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International

September
September 2025
'Ludicrous': Michelle O'Neill leads NI criticism of Starmer's new digital 'Brit Cards'
'I'm not afraid': Ex-FBI director and Trump critic James Comey charged with two crimes
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How could the killing of Charlie Kirk reshape the American right?
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Taoiseach and Tánaiste bring Irish weather to Canada and DC while talking up trade with Ireland
The Tánaiste is understood to have raised the drinks industry tariffs of 15% with Howard Lutnick.
Police investigating death of Irish woman, 66, in Spanish apartment complex
Here's what happened today: Thursday
Obama conferred with Freedom of Dublin amid calls to boycott the event
European broadcasters to vote on Israel’s participation in Eurovision next year
Unusual Dáil motion to condemn attacks on Gaza flotilla with Irish aboard
Israel kills pregnant aid worker and two infant children in airstrike on apartment
The World Health Organisation estimates that at least 1,580 health workers have been killed by Israel since October 2023.
Kneecap criticise Met Police decision to move protesters planning to gather outside court tomorrow
'It's the human response': Dublin barrister on why she's sailing with the Gaza aid flotilla
Gaza flotilla group says it has 'credible' intelligence Israel will attack them 'within 48 hours'
Former French president Sarkozy given five-year jail term over campaign finance links to Gaddafi
The date of Sarkozy’s incarceration will be decided later.
Trump accuses UN staff of 'triple sabotage' over technical issues during his General Assembly speech
Drone incursions over Denmark airports were part of 'hybrid attack'
Rihanna and ASAP Rocky have named their new daughter Rocki Irish Mayers
Palestinian president to address UN virtually after US barred him from attending in person
Martin spoke (briefly) to Trump at a world leaders banquet and they chatted about golf
Rory McIIroy, Doonbeg and the Ryder Cup were briefly touched upon in their chat at New York hotel last night.
Tánaiste raises attack on Gaza flotilla at UN amid calls for probe into drone attack
Detainee dead and two wounded in shooting at US immigration facility
Trump hangs portrait of autopen in Biden's place on White House Presidential Walk of Fame
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Zelenskyy tells UN that international institutions are 'too weak’ in stopping Russia
American businessman, 55, spared jail for sexual assault on student in Shelbourne Hotel sauna
Tánaiste pushes for early vote on suspending parts of EU-Israel trade agreement
'Anyway… as I was saying': Jimmy Kimmel made his return to the US airwaves overnight
'It's a chilling crime': Taoiseach supports actions to get 20,000 Ukrainian children back from Russia
Trump says he now believes Ukraine can win back all territory lost to Russia
Player ratings: How did you rate the performances of the Traitors finalists ... and Siobhán?
Man charged with attempting to kill Trump on Florida golf course convicted on all counts
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Doctor: Trump’s feelings about vaccines risk children's lives and discount centuries of evidence
Dr Catherine Conlon
Trump says European countries 'going to hell' because of migration in UN speech
Trump addressed the United Nations for the first time since he returned to office and quickly took to slashing the US role in international organisations.
Obama to receive Freedom of Dublin this Thursday (eight years after it was first offered)
'Disney folded': Late-night hosts hail return of Jimmy Kimmel after highly criticised suspension
Danish PM calls drones that led to airport shutdown 'most serious' attack on critical infrastructure
Opinion: Christianity is having a resurgence on social media - but what's driving it?
Andrea Horan
Taoiseach urges other countries to follow France's example and recognise Palestinian statehood