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May 2025
'Out of our hands': Kneecap will no longer perform at Scotland festival amid police 'safety concerns'
Sligo-based brother of woman who lost nine kids in Gaza speaks out as fundraiser launched
Sinn Féin bill seeking to prevent sale of Israeli 'war bonds' defeated by 87 votes to 75
The Government blocked the bill, despite a legal opinion from the Oireachtas Office of Parliamentary Legal Advisers saying it would be constitutional.
Independent TDs Barry Heneghan and Gillian Toole, who support the Government, voted in favour of the bill.
German chancellor pledges to help Ukraine develop long-range missiles
'Let's call a spade a spade': Israeli government 'committing genocide in Gaza', Taoiseach says
Andrew and Tristan Tate charged with rape by police in UK
Community Notes vanishes from X feeds, raising 'serious questions' amid ongoing EU probe
US-Israeli-backed aid centre 'humiliating and insulting' to people in Gaza
One person was killed and another 48 people were injured yesterday after Israeli troops opened fired at the hub.
French surgeon sentenced to 20 years for abusing hundreds of children over two decades
Presumed leader of Hamas killed by Israeli military in Gaza
Swedish man charged for 'brutal execution' of pilot burned alive by ISIS
Liverpool parade driver arrested over attempted murder remains in police custody
US suspends student visa processing as Trump administration ramps up social media vetting
UN says 70% chance average global warming will exceed 1.5C benchmark in next five years
Trump says he's protected Russia from 'really bad things' and Putin is 'playing with fire'
Dáil briefly suspended after protesters interrupt debate on ‘Israeli war bonds’
King Charles says Canada will stay 'strong and free' in parliament speech amid Trump threats
Sound of gunfire reported as Palestinians try to reach new aid centre
Debunked: How misinformation swirled about the Liverpool car ramming despite police efforts
Man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder and drug driving over Liverpool parade crash
Joe Biden was begged by his son Hunter to ‘take a nap’ during his busy trip to Ireland in 2023
'Big question' is how car that rammed people was on street after parade, Liverpool mayor says
Two Irish nationals arrested in Spain after Irish man shot in head near Alicante
EU launches investigation into four porn sites on suspicion they fail to prevent children's access
Russia accuses Ukraine of escalating air attacks to thwart peace talks
Greek Coast Guard members charged over sinking of the Adriana that killed hundreds in 2023
New Zealand teenager dies after taking part in rugby-inspired craze
Undocumented Irish are not attending routine US immigration meetings over deportation fears
Many believe they can “disappear into the economy” if they avoid meeting ICE agents.
27 people hospitalised after car struck pedestrians at Liverpool Premier League victory parade
Police said a 53-year-old white British man from the Liverpool area, who they believe to be the driver of the car, was detained at the scene.
Merseyside Police said they are not treating the incident as terrorism.
The North West Ambulance Service said four of those injured were children.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer described the scenes as "appalling".
Hamas source says group accepts mediators' latest Gaza ceasefire proposal for 70-day truce
Kremlin says Trump 'emotional' after US President called Putin 'absolutely crazy' over Ukraine strikes
Russia says West's decision to lift range limits on weapons sent to Ukraine is 'dangerous'
French president Macron dismisses wife’s ‘slap’ caught on camera as 'playful teasing'
'Wait and see': Taoiseach says Trump's extension on tariff threat could stifle economic growth
At least 52 killed, including 15 people from same family, by Israeli strikes in Gaza, officials say
'There is no safe place': Relatives recount Israeli strike that killed nine children of Gaza doctor
King Charles, Canada's head of state, to open Ottawa parliament amid Trump's annexation threats