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Claim IRA members were in Colombia on holiday, not to train FARC, 'insulted US intelligence'
Tony Blair wanted to have 'a good time' during 1993 trip to Ireland, ideally involving U2
'Reproductive fascism': Read the letters calling on Mary Robinson to intervene in X Case
Many people, from Ireland and abroad, contacted the president about the controversial case in 1992.
The X Case centred on a 14-year-old girl who became pregnant after being raped
The letters to Robinson highlight how divisise the issue was in Ireland and abroad
'It is with disbelief and disgust that we heard about the young girl who has been forbidden to leave Ireland'
Gaza population in 'grave peril' due to acute hunger, says World Health Organisation
Man dies and several others injured after car ploughs into crowd of people in Sheffield
Former EU Commission president Jacques Delors has died aged 98
Russian drones kill at least six people in Ukraine and knocks out power
Poland's new culture minister announces liquidation of all State media ahead of restructuring
Florida woman shot dead by 14-year-old brother while trying to defuse row over Christmas gifts
At least ten people dead as severe weather batters eastern Australia
Heat exhaustion killed Taylor Swift fan attending show in Rio de Janeiro – forensics report
Michigan court rejects bid to bar Trump from 2024 ballot
New York Times sues OpenAI and Microsoft for using its articles to train AI chatbot
Death toll from Israeli assault on Gaza passes 21,000 as IDF says war will go on for months
UK abandons plan to use imperial measures for goods after consultation finds only 1% in favour
Wolfgang Schaeuble, German finance minister during eurozone debt crisis, dies aged 81
Princess Diana referred to NI as part of the Republic, according to Irish ambassador's note
Taoiseach: Robbie Keane's decision to coach Israeli football club is ‘a matter for him’
Six people dead and tens of thousands affected by flooding in southern Thailand
SF should move away from violent links to stop attracting 'head bangers', Adams agreed in 2001
Star of Oscar-winning movie Parasite Lee Sun-Kyun found dead after police search
Jackie Kennedy rang Irish Embassy to ensure Defence Forces would play role in JFK's funeral
Govt heard of British collusion in murder of man wrongly identified as IRA mole 'Stakeknife'
Ireland considered making 21 age of consent for gay people when decriminalising homosexuality
One 1993 document noted that moving from “criminalisation to equality might be too major a change at one go”.
The age of consent for heterosexual intercourse at the time was, and still is, 17 years old
21 was described as "probably the age most acceptable to those who do not want decriminalisation but recognise that there is no choice"
However, if 21 was chosen, "there would be an attempt to portray this country as backward", officials warned
Hojlund's first Premier League goal caps stunning Man United comeback against Aston Villa
UN 'gravely concerned' by Israeli strikes on central Gaza as Netanyahu doubles down
The WHO reported “harrowing” accounts of Israel’s attacks on Gaza on 24 December.
Netanyahu wrote in the Wall Street Journal that the Israeli state will not stop with its assault.
The UN Human Rights Office said all attacks had to adhere to international humanitarian law.
The WHO detailed how one Gazan child lost her whole family from one airstrike.
Sweden's bid to join Nato inches forward - but still faces key vote in Turkish parliament
'No reindeer, unfortunately': Russian opposition leader re-emerges in Arctic Circle penal colony
US launches airstrikes on militia groups in Iraq after attack on troops
Police in France arrest man suspected of murdering woman and four children on Christmas Day
Russian naval ship in Crimea ‘damaged in air strike by Ukrainian forces’
Austria detains suspected terrorists amid security fears
Ukrainians change Christmas celebration date to distance themselves from Russia
Sitdown Sunday: The house with over 720,000 Christmas lights
Man arrested on suspicion of theft and criminal damage after London Banksy art removed
UN-led peace process announces Yemeni warring factions agree to ceasefire
Israel continues to strike Gaza after UN Security Council demands aid be rushed in 'at scale'
UN Security Council yesterday approved a resolution demanding “immediate, safe and unhindered” deliveries of life-saving aid.
At Washington's insistence, the UN Security Council avoided calling for a ceasefire that would stop the 11-week-old conflict.
It is still unclear what, if any, impact the vote will have on the ground.
WHO boss Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned that "hunger is present, and famine is looming in Gaza".
Woman remanded in custody in England charged with murder of five-month-old daughter
Shackleton’s Endurance to be one of most 'easily accessible shipwrecks' despite staying under sea