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March 2025
'I understand I'm getting a lot of advice': Martin tight-lipped ahead of big meeting with Trump
The Taoiseach will meet Trump in the White House on Wednesday.
Israel cuts off electricity supply to Gaza ahead of new truce talks in Doha
Irish passengers impacted as strike action grounds thousands of flights to and from Germany
‘Slight improvement’ in Pope Francis’s health though doctors maintain ‘reserved prognosis’
Man who climbed Big Ben clock tower with Palestinian flag is charged
Former banker (and Irish citizen) Mark Carney to become next Canadian prime minister
Canada Liberal Party to choose new leader to replace Trudeau as Prime Minister
England keep Six Nations hopes alive with bonus-point win over Italy
Israel to cut off electricity supply to Gaza
Hundreds of thousands left without power after near-cyclone sweeps over Australia
Pro-Palestine protester arrested after scaling Big Ben in London
Scotland run in five tries as Wales’ losing run continues despite late fightback
Gaza protesters vandalise Donald Trump's Scottish golf resort
Families of Israeli hostages and freed captives urge Netanyahu to implement Gaza deal
Pope Francis 'responding well' to treatment as condition remains stable
Workers at the busiest airports in Germany set to strike on Monday
One dead and 36 injured as tropical low tracks west across Australian east coast
EU 'must step up military support' after Russian strikes in Ukraine kill 14 people overnight
Twelve people injured after shooting in Canada, three suspects still at large
'Security not war': How quickly can Europe move on its ambitious new defence plan?
Movement has been swift so far by EU standards but it’s likely any plan will be slow to put into progress.
Concern Worldwide announces mass layoffs in Dublin and abroad amid cuts to international aid
Charities in receipt of US funding have also been asked to confirm that they don’t promote DEI, climate or gender “ideology”.
Trump threatens 'large scale' sanctions on Russia after overnight missile attack on Ukraine
'Race for security, not war': Donald Tusk says Poland must pursue nuclear weapons for protection
Ireland's Sarah Lavin eases into 60m hurdles final at European Indoors with impressive run
What would you like Micheál Martin to say to Trump when they meet? We want to hear your thoughts
US to carry out first firing squad execution since 2010
'They voted for me so I like them': Trump declares Irish American Heritage Month
Pope Francis had a ‘peaceful night’ in hospital as condition remains ‘stable’
Eurostar trains cancelled after unexploded World War Two bomb found on Paris train tracks
Crossbow killer searched for Andrew Tate's podcast before murdering former partner, UK court told
Macron calls Putin an 'imperialist' after Russian president compared him to Napoleon
Debris from SpaceX Starship rocket disrupts US air traffic after breaking up during launch
Evacuation orders and power outages in eastern Australia as Tropical Cyclone Alfred approaches
EU leaders agree plan for massive boost in defence spending but Orban vetoes Ukraine statement
Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen billed today’s summit as a ‘watershed moment’ for Ukraine.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine and US will hold talks next week in Saudi Arabia about ending the war
'Thank you for your prayers': Message from Pope played for worshippers at St Peter's Square