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Hundreds of thousands turn out for Pope's Mass in Paris
Jim O'Callaghan to attend meeting on EU border security in Munich today
Dublin City Council not at war with Christmas, but with basic organisation and communication
Carl Kinsella
CNN blocked from travelling with Trump on Air Force One
Six missing after explosion causes building to collapse near Acropolis in Athens
Woman who accused Jay-Z of rape says allegations were false
Taylor Swift has hinted at ANOTHER big release. We rounded up fan theories of what it could be.
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Volkswagen recalls over three million vehicles over steering risk
Explainer: What exemption does Poland have in the EU Migration Pact?
Iran offers deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz in seven days if US meets conditions
Man City found guilty of over 100 charges of breaching Premier League financial rules - reports
Darina Allen among famous chefs calling for ocean-farmed salmon not to be served in restaurants
Israeli player sent off for goal celebration suggests he was mimicking pool, not firing a gun
Italy bans burqas and niqabs in schools and limits non-Italian speaking students
Actor Hannah Einbinder said she hopes her arrest at Netanyahu protest draws attention to Gaza
Trump hosts Xi Jinping for state dinner and the guest list included Elon Musk and Sam Altman
Taoiseach tells UN the world will be shamed when 'true horrors' of Gaza are fully revealed
He also told world leaders that Israel’s actions in the West Bank amount to ethnic cleansing.
Israeli player sent off for controversial celebration with corner flag as late goals secure Austrian win
US will have to pay for new Greenland military bases despite Trump’s ‘no cost’ claim, Denmark says
Ireland did not take part in mass walkout during Netanyahu's UN General Assembly address
Netanyahu accused the global press of ‘spreading lies’ about Israel, and said Israel’s conduct in Gaza is ‘the opposite of genocide’.
Here's what happened today: Thursday
Some Amazon customers will receive cheques for up to $200 following settlement with US regulators
Kosovo v Republic of Ireland, Uefa Nations League
Heimir Hallgrímsson’s side lose 1-0 in campaign opener in Pristina.
US news outlets allowed back into the White House after Trump ban
World must be 'mindful' of AI risks, McEntee says after rogue OpenAI model hack on Australian site
The AI model bypassed safeguards during training went on to hack the government website.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the AI tool sought access to a health statistics portal in June and "didn't accept no for an answer".
OpenAI did not raise the alarm until September, when it sent a message to a generic email inbox that is only checked once each day.
You can now buy stamps celebrating modern Irish literature
Netanyahu's plane again avoids Irish airspace en route to UN due to ICC arrest warrant fears
Netherlands will return to Eurovision after boycotting 2026 competition over Israel
Iranian president accuses US of 'terrorism' for assassinating Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
Did you know they've made a TV series where real politicians pretend Russia is bombing the UK?
Lise Hand: Swear to God, I saw U2 play in the Dandelion Market too
The band, who celebrate 50 years in the business this week, went from playing small Irish venues to stadiums around the world in the space of a few short years.
'I believe in self-determination': Mamdani on a united Ireland after round of bingo with Taoiseach
The pair stopped into the New York Irish Center this afternoon before taking a trip on the subway together.
Trump invites Putin to Miami for G20 summit in December
Harvey Weinstein resentenced to 15 years in prison for sexual assault
Michael O'Leary says he has 'no doubt' air fares will increase next year
US delegate leaves the room as Iran's president tells UN that country is 'victim of terrorism'
'We can't do everything for everyone': Taoiseach seeks to manage expectations around budget
The Taoiseach also defended New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani ahead of a meeting with him later today.