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Fears for Gaza peace talks as air strike kills senior Hamas leader in Tehran
The Palestinian president said the killing was a ‘cowardly act’ and urged Palestinians to unite.
Haniyeh's killing came hours after Israel struck a neighbourhood in southern Beirut, killing a senior commander of Hezbollah.
That followed a weekend rocket attack on the Israel-annexed Golan Heights that killed 12 children.
Haniyeh became political chief of Hamas in 2017, having previously served as prime minister in 2006 following an upset election victory.
Paul O'Donovan and Fintan McCarthy set the standard as they return to another Olympic final
Ex-BBC anchor Huw Edwards pleads guilty to having indecent images of children as young as seven
Ireland's Nhat Nguyen versus the towering Olympic champion showcase the beauty of badminton in Paris
Ex-swimming coach and serial child abuser Derry O'Rourke jailed for ten years for rape and sexual assault
Man accused of disposing remains of murdered teenager to be tried before Special Criminal Court
Mater hospital defers 'small number' of surgeries due to IT issues
Sinn Féin MLA says PSNI officer celebrating Armagh win is a boost for 'community relations'
Poll: Should school uniforms be scrapped?
Nhat Nguyen's brilliant Paris journey ends with loss against Olympic champion
Supreme Court dismisses Graham Dwyer's final appeal against conviction of Elaine O'Hara murder
Two young people hospitalised after serious road crash near Limerick city
Total of 22 officers injured in violent disorder in Southport in fallout from mass stabbing
Triathlon events finally get going in Paris after River Seine pollution drops to safe levels
The women’s triathlon has has already begun with men’s event set to begin directly afterwards.
Assessment begins on extending of bowel cancer screening services to those aged 50 to 54
Petrol and diesel prices to rise from midnight in latest excise increase
‘A small fortune’: Barnardos calls for all schools to introduce affordable uniform options
'Can I do this?' - Wiffen beats the nerves and then the world
Families of victims to be central to review of laws to restrict parental rights of murderers
“Killing a mother is child abuse,” Valerie French’s brother David said yesterday as he demanded change.
'All-Ireland champions and Olympic gold medalists - what a great county'
Two men confirmed dead in helicopter crash in Co Westmeath
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An afternoon in awe of BMX Freestyle, one of the Olympics’ newest - and most entertaining - sports
Violent clashes break out between protesters and police in Southport after knife attack vigil
Israel bombs Beirut targeting Hezbollah commander after rocket attack in Golan Heights
Daniel Wiffen wins Olympic Gold medal for Ireland in 800m freestyle final
Wiffen set a new Olympic record of 7:38.19, beating the previous record by three seconds.
President Michael D. Higgins has congratulated the swimmer, calling it a "wonderful achievement of which he can be so proud".
It is Ireland's second Olympic medal for swimming at these Games after Mona McSharry won Bronze in the 100m breaststroke last night.
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Court hears 70-year-old 'model citizen' assaulted fellow yacht club member over billiards game
Suspended sentence for man who assaulted girlfriend and said she wouldn't leave residence 'until you are dead'
Opinion: Barbecues — are they just for men?
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Minister receives final Grace case inquiry report after years of delays
Ireland's Dickson and Waddilove remain firmly in medal hunt ahead of penultimate day
Noel Hendrick through to canoe slalom semi-finals following improved second run
Landlord Marc Godart to pay €4,000 legal bill after 'dragging out' compensation pay to tenants
Three girls killed in UK knife attack at a holiday club named as families pay tribute
TikTok set to lay off staff in Ireland amid global round of redundancies
Mater Hospital appealing to public to avoid emergency department if possible due to IT issue
Woman raped by Derry O’Rourke recounts former swim coach's 'brutalisation' of her
The 78-year-old was found guilty of one offence of rape and 11 charges of indecent assault on dates between October 1989 and June 1990.