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August 2026
MDMA
'Do not take this pill in any circumstances' - Trump-shaped ecstasy pills circulating in the Netherlands
EU referendum
'Show up and vote': Iceland goes to the polls on whether to restart talks to join the EU
your stories
'Somehow losing her has made me miss Mum all over again': Our readers remember Dolly Parton
There has been an outpouring of affection for the country music legend since her death on Tuesday.
From The 42Golf
Rory McIlroy has work to do as Justin Rose moves into contention at Tour Championship
Kennedy Summer School
Backlash to data centres stateside means US may 'prefer to see them built in Ireland'
Border poll
Fianna Fáil minister 'categorically' disagrees with British prime minister on unity poll
nepal-tibet
Death toll reaches 584 as two Irish citizens listed among missing tourists after Nepal flooding
Rescue efforts have been suspended after reports of a dam bursting in Tibet.
Ireland today became the latest country to pledge support for the relief efforts.
The number of people missing on both sides of the border has risen to 2,482
Climate change is causing glaciers to melt worldwide, increasing the risks of glacial lake floods and glacial collapses.
Jewellery Heist
Thieves steal diamond necklace once owned by Egyptian royal family from Vienna museum
Artificial Intelligence
Siobhan McSweeney and Nicola Coughlan among those backing campaign against AI voice cloning
mark carney
Canada PM says it will be Lake Ontario ‘then, now and always’ after Trump's ‘Lake America’ order
World Cup
Uefa prepares to bring legal suit against Fifa president Infantino for 'criminal mismanagement'
Sponsored
Tender competition launched by NTA for key BusConnects scheme
National Transport Authority
Aug 27
Flooding
Irish officials 'working to account for' two citizens missing in Nepal after deadly floods
At least 359 people have been killed, while 540 foreign nationals remain out of contact.
Two Irish tourists are believed missing in the Rasuwa region, where they had been on an excursion.
Must ReadWhodunnit?
Why are unsupported social media theories spreading about the Lindsay Clancy murder trial?
FactCheckceuta
Debunked: The UK has not agreed to accommodate '4,000 Moroccans' who illegally entered Ceuta
Seriesrockin the suburbs
'Does everybody love beans?' - Enjoying a few cans at a unique Co Kerry festival
Flooding
Two Irish tourists believed missing and 160 people dead as flash flood engulfs villages in Nepal
Hundreds of tourists are reported missing following the flooding in the border region of Nepal.
Analysisbig tech
Big Tech is being sued from all angles in the US. Why not in Ireland?
Lawyer Paul Tweed said that anyone considering bringing a case would need to be prepared to face the ‘financial might’ of tech giants.
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