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Hungary prime minister claims Trump said he won't 'give a penny' to Ukraine
Paschal Donohoe appears to rule himself out for the top IMF job
President Michael D Higgins issues strongly worded statement calling for a ceasefire in Gaza
The President said the “world has been warned” of the consequences of inaction in Gaza.
Portugal set for political uncertainty as no party wins majority but far-right make gains
Lyrics for Israel's re-written Eurovision song revealed after row over first submission
Kate Middleton apologises for photo 'confusion', saying she was 'experimenting with editing'
Zelenskyy hits back at Pope Francis over 'white flag' comments about Ukraine war negotiations
'Glad the auld acting worked out for him': Praise and delight as Cillian Murphy claims Oscar
Oscars ceremony delayed by Gaza protest as stars wear red pins supporting immediate ceasefire
'Do I look like a Batman?' - Cillian Murphy's journey from jazz musician to Best Actor
Five of six missing skiers found dead in Swiss Alps after storm delayed search party
Tuxes, trips and one very good border collie: The looks from last night's Oscars
Dog at the Oscars alert.
'Go raibh míle maith agaibh': Cillian Murphy won the Oscar
Despite last summer’s ‘Barbenheimer’ rivalry, Barbie claimed just one award.
"I’m a very proud Irishman standing here tonight," Murphy declared in his acceptance speech
Oppenheimer went on to win Best Picture - completing a major sweep of the night’s accolades
It was also a big night for Irish production company Element Pictures as Poor Things picked up four awards
Major photo agencies issue 'kill notice' for Kate Middleton photo over 'manipulation' concerns
Quiz: How much do you know about this year's Oscar nominations?
Who's nominated? How do I watch? Everything you need to know about tonight's Oscars
Hamas chief says still open to truce talks as Ramadan begins and US vessel sets sail with aid
The Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan begins tomorrow.
American officials said it is likely to be weeks before the pier is operational.
Meanwhile, Biden said he believes Netanyahu is “hurting Israel more than helping Israel”.
The health ministry in Gaza today said the number of deaths in Israel's bombardment and ground offensive in Gaza had risen to 31,045.
Seán Kelly and John Mullins, former Bord Gáis CEO, to run for Fine Gael in European elections
International coverage of referendums focuses on 'shambolic' campaign and 'women in the home'
Ukraine vows to 'never' surrender after Pope says it should have 'courage to raise white flag'
Trump and Biden trade barbs in competing rallies in battleground state of Georgia
Arrested, disgraced, injured: Cryptocurrency scams promote hoax stories about Irish celebrities
Have you seen spam ads appear on your social feeds?
One scam recently came about after a hacking of an Indian politician's Meta account.
The Journal understands the account was compromised by hackers who launched more than 50 ad campaigns.
Celebrity scam ads appear on Facebook and X.com after less than a minute of scrolling through main feeds.
Aid ship from Cyprus 'ready' to sail for Gaza through maritime corridor
The head of the European Commission expressed hope that a maritime corridor could open tomorrow, although details remained unclear.
US President Joe Biden said on Thursday that the US military would build a "temporary pier" off Gaza's coast to bring in aid.
A humanitarian aid airdrop in the north of Gaza killed five people and wounded 10 yesterday.
Biden caught on hot mic saying he and Netanyahu will need to have a 'come to Jesus meeting'
As Irish soldiers depart, peace looks as remote as ever in the violence-ravaged Golan
The Journal recently travelled to Syria to visit Irish troops peacekeeping on the contested Golan.
Three people killed after helicopter carrying National Guard members crashes along US-Mexico border
'Thank god I made it out with my kids': Wife of Irish man stuck in Gaza pleads with govt for help
Since Israel scaled-up its war on Palestinians more than 70 Irish citizens have fled Gaza, but a small number remain.
Humanitarian aid airdrop kills five people and injures 10 in northern Gaza
Competition watchdog pays surprise visit to Ryanair's Dublin office as part of Italian probe
Explainer: How will the US build its makeshift humanitarian aid port on the beaches of Gaza?
Biden announced last night that he has ordered the construction of a temporary port.
Irish officials 'monitoring situation' as US warns citizens of 'imminent' attack in Moscow
WATCH: The key moments of Joe Biden's State of the Union address
Iran responsible for ‘physical violence’ that killed Mahsa Amini, UN report says
Former British PM Theresa May to step down from Parliament at next UK general election
Rupert Murdoch engaged for the sixth time aged 92
US to build port off Gaza for emergency aid, Biden announces
Biden urged Israel to let more assistance into Gaza, though he still defended its military operation against Hamas.
Probe into Uvalde school shooting clears officers despite ‘many problems’ in police response
Sweden finally joins NATO, ending non-alignment in shadow of Ukraine war
Nunez fires landmark goals but Liverpool's big win is tempered by injury to Konaté