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International

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The tragedy of Tiger Woods
Sinead O’Carroll and Gavin Cooney discuss the rise and prolonged downfall of golf’s greatest ever player.
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Wolves in Phoenix Park and public transport goes contactless: Today's best jokes (so far)
Tiger Woods to ‘seek treatment’ after pleading not guilty to DUI charge
Taoiseach 'absolutely shocked' by suspected dissident republican bomb attack on PSNI
Trump set to address nation after suggesting Iran War could be over 'in two weeks, maybe three'
People should work from home and drive less to save fuel - EU Commissioner for Energy
Michael O'Leary warns of jet fuel supply disruption from May if war in Iran persists
The Ryanair CEO said up to 25% of the airline’s jet fuel could be at risk if the war in Iran continues past this month.
If the war continues, there's a risk that between 10 and 20% of Ryanair's fuel supply might be at risk through May and June, he said.
The EU Commissioner for Energy endorsed IEA recommendations against air travel and encouraged use of public transport.
American journalist Shelly Kittleson kidnapped in Iraq by Iran-linked group
It's happening: Historic Moon mission set for launch tonight
Britain's King and Queen 'have no plans' to meet Epstein survivors on US trip
Irish flags with names of four Irish men killed in Ukraine stand in the centre of a Kyiv square
‘American President’s Trail’ among Irish initiatives to mark 250th anniversary of United States
Yesterday
31st March 2026
Pope calls on Trump to seek ‘off-ramp’ to end US-Israel war on Iran
'He is not the owner!': US judge orders halt to Trump's White House ballroom construction
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Just like during Covid, conspiracy theorists are thriving amid the Middle East fuel crisis
McEntee said she is open to engaging with Ukraine to learn lessons on drone defence
An Irish MEP has urged the Collison brothers to lift US sanctions on Stripe for Gaza expert
'It's like cooking chocolate': Why Big Chocolate is changing the taste of our favourite bars
People are saying the taste of well known chocolate brands in Ireland has changed.
Roberto De Zerbi confirmed as new manager of Tottenham Hotspur
‘Cruel’: UN warns Israel that applying new death penalty in West Bank would be a war crime
Zelenskyy attacks Orbán for blocking €90bn EU loan just days before Hungarian election
The Journal has travelled to Ukraine and will be reporting from the country over the coming days.
Probe into DJ Scott Mills over alleged teen sex offences was dropped due to lack of evidence
'Go get your own oil!': Trump tells allies to go to Strait of Hormuz and 'just TAKE IT'
An Asian version of Eurovision has been announced (and no, Ireland aren't in that one either)
Ireland joins EU chiefs in Kyiv to observe Bucha massacre anniversary as drone war grinds on
The Journal has travelled to Ukraine and will be reporting from the country over the coming days.
Air Canada chief to step down after row over not speaking French
Countdown under way for first manned Moon mission in more than 50 years
Monday
30th March 2026
White House defends prayer for ‘violence’ after Pope says God doesn’t listen to ‘those who wage war’
Scott Mills sacked from BBC Radio 2 over 'historic relationship’ allegation, according to UK media
'The best gift': Celine Dion announces comeback three years on from autoimmune diagnosis
Israeli MPs pass bill allowing death penalty for Palestinians convicted of deadly attacks
Dublin relatives worry for jailed man facing execution in Iran after alleged torture
Two UN peacekeepers killed in south Lebanon, the second fatal incident in the last 24 hours
UNIFIL said the attack “may constitute a war crime”.
A third peacekeeper was severely injured in the incident, and a fourth was also hurt.
Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee has said all Irish personnel serving with UNIFIL are "safe and fully accounted for".
France's foreign minister has condemned the attack and requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council.
Man charged in Sweden for selling wife to 120 men
What are other countries doing to save energy and combat rising fuel costs?
Ireland abstains in UN vote on slavery over concerns about 'hierarchy of atrocities'
'Hasta La Vista Belfast': Arnold Schwarzenegger receives honorary degree from Ulster University
Schwarzenegger, 78, said it was “unbelievable” to be back in the city 60 years after his first visit.
Trump threatens to 'obliterate' Iran's oil-rich Kharg island if no deal reached 'shortly'
Explainer: Another critical oil Strait is at risk as the Houthis enter the war
Oil prices have spiked as Houthi rebels target the Red Sea.