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International

Last week
16th March 2025 - 22nd March 2025
Irish man dies after being hit by vehicle in west Thailand
US judge orders Elon Musk's DOGE to stop firing employees of foreign aid agency
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
'Bodies and limbs on the ground' after Israeli strikes kill more than 400 people in Gaza
Israel said that the country’s return to bombing Gaza had been “fully coordinated with Washington”.
Thousands gather to remember victims of deadly club fire in North Macedonia
Hungarian parliament overwhelmingly passes bill banning Budapest Pride parade
Rory McIlroy to make film debut alongside Adam Sandler in Happy Gilmore 2
Trump says 80,000 JFK assassination files will be released today
Melbourne police probe Kneecap gig over missing King George V statue head
Simon Harris says Conor McGregor 'represents the very worst of toxic masculinity'
Astronauts stuck in space begin their return journey home
Canada 'must diversify' its trade relationships, new PM Mark Carney says
Tánaiste says Conor McGregor 'doesn't speak for Ireland' as MMA fighter arrives at White House
'Does Russia want peace?' asks Harris ahead of Trump and Putin talks on Ukraine tomorrow
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Who are the Alawites, and is Syria on the brink of more violence?
Are we looking at the country sliding into another civil war? And what is life like under the new government? We’re joined by Joseph Daher, a Swiss-Syrian academic who specialises in the political economy of the Middle East.
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At least 39 dead after tornadoes, wildfires and dust storms cause havoc across US
Houthi rebels claim attacks on US aircraft carrier group after air strikes on Yemen
'I came with a suitcase, my child and my PTSD': Ukrainians in Ireland on three years of war
Fifteen people detained after 59 die in North Macedonia nightclub fire
Rory McIlroy and JJ Spaun set for Monday playoff at The Players Championship
Hojlund ends 21-game drought as Man United cruise against Leicester
Five children among 53 people reported dead after Trump orders air strikes on Yemen
'If I can get eggs for under 10 dollars I'm delighted': Why are egg prices surging in the US?
59 people dead following nightclub fire in North Macedonia
‘Disinformation will be back’ warns expert as Meta rolls out Community Notes
Taoiseach says Michelle O’Neill's Washington boycott was 'a big mistake'
First picture of Pope Francis since his hospitalisation released
Trump and Putin expected to discuss Ukraine in the coming week, say officials
Sixteen people hospitalised following porch roof collapse at Pittsburgh St Patrick's Day party
Prince Harry’s immigration files to be released publicly after questions on previous drug use
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The Oval Office meeting veered between success and humiliation
Was it a disaster, an incredible success, or something in between? Christine Bohan, Christina Finn, Rónán Duffy, and — up bright and early in Washington DC — Jane Matthews look at how the meeting panned out.
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Sitdown Sunday: Who is Syria's new leader?
The forgotten ‘Dresden Affair’ - the tragic incident which ended mass Irish emigration to Argentina
At least 32 people killed in the US as tornadoes flatten homes
This month
March 2025
France crowned Six Nations champions with victory over Scotland
Trump announces 'decisive and powerful military action' as strikes start in Yemen
Gene Hackman’s dog likely died of dehydration and starvation, report shows
At least 14 killed in violent tornadoes in the US, say officials
US Democrats fume as some in party cave to Trump on spending bill