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August 2025
Amnesty accuses Israel of deliberately starving Palestinians as mass anti-war protests hit Tel Aviv
Expert dispels 'ludicrous' influencer claims that sunscreen has dangerous chemicals
Covid-19 handwashing messaging may have worsened symptoms for people with OCD
EU accused of 'intimidation' of staff who are protesting bloc's response to Gaza
In one incident, bake sales organised for the Irish Red Cross were allegedly criticised as being “antisemitic”.
Scottie Scheffler victorious on PGA Tour yet again as Bob MacIntyre blows four-shot lead
Quiz: How much do you know about Normal People?
Archeological expert criticises Wexford council over destruction of 'historic' homes
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Money Diaries: Data analyst on €48.5K living in Limerick, but commuting two days to Dublin office
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Melia and Forrester fire Pat's past Shelbourne and into FAI Cup quarter-finals
Arsenal capitalise on goalkeeping error to beat Man United
'You can restore children's melodic laughter': Melania Trump sends letter to Vladimir Putin
Group that helped Ukrainians and hosts warns of rise in exploitation since it got defunded
Terence Stamp, Superman villain and 'swinging sixties' icon, dies aged 87
Police Ombudsman investigating incident that caused 'serious harm' to man on O'Connell Street
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Thunderstorm warning issued for three counties tomorrow
Heather Humphreys confirms she is 'seriously considering' seeking Fine Gael nomination for president
Number of European leaders to join Zelenskyy in the White House tomorrow
Taoiseach Micheál Martin participated in talks today with a number of European leaders planning to travel to Washington.
Indian community celebrates independence day in Dublin
Planning row breaks out between parish priest and locals in Limerick village
Oasis-goers caution tonight's ticketholders after reports of problems in stadium
Irish Ambassador's residence in London hit with €46,000 rent hike
Poll: Do you have an enemy?
Ukraine and Russia exchange attacks one day before Zelenskyy is due in DC for peace talks
'We don't know the taste of sleep': Gaza City in peril as Israel plans to seize control
Sitdown Sunday: 'This war is being waged as if childhood itself has no place in Gaza'
Oasis review: Last night was Christmas in August for long-time fans
Woman, 20, evacuated from Gaza to Italy dies in hospital
Professor: 'It's hard to reassure international researchers about their safety in Ireland'
Professor Lokesh Joshi
This key point is always missed in MetroLink debates - it isn’t just for Dublin Airport
Billionaires, commuters and planners are still at odds as Dublin waits on a decision for the long-delayed MetroLink.
Country's largest private landlord drops controversial 'common area' fees for over 50 apartments
The charges – ranging from an extra €150 to €200 every month – had been slapped on new tenants.
An indoor pool and uninterrupted sea views beside the beach for €1,250,000
How well do you know Blur?
First-time TD Barry Heneghan on making a splash, that Lowry photo, and his thoughts on Paul Murphy
'You lunatics!': Oasis take to the stage in Croke Park for their first Irish concert in 16 years
The band is performing to a jam-packed crowd at the country’s largest venue.
National Guard members sent to Washington to assist Trump's takeover of city's police department
Relationships and the art of compromise: One person wants their way, but the other says 'no'
Margaret Lynch
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday