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Pope Leo XIV drew 800,000 faithful to Paris for an open-air Mass, blending faith and politics as France's presidential election looms. A moment of collective grace on the Champs-Élysées.
Putin denies preparing for war with Europe, but as Russian strikes batter Ukraine and kill civilians, his peace talk hints ring hollow. The human and economic toll mounts.
Dozens of delegates walked out as Netanyahu addressed the UN, with the Israeli leader facing a tough election at home and growing international isolation.
The EU's new 'Made in EU' law aims to protect European industry and jobs. But it's raising tensions with Britain and allies. Here's what it means for Ireland.
Drone incursions over Lithuania have sparked a surge in emergency go-bag sales. Here's what residents are packing and why preparedness is becoming a civic duty.
A father tells the High Court he believes his daughter's mother planned their move to Ireland, as he fights to have the child returned. He denies all allegations of abuse.
A night of horror has left families shattered on both sides of this brutal war. Ukrainian authorities confirmed today that four people, including three young children, were killed in the Kyiv region following a relentless Russian drone assault.
Trump's first day in Ireland was a study in contrasts: warm words on unity, a pointed message from President Connolly, and thousands protesting in the streets.
Eric Trump's Clare interview reveals a family under siege, his views on protests, energy, and the future of the MAGA movement.
Two men denied bail after alleged Circle K burglary in Cabinteely, with €10,741 worth of goods found and 77 charges filed between them.
As Britain and nine other nations ban goods from illegal settlements, Ireland must now extend its own ban to services or risk being left behind.
Ireland tightens citizenship rules: residency rises to eight years, language test required. What it means for applicants and the country's future.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin hints at possible excise cut on alcohol for pubs, while carbon tax pause debate heats up. A balancing act between community, cost of living, and climate.
The US welcomed Russia back to the G20 table in Asheville, drawing dismay from European ministers and raising questions about press freedom and transatlantic unity.
Masked Israeli settlers attacked homes near Qusra, trapping seven Palestinians and injuring several, while the Israeli military detained residents but not the attackers.
Trump's mid-term convention is being called a 'train wreck' by insiders, with $25,000 ticket prices, corporate sponsor invites, and a clash with NFL games and the 9/11 anniversary.
The Kremlin calls NATO attack warnings 'scare stories' after CIA chief's Moscow visit, but European intelligence sees no imminent threat. A grounded look at what this means for a changing world.
At Jack Kennedy's funeral, his mother Sarah apologised to the family injured in the M9 crash, and a priest pleaded with teens to stop the criminality that led to five deaths.
Government leaders have agreed to halt planned fuel excise increases, recalling the Dáil for an August 28 vote as Middle East conflict drives oil prices higher.
The price of a pint in Ireland has risen 18% in three years, far outpacing inflation. Diageo's hikes explain only part of it. Location premiums and a deliberate public health policy are the real drivers. And despite the cost, wages have nearly kept pace. So why are we still paying so much?