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International

August
August 2025
No evidence to suggest foul play involved in death of Irish woman found on yacht in New York
Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, from Carlow, was the founder of fashion brand East x East.
Inside Port au Prince: Purge-like gang violence, drone strikes and millions going hungry
Humanitarian Matt Knight said that the situation inside the Haitian capital is worse than ever.
Over a dozen flights between Ireland and Birmingham cancelled after emergency landing on runway
Slovenia moves to ban imports from illegal Israeli settlements in Palestine
Claire’s, the teen jewellery retail chain, files for bankruptcy again
World watches in horror and the IDF is sceptical, so will Netanyahu order full occupation?
Netanyahu held a three-hour meeting with security chiefs yesterday to discuss options for the continuation of the war.
The prime minister is being met with opposition from senior military officers.
The amy chief of staff warned that a full occupation would be like "walking into a trap".
Italian government gets approval to build massive bridge connecting Sicily to the mainland
ChatGPT will not tell people to break up with their partners (anymore)
UK watchdog bans Zara ads for using photos of models who appeared to be ‘unhealthily thin'
Gary Lineker lands presenting role on ITV three months after BBC departure
US Health Secretary RFK Jr halts funding for vaccines to fight Covid-19 and flu
Kennedy’s decision to terminate the projects is the latest in a string of decisions that have put the long-time vaccine critic’s doubts about jabs into full effect.
One dead, nine injured in wildfire in southern France
Twenty people killed after aid truck overturns near Gaza refugee camp
US envoy Witkoff arrives in Russia ahead of Trump's sanctions deadline
Trump's planning 250% tariffs on pharmaceuticals - and he hasn't forgotten about Ireland
More than 90 people die after boat sinks off coast of Yemen
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Manchester United make bid for Leipzig’s Benjamin Sesko after Newcastle’s improved offer
Bill and Hillary Clinton called to testify in Washington about Jeffrey Epstein
'Intensive' efforts underway to secure release of kidnapped Irish aid worker in Haiti
Tánaiste Simon Harris has said that “no stone will be left unturned” as efforts continue to secure the release of Gena Heraty
OceanGate submarine disaster primarily caused by the company's failures, says US Coast Guard
No, it's not science fiction - NASA has been ordered to put a nuclear reactor on the moon
Watch: Rare overhead footage of Gaza reveals scale of devastation
The airdrop by the French military is one of a number being carried out by European countries, including the UK.
Netanyahu may order full occupation of Gaza today - reports
Trump says Sydney Sweeney has ‘hottest ad out there’ while Taylor Swift is ‘no longer hot’
US grand jury probe ordered into alleged ‘Russiagate’ conspiracy against Trump
Brazil judge puts ex-president Bolsonaro under house arrest for breaking social media ban
From the return of Stranger Things to Jason Mamoa's new epic: Ten shows to stream this autumn
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Two teenagers sentenced for 'sadistic' torture and killing of kittens in London
Trump threatens to ramp up tariffs on India for its dealing with 'Russian War Machine'
Hundreds of Israeli former security officers urge Trump to push Netanyahu for a Gaza ceasefire
Belfast Gaeilge org rejects funding from US union over its leader's praise for bombing Iran
Irish officials working to ensure release of kidnapped Irish woman in Haiti, says Tánaiste
Gena Heraty, who has lived in Haiti since 1993, runs the orphanage which cares for up to 270 children.
Seventeen heat records broken in Japan today
Bodies of all five trapped miners found after shaft collapse in Chile
Man dies after falling at Oasis concert at Wembley Stadium
Michael D Higgins says videos of emaciated Israeli hostages a 'shocking act of cruelty'
The President further said the videos damage ‘any cause’ to which Hamas ‘attach themselves’ as he called for urgent action to alleviate the crisis in Gaza.
American citizen killed in the West Bank died from arson by Israeli settlers, his family say