EU’s review of Gaza war based on alleged ‘grave violations’ by Israel
Meeting of EU foreign ministers expected to hear louder calls to hold Israel accountable for conduct during war
Pakistan says it will nominate Donald Trump for Nobel Peace Prize
US president has said many times that he deserves the award
Palestine GAA club’s planned tour of Ireland ‘under serious threat’ due to visa delays
More than 30 players from West Bank club are scheduled to arrive in July to play against teams across country
‘I want to win everything’: Florian Wirtz seals move to Liverpool for club-record fee
Liverpool still keen to sign another defender even if Milos Kerkez completes move from Bournemouth next week
Ian O’Riordan: Why the record-breaking heights of Mondo Duplantis are truly out of this world
Few athletes have matched the rate of Swedish pole superstar Duplantis. Witnessing his world records will never grow old
Israel says it killed veteran Iran commander as both sides attack
Vladimir Putin quoted as saying Russia has repeatedly told Israel there is no evidence Iran is aiming to get nuclear weapons
Farrell says Lions must improve after ‘too many errors’ against Argentina
‘It’s not just one thing, it’s a compounding of quite a few bits,’ says Lions coach after defeat
Mahmoud Khalil released after US judge says standards for detention ‘clearly not met’
Columbia University graduate’s release is latest defeat for Trump administration, which had promised to deport pro-Palestinian international students en masse
Five things we learned from the Lions’ loss to Argentina
Finlay Bealham did well but there are plenty of things for Andy Farrell’s team to work on before facing Australia
Ireland needs to ditch empty promises and economic fairy tales and start confronting reality
Official documents seem to exist in some kind of parallel universe, with no expectation that targets can be met
‘It’s a matter of time before her husband is worn down by her’: How the gossip website Tattle Life nearly broke me
I’ve had an online presence for almost half of my life, and I’ve been the subject of criticism on the internet for just as long – but the attacks on Tattle felt more personal
Restoring biodiversity on the Yangtze river: ‘You have to do some balancing and make some difficult choices’
Home to several rare species and the world’s largest hydroelectric power station, protecting human life and biodiversity on the Yangtze river is a difficult balancing act
Annie McCarrick’s family in Long Island: ‘The gardaí did not investigate who we thought was guilty in the very beginning’
The mother, aunt and oldest friend of the American woman who went missing in Ireland in 1993 talk about how they would take comfort in having their long-standing belief validated
Carlow shooting witness says she saw gunman with another male
Woman says she saw Evan Fitzgerald and another male looking into a bag before shooting incident
Fingal council not only party to blame for farce of Dublin Airport passenger cap
Dithering by Dublin Airport operator and Government over planning issues at airport has stymied growth and made us a laughing stock
Malachy Clerkin: Cannot wait for Lions tour, but why does rugby always feel this need for overblown nonsense?
Beauty of a Lions tour is its unique one-moment-in-time energy – sell that instead of all the tired battleworn guff
Hurling previews: Tipperary bring new energy to a familiar challenge
Galway will need significant improvement to reach the All-Ireland semi-finals
Football previews: Dublin can override inconsistency - and Cork - to reach last eight
Other preliminaries likely to produce Kerry, Donegal and Galway for next week’s All-Ireland quarter-finals
Jack Conan: ‘Any season where you win something can never be deemed a failure’
Backrower among 10 Leinster players obliged to take a back seat for Lions’ Argentina game
Sinéad Gibney tells of how cousin Des Bishop ‘helped me to reflect on my own drinking’
‘My drinking had always been too heavy. I had my first drink at 14,’ says Social Democrats TD
If Netanyahu wants regime change in Iran, it is unlikely to end well
Popular mobilisation in Iran for more than 100 years has been driven by domestic actors in pursuit of domestic agendas - never by external forces
Paschal Donohoe’s refusal to tackle banker bonus ban is hitting those who bought State’s shares
The Minister for Finance has lifted pay caps at AIB and PTSB, but a 89pc supertax on bonuses remains
Arts Council was stopped three times from spending money on outside partners after botched IT project
Chair also declared conflict of interest over grant to publisher of husband’s work
If our Geraldine can thrive in Trump’s Washington, she might be a worthy winner of the race for the Áras
Plus: tragic fox news, a Rose county by any other name and AK-47 reloads and opens fire
Sprint star Satono Reve aiming to become first Japanese-trained winner at Royal Ascot
Irish racing mourns loss of training doyen Kevin Prendergast who has died aged 92
Is it time for the Social Democrats to end Eoin Hayes’s purgatory?
Before the Dáil even sat, the Social Democrats were down a TD over questions about his shareholding in a company with close ties to the IDF
Confessions of a dodgy box owner: ‘It did give me pause for thought but the savings are incredible’
An end user is aware of the ethical issues of illegally accessing content but is not concerned about being caught
Australian investor sells Irish social housing portfolio at a loss
Broadstone holds mortgage-to-rent authorisation, which is likely to appeal to certain parties
The Irish firms seen as safe from Trump’s planned ‘revenge tax’
Foreign companies operating in the US that are majority owned by US investors would not be affected by the special tax
Why the State ‘breaking even’ on AIB and the banks isn’t the whole story
Department of Finance says State ‘made’ €600m on bailout repayments but interest, inflation and opportunity cost make that far from true
Eamon O’Shea helping Galway see the game in a different way
The former Tipperary manager has since last season been providing his unique coaching insights to Galway, who hope to show the benefits in Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC quarter-final
‘Maybe Elon Musk is quite gullible. He seems to fall for a lot of conspiracy theories’
Helen Lewis discusses her new book, The Genius Myth, which sets out to unravel the mystery of what we mean when we call someone a genius
Living with a top chef: ‘We don’t have a dishwasher. It’s me. I am the dishwasher’
Partners of Kevin Dundon, Jess Murphy and Gráinne Mullins on life with a professional cook
Dara Ó Cinnéide: ‘I’m getting sick of this #WeAreKerry stuff. What does it actually mean anymore?’
Kerry need to bring the anger and get nasty if they’re going to dig themselves out of this hole
Women’s Prize for Fiction winner on The Safekeep, being intersex and her childhood in Israel
Yael van der Wouden on her experience of being intersex, her opposition to the Israeli government and winning the Women’s Prize for Fiction
Nicky English: For Galway, Tipp are a more palatable task than Kilkenny
Tipperary are improving but vulnerable to pace, while John Kiely will want to see Limerick’s graph rising against Dublin
Eight women come forward with information on being targeted by 1976 killers of Elizabeth Plunkett
Geoffrey Evans and John Shaw travelled to Ireland from UK in 1976 with intention of raping and murdering Irish women
Poppies symbolise the fleeting, bittersweet beauty of summer gardens
Do you know your wild poppies from your opiums? Or that the Californian tree poppy has Irish roots?
In pictures: NCAD graduates’ show offers a snapshot of Ireland’s artistic future
Beyond aesthetics, there is a real sense of genuine engagement with the world and current events
‘We’ve dropped the ball’: Ireland’s housing targets will be missed because the water, electricity and roads required can’t be delivered
Badly needed scaling up of house-building is threatened by transport and utilities projects stuck in the planning pipeline. What is to be done?
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