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Netanyahu says Israel intends to take total control of Gaza, but not annex it
Thousands of people, including former hostages, are protesting the planned expansion of the Israeli campaign.
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Group of US politicians express concern over proposed Irish trade ban with Israeli settlements
Four new cubs of a rare lion species have been born in a European zoo
Britain's homelessness minister resigns after reports she hiked rent after removing tenants
Talks on a treaty to reduce plastic pollution blocked by oil-producing countries
Fleadh Cheoil goers break Guinness World Record for biggest céilí band set
Winners of best dressed awards at Dublin Horse Show announced
Nadine King, from Donnybrook in Dublin, took home the €10,000 cash prize for Best Dressed.
Peter Chap Cleere: If you were upset over camogie skorts, then why not show up to their games?
Peter 'Chap' Cleere
Former Superman actor Dean Cain joins ICE to back Trump's mass deportations policy
Irish search connected to major Spanish operation targetting drug smuggling gang
Debunked: Old video of a Belgian mosque claims to show “what they’re teaching kids now in school”
The Great Barrier Reef has seen its largest annual coral loss in at least four decades
Here's how much profit some supermarkets in Ireland are making
Suspected sex offender used 27 aliases in UK and France before arriving in Ireland, court hears
'A disgrace': Up to 350 schools will not have access to hot school meals in September as promised
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Extraordinary photos show scale of devastation caused by wildfires that scorched southern France
Firefighters warn that stronger winds are forecast for later today, and local temperatures are set to reach 32 degrees Celsius.
Price of a pound of butter has gone up by more than a euro in the last year
Liveline audience was down 8,000 in June when Joe Duffy signed off the airwaves
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Will more countries recognising Palestine make any real difference?
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Trump and Putin have agreed to meet in the next few days
Questions for Ireland as investigation reveals Microsoft data centre use by Israeli military
A Guardian report has revealed Microsoft’s cloud services are used by Israel’s Unit 8200 to archive millions of Palestinian phone calls.
Three people charged with showing support for Palestine Action in the UK
Man in his 40s dies following single-vehicle collision in Co Tipperary last night
The hidden harm: How modern pornography is warping young minds and fuelling criminal pathways
Mick Moran
Sharp increase in prescription painkiller use in Ireland
Murder investigation launched into death of man at his home in Tipperary
Ian Walsh was found dead in Carrick-on-Suir, having sustained visible injuries.
World's third-hottest July on record wreaks climate havoc
'It's midnight!' Trump crows as higher US tariffs take effect for dozens of countries
'We’re in trouble now’: AIB staff face upheaval and long commutes from new return-to-office policy
More than 1,500 staff have attended union meetings about the bank’s decision to make people work three days a week in the office.
'Good chance' of Trump and Putin meeting in coming days for Ukraine talks
Shelbourne FC beat Croatian champions away in Europa League
A wildfire is burning in California even larger than the mega fires that scorched LA in January
When empires fall: Trump, climate denial and the end of American reason
John Gibbons
No evidence to suggest foul play involved in death of Irish woman found on yacht in New York
Martha Nolan-O’Slatarra, from Carlow, was the founder of fashion brand East x East.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Inside Port au Prince: Purge-like gang violence, drone strikes and millions going hungry
Humanitarian Matt Knight said that the situation inside the Haitian capital is worse than ever.