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International

September
September 2024
Israeli strikes kill five Palestinians in West Bank - medics
Trump on the defensive and Taylor Swift comes out for Harris: The key points on debate night in US
Last night’s debate is widely being viewed as a win for Kamala Harris who kept her cool while Trump blustered.
Harris and Trump go head-to-head in US Presidential debate
We bring you the latest through the night right here.
Foo Fighters' lead singer Dave Grohl says he has fathered a baby 'outside of my marriage'
Minister says 'sensible decisions' will be made by Govt on how to spend €13bn Apple tax money
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter album snubbed by Country Music Awards despite topping the charts
Israeli strike on so-called safe zone kills 19 people, Gaza health ministry says
Muted mics, no notes and no audience: What to expect from the first US presidential debate
Casting call: HBO is seeking Irish and UK kids to star in its new Harry Potter adaptation
EU court rules Apple must pay Ireland €13 billion in unpaid taxes after lengthy legal saga
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) is the highest court in the EU.
The court ruled that Ireland granted Apple unlawful aid which Ireland is now required to recover.
In a statement, the Irish Government said the funds will now be drawn down from an escrow fund.
EU Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said the case was a win for "European citizens and tax justice".
Typhoon Yagi leaves more than 60 dead and 40 missing after sweeping through Vietnam
The Apple saga: Ireland's epic and drawn-out battle over €13bn in taxes
We’ll know this morning whether Ireland and Apple or the European Commission wins.
James Earl Jones, actor and the voice of Darth Vader, has died aged 93
Harvey Weinstein rushed to hospital for emergency heart surgery
Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard sentenced to 11 years for sexual assaults
Debunked: Hoax claim suggests leaflets are telling Irish children to make friends with strangers
Ireland must share debt with other EU nations in radical new plan to boost competitiveness
Vatican says child abuse 'never to be tolerated', acknowledges 'harm done to victims'
Speculation about Lucy Letby's guilt ‘devastating’ for families, solicitor says
Israeli strikes on Syria kill at least 14
Apple expected to unveil iPhone 16 range with new AI tools
Trump and Harris neck-and-neck in the polls ahead of US presidential debate
'People with schizophrenia are not dangerous, but untreated psychosis is'
A psychiatrist and a patient explain what Ireland can learn from Denmark’s approach to psychosis services.
Criminal prosecutions should be brought against Grenfell Tower cladding firms, says Gove
Hezbollah fires rockets, Israel strikes after attack kills Lebanon rescuers
Manhunt underway in US after Kentucky highway shooting
Death toll rises to 21 children after fire at Kenyan primary school dormitory
Harris and Starmer say they're 'friends' looking for a stepchange in Anglo-Irish relations
Irishman goes missing while on solo hike in Sardinia
English media outrage as Lee Carsley opts not to sing national anthems
Family demands independent probe into 'Israeli military' killing of American citizen
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The Explainer: What is the reality of health crises in places like Palestine and Sudan?
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Trump's sentencing for convictions in hush money case to be delayed until after US election
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Telegram founder under investigation in France announces changes to fight illicit content on app
Teenager charged over shooting at Georgia high school that killed four people appears in court
Debunked: Claim that PCR tests are ‘97% inaccurate' is false (and old)
Defamation battle between Van Morrison and former NI health minister settled