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Europe is under sustained attack in a gray zone between peace and war: false bomb threats, GPS jamming, sabotaged cables and online recruits. Ireland is already in the firing line.
Unions and the Government struck a 10.75% pay deal worth €5.2 billion, calling off tomorrow's public sector strike and lifting lowest paid workers the most.
Jemima Goldsmith says she called police on Russell Brand in 2014 and backed the journalists who exposed him, hours after his 10-and-a-half-year sentence.
Wicklow County Council has approved a permanent two classroom special education building at St Patrick's Loreto Primary School in Bray, replacing ageing prefabs.
Public hospitals have written off €125m in private insurance claims over five years, the PAC has heard, as insurers refuse to pay for care given on trolleys.
The Oireachtas Committee on Justice says the Attorney General for England and Wales should have no veto over Troubles prosecutions, in a report sent to Justice Minister Jim O'Callaghan.
I believe that countries must accelerate the shift to sustainable, low-carbon economies while ensuring that the costs of this transition do not fall disproportionately on those least responsible for climate change.
Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart has said she will set out her path early next week, amid speculation she will quit the DUP over the Drumcree row that has destabilised power-sharing at Stormont.
At least 68 people died when two high-speed trains collided in Spain, the second deadly crash on the line in under a year and weeks before a snap election.
Diane Forsythe has broken ranks with the DUP leadership to demand Michelle O'Neill's removal as First Minister, a move that would collapse the Stormont Executive.
Ten days after riots tore through French cities, Marine Le Pen polls at up to 38% for the first round of the 2027 presidential election, with debt at 119% of GDP and the left split.
The High Court heard the refusal of a study visa to Shaymaa Abdualu, who lost most of her family in an Israeli strike, is irrational and unlawful.
France's interior minister admits police 'lost control' as weekend riots leave 2,400 arrests, a burned city hall in Limoges and a government under pressure.
The PSNI is investigating six unnotified processions across the North as police also pursue elected representatives over the Garvaghy Road protests.
A woman told Southwark Crown Court that Russell Brand turned monster-like before raping her in a hotel room at the 1999 Labour Party conference.
The CJEU has ruled that the IAA may cut take-off and landing slots at Dublin Airport to enforce the 32 million passenger cap, piling pressure on the Government to lift the limit.
A London court heard the comedian described as a ruthless sexual predator as six women's allegations, spanning 1999 to 2009, go before a jury.
The Drumcree parade ban is a victory for community safety and common sense. Michelle O'Neill and Micheál Martin welcome the decision, but unionists cry foul. A new chapter for Garvaghy Road begins.
Ireland won't block the US execution livestream, but the Taoiseach and Minister for Justice have condemned it. Coimisiún na Meán urges public to report offensive content.
Nationalist groups warn that Orange Order parades agreements could unravel after the Parades Commission allowed a Drumcree march for the first time in 35 years. Residents say the decision threatens peace across the North.
