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presidents play
Trump offers running commentary on his predecessors while reading children’s book
3 Jul
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marching on
Egypt edge out Australia after penalties to book World Cup last-16 spot
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3 Jul
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ask me anything
Andy Burnham tells Reddit users he won't call an early general election
3 Jul
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World Cup 2026
England-Mexico World Cup clash could be brought forward due to weather concerns
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3 Jul
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World Cup
Dallas police get into altercation with Egyptian soccer team staff
3 Jul
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Madison Square Garden
Celebs touch down and Irish pubs forced to close for Taylor Swift's NYC wedding
3 Jul
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High Court
Bob Vylan is suing the BBC in Ireland a year on from Glastonbury row
3 Jul
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dream
10 years ago, he was working in a Dublin bank. Now he's facing Messi in the World Cup knockouts
Derek Pender, Lee Grace and Stephen McGuinness on Roberto Lopes’ remarkable journey.
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3 Jul
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The Explainer
Ireland just took over the EU presidency, but what does that actually mean?
We’re joined by Barry Colfer, director of research at the Institute of International and European Affairs, to examine what Ireland’s EU presidency actually entails, and what it means for us at home.
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Washington DC
Ex-US Olympian faces 10 years for alleged Reflecting Pool vandalism
3 Jul
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Climate Change
El Niño phenomenon fuels likelihood of extreme weather over summer
3 Jul
56
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Knockout Blow
Portugal through, Croatian heartbreak and four disallowed goals in controversial World Cup tie
The 42
3 Jul
19
Thursday
2 Jul
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marching on
Mikel Oyarzabal scores twice as Spain ease past Austria and into last 16
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2 Jul
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New York City
Couple accused of scaling Empire State Building face slew of charges
2 Jul
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UK Labour Party
Morgan McSweeney shares his regrets about his time in UK politics... and his go-to karaoke song
2 Jul
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eu presidency
Warship moves to waters off Cork as French police join gardaĂ in land-based security operation
Niall O'Connor
Reporting from Cork.
2 Jul
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Nations League
Motion on Israel fixtures to be voted on by FAI next week
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2 Jul
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Last Orders
Starmer says pubs to stay open till early hours for England's game against Mexico
2 Jul
28
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Ursula von der-layed
After a four-hour delay, Ursula von der Leyen arrives for two days of meetings in Cork
2 Jul
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ted talk
Donald Trump said he had 'a conversation' with Teddy Roosevelt (and he did... sort of)
2 Jul
38
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La Guaira
Man rescued after 8 days under rubble following earthquake in Venezuela
2 Jul
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London
Former pop star Gary Glitter charged with sex offences against girl under 14
2 Jul
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MV Hondius
The Hantavirus outbreak that took hold on a cruise ship in May is officially over
2 Jul
12
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missile strikes
Ukraine asks allies to send air defence systems, after Russian barrage on Kyiv kills at least 17
2 Jul
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Debunked: A scientific study does not show that sunscreen increases the risk of skin cancer
2 Jul
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Love is in the air
Man and woman arrested after scaling New York's Empire State Building for apparent proposal
2 Jul
34
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king kane
England's World Cup mission is simple: protect Harry Kane at all costs
For a country that has turned its national sport into a billion-pound industry, they still somehow make themselves look like paupers when the world is watching.
The 42
reports from Atlanta Stadium
2 Jul
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World Cup
Ten-man USA beat Bosnia, while Belgium stage late three-goal fightback against Senegal
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2 Jul
11
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strait of hormuz
'We hit them hard, but we're getting along': Trump claims progress has been made in Iran talks
2 Jul
Wednesday
1 Jul
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carbon bootprint
Kelly Earley: As global militaries wage war and kill people, they are also killing the planet
Kelly Earley
1 Jul
50
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Thanks but no thanks
Ukraine turned away Irish donation of armoured vehicles because the technology was too 'old'
1 Jul
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Opinion
Lise Hand: Our passport shouldn’t be relegated to being a handy life hack to skip airport queues
Lise Hand
1 Jul
22
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Dublin Castle
Zelenskyy doesn't 'want to wait' long for results of Irish investigation into Auginish Alumina
1 Jul
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Fully digital
PlayStation games on disc will soon be a thing of the past, Sony announces
1 Jul
21
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wedding of a showgirl
The party, the ball gowns: What we know about Taylor Swift's rumoured Madison Square Garden wedding
1 Jul
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