International
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warning
Ireland given two months to begin implementing hate speech laws or face legal action from EU
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Kashmir
DFA issues travel warning to citizens heading to India and Pakistan amid soaring tensions
It has reclassified both countries’ security status as ‘High Degree of Caution’.
At least seven civilians were also killed in Indian-controlled Kashmir by Pakistani shelling, the Indian army said in a statement.
Pakistan's military said India damaged a hydropower plant in Pakistani Kashmir.
Pakistan said the country’s air force shot down five Indian jets in retaliation.
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Conclave
Irish archbishop who heads abuse investigations says tackling crisis will top next pope's agenda
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Weight Loss
WeightWatchers files for bankruptcy in the US amid rapid growth of weight-loss drugs
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Fossil Fuels
Global methane emissions from energy are around 80% higher than what governments are reporting
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Conclave
‘Not conservative or liberal, but holy’: What are Vatican insiders looking for from the next pope?
‘I don’t know if they’re looking for conservative, liberal, progressive, traditional, fat or thin.. I think they’re just looking for someone holy.’
Tuesday
6 May 2025
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Kashmir crisis
India launches series of missile attacks on Pakistan and Kashmir
Nine ‘terrorist infrastructure’ sites were targeted by Indian armed forces, officials said.
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United States of Never
Carney says Canada 'not for sale' but Trump says 'never say never' in the Oval Office
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Pulitzer Prize
Irish journalists win Pulitzer Prize for international news coverage of war in Sudan
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Germany
Friedrich Merz elected as Germany's new chancellor after second parliamentary vote
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Heart in the right place
Boy uses mother’s phone to order 70,000 lollipops to share with his friends
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High Court
Gerry Adams tells High Court he won't 'speculate' about who was in charge of the IRA in 1970s
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Yemen
Trump says US will stop bombing Yemen after Israeli strikes destroy the country's main airport
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Starvation
Israel's nine-week blockade on Gaza is 'clearly' a war crime, says Taoiseach
Martin also said it was “wholly unacceptable” that Israel is planning the mass displacement of people in Gaza.
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Eurovision
Staff at RTÉ call on broadcaster to oppose Israel's participation at Eurovision this year
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Legal Battle
Wagatha Christie: Rebekah Vardy agrees to pay almost £1.2m of Coleen Rooney’s legal costs
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Irish Red Cross
Second group of sick children from Palestine arrive in Ireland for treatment
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laika party
In photos: The first shots of Ireland's Eurovision stage set have been revealed
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Catholic Church
Conclave: Here’s how the drama unfolded last time around, in Pope Francis’s own words
‘It was then that I began to understand. I understood at least that the danger was there.’
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Aid Blockade
'My baby died of malnutrition': The suffering and starvation in Gaza as Israel blocks all supplies
Gaza residents have described the horrors they are facing amid Israel’s longest total blockade.
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Costa del Sol
Dutchman 'deeply affected' after trying to help Irish father who drowned in Spain during blackout
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the looks
Stars shine at Met Gala, showcasing subversive 'Black dandyism' theme
The blockbuster night’s theme explored the sharply tailored dandy aesthetic and its rich, complicated history.
Monday
5 May 2025
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escalation
Israel army says expanded Gaza operation includes 'moving most of the population'
Israel’s security cabinet agreed to the ‘possibility’ of distributing much-needed food to the starving population of Gaza.
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open for science
Europe seeks to attract US-based scientists with new €500m support package
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World War II
UK begins four days of VE day commemorations to honour last veterans of WWII
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Premier League
Trent Alexander-Arnold to leave Liverpool after making 'hardest decision'
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irlande douze points
Eurovision brings cash to host cities - but does it pay for national broadcasters to stage it?
The expense of broadcasting the trans-continental contest had been steadily rising.
