International
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paper ledgers
Criminals could exploit Ireland's antiquated paper system of registering ships, experts warn
Ireland still uses a paper-based nineteenth century system, with data collected on a ‘good faith’ basis.
Saturday
27 Sep 2025
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Target
'Drained' McIlroy defies the hecklers as Europe take record lead into last day of Ryder Cup
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Soccer
Liverpool's perfect Premier League start ended after last-gasp Crystal Palace winner
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United States
Trump says he will send troops to Portland to handle ‘domestic terrorists’
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United Kingdom
Steve Coogan among celebrities urging Starmer to say Israel committing genocide
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safety fears
Ukraine and Russia trade blame as Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant without power for fourth day
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Disruption
New drone sightings over Denmark military base as EU plans 'drone wall' to prevent incursions
Friday
26 Sep 2025
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kneecap
'Victory to Kneecap': Support pours in after rapper Mo Chara cleared in London court
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Ryder Cup
Rory silences the heckles as supposedly hostile Bethpage atmosphere turns to 'library'
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New York
'There cannot be business as usual in the face of genocide': Taoiseach on Gaza at UN
Martin said members of the Israeli government ‘who have been instrumental in fomenting the unfolding disaster in Gaza’ will not be allowed enter Ireland.
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pushback
Members walked out on Netanyahu's UN speech before he even started
In typical Netanyahu style, his speech featured several props.
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Here we go again
Brussels insists Trump's new 100% pharma tariffs will not apply to EU exports
A spokesperson said the EU’s deal with the US shields European pharma exports from tariffs higher than 15%.
A spokesperson said the EU's deal with the US shields European pharma exports from tariffs higher than 15%.
Tánaiste Simon Harris said the Government will be studying the impact of this announcement, which he noted includes a "number of exemptions".
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London
Terrorism case against Kneecap rapper Mo Chara thrown out by London court
Liam Ó hAnnaidh was not required to enter a plea to the charges against him and the prosecution now falls.
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digital ID cards
'Ludicrous': Michelle O'Neill leads NI criticism of Starmer's new digital 'Brit Cards'
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United States
'I'm not afraid': Ex-FBI director and Trump critic James Comey charged with two crimes
The Explainer
How could the killing of Charlie Kirk reshape the American right?
As the US heads towards midterm elections, could this killing become a rallying cry to galvanise the Republican base? Larry Donnelly, University of Galway law lecturer and columnist with The Journal, shares his analysis.
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Thursday
25 Sep 2025
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Let's get down to business
Taoiseach and Tánaiste bring Irish weather to Canada and DC while talking up trade with Ireland
The Tánaiste is understood to have raised the drinks industry tariffs of 15% with Howard Lutnick.
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Eurovision Song Contest
European broadcasters to vote on Israel’s participation in Eurovision next year
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Gaza Flotilla
Unusual Dáil motion to condemn attacks on Gaza flotilla with Irish aboard
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Gaza
Israel kills pregnant aid worker and two infant children in airstrike on apartment
The World Health Organisation estimates that at least 1,580 health workers have been killed by Israel since October 2023.
