaza port for aid deliveries
Israel slams South Africa's new request for UN court orders as Gazans face 'catastrophic' hunger
China has called the humanitarian crisis a “disgrace for civilisation”.
Yesterday, Tánaiste Micheál Martin said this was the worst humanitarian crisis he has ever seen.
The health ministry in Gaza has said 20 people have died of malnutrition and dehydration, at least half of them children.
EPP willing to work with radical parties but only if they 'respect European values' - Taoiseach
Varadkar dubs some Trump comments 'highly inappropriate' but says Govt will work with whoever is elected
'This is our war too': Varadkar warns Putin's ambitions will not stop at Ukraine
Last month was warmest February on record globally – ninth month in a row this record has been set
Rust armourer convicted of involuntary manslaughter over shooting on Alec Baldwin film set
US Supreme Court sets date to hear Donald Trump's presidential immunity claim
Michelle O’Neill ‘determined’ that Casement Park will be rebuilt in time for Euro 2028
Envoys continue to push for ceasefire in Gaza before start of Ramadan
US President Joe Biden had urged Hamas to accept a ceasefire plan with Israel before the Muslim fasting month begins.
The UN World Food Programme has warned that hunger has reached "catastrophic levels" in northern Gaza.
At a parliamentary party meeting this evening, Tánaiste Micheál Martin described the situation as the worst humanitarian crisis he has ever seen.
The Palestinian health ministry said Israel's retaliatory offensive has killed at least 30,717 people, mostly women and children.
Biden: 'There's a place for Nikki Haley supporters in my campaign'
Today Nikki Haley, Trump’s competitor for the Republican nomination, announced that she is suspending her presidential campaign.
Blur drummer Dave Rowntree selected as Labour candidate in next UK general election
Man (43) charged in UK over alleged assault on Roy Keane last year
Taoiseach and most FG MEPs back a second von der Leyen term - but issues raised over Gaza stance
'It is not like the UK Rwanda policy': Varadkar defends proposed change to EU asylum policy
Russian strike lands near Zelenskyy and Greek prime minister during visit to Odesa
Democrats angry at Biden's support for Israel stage protest vote in presidential primaries
British intelligence services have lowered the terrorist threat level for Northern Ireland
Head of Irish Defence Forces to be nominated by Government to lead EU military committee
Trump and Biden sweep Super Tuesday, all but cementing a November election rematch
Not enough states will have voted until later this month for either to formally become the nominee for their respective parties.
Trump's last major rival Nikki Haley won Vermont, denying the former US president a full sweep.
Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate was packed for a victory party. “They call it Super Tuesday for a reason,” he told the crowd.
Biden issued a statement warning that yesterday's results had left Americans with a clear choice.
Medical experts warn of 'overmedicalisation' of menopause, suggesting a new approach
Israeli forces turn away 14-truck UN food convoy headed into Gaza as famine 'almost inevitable'
Meta says Facebook and Instagram issues resolved after the social media apps went down
Tesla halts production at Germany plant after 'sabotage' attack claimed by far-left group
UN says there are 'reasonable grounds' to believe Hamas committed rapes during 7 October attacks
Super Tuesday is not so super this year but Donald Trump may still be the winner after it
It’s not a case of ‘if’ it’s all over but ‘when’.
Rónán Duffy takes a look at why this year's bumper day of US voting isn't quite so decisive.
Donald Trump is running away with the Republican race but Nikki Haley isn't quitting yet.
Instead, Trump's days in court may be the only chance of her claiming the nomination.