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Vital decision due on legality of a key aspect of the US president’s policy agenda
Gardaí to increase presence at Jewish events following Bondi Beach shooting
Mass shooting at Hanukkah celebration in Sydney, Australia, resulted in at least 16 deaths
Bondi Beach shooting: Death toll rose to at least 16 people on Sunday, including child
At least 10 people have died, including a shooter, following a mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, according to Australian police.
The Irish Times view on the Gaza peace plan: progress needed
Renewed diplomatic activity is urgently needed
Irish player tracker: Killian Phillips and Roland Idowu lift Scottish League Cup for St Mirren
The result meant disappointment for Celtic’s Irish contingent, with Liam Scales and Johnny Kenny on the losing side
Late Athenry equaliser sends All-Ireland senior camogie final to replay
Galway champions to meet Cork’s St Finbarr’s again on the first weekend of January
Minister appeals to public to get flu jab amid ‘very severe’ strain
Flu season expected to peak over Christmas, with current strain particularly virulent among children under 15
Irish athletes end medal-laden year on a high at European Cross-Country Championships
Nick Griggs becomes first Irishman to win individual gold at the event
Hearing into jockey’s unseating by Redwood Queen at Wexford in May set for Monday
Bumper champion Bambino Fever makes her debut hurdles at Naas
Kindred spirit: Áine Ryan on the joys of reliving a Christmas childhood through her grandchildren
To be fair to his mammy, Saoirse, she did express trepidation when I sent her a picture of my Christmas tree
Premier League round-up: Erling Haaland double keeps Manchester City on Arsenal’s tail at the top
Morgan Rogers grabs two as Villa fight back for win at West Ham; Nick Woltemade own goal gives Sunderland win in Tyne-Wear derby; Callum Hudson-Odoi scores two as Forest cut down Spurs
‘The streets are empty, everyone is staying at home’ - Irish living in Sydney shocked by Bondi shootings
Over recent decades the east Sydney suburbs have become central to the Irish emigrant experience
Police detain ‘person of interest’ over Brown University shooting
Two students died and nine suffered injuries in the shooting in university’s engineering building
St Mirren stun Celtic to win Scottish League Cup as Nancy’s nightmare goes on
Loss at Hampden Park makes it three defeats from three games for new manager Wilfried Nancy
First phase of Ireland’s Pro-League campaign ends in two 2-1 defeats
Belgium and England earn wins at Abbotstown
Clontarf celebrate on the double with victory over Ballynahinch in Bateman Cup
AIL round-up: Comeback win means north Dublin club will also be top of Division 1A for Christmas
Zelenskiy ready to give up Nato membership demands in exchange for security guarantees
Move aimed at advancing peace talks in Berlin
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Nick Griggs wins gold as Ireland rack up record haul from European Cross-Country Championships
Medals for men’s senior and under-23 teams, Emma Hickey takes bronze in women’s under-20 race
Fourteen fishermen rescued from boat driven onto rocks near Dingle Harbour
Concerns the Spanish owned FV Fastnet could break up on rocks at Bínn Bán in Kerry
Death of Edenderry firebomb victim Mary Holt ‘unfair and deeply painful’, funeral hears
60-year-old killed in Edenderry firebomb attack remembered during funeral mass
What caused the suspension of Dublin’s Luas Green Line?
Review underway after major public transport link downed from 8.30am Wednesday to 6pm Thursday
Bystander who tackled armed man at Bondi Beach shooting hailed as hero
At least 12 people have been confirmed dead, including a shooter, in the Bondi Beach attack
‘I heard 40, 50 shots’: Witnesses fled Bondi Beach as gunmen targeted Jewish event
Gunshots ripped through a Hanukkah celebration in Sydney, killing at least 12 people
Stuart Lancaster strikes confident note as Connacht look to grow squad depth
Head coach delighted with young Academy props who came on in 52-0 victory over Georgian side Black Lion
Scotstown finally win their Ulster title on the back of a phenomenal Rory Beggan display
Monaghan goalkeeper scores 11 points as his team falls over the line after an extra-time battle against Kilcoo
Bondi shooting the latest in a string of anti-Semitic incidents in Australia since start of war in Gaza
Synagogues, buildings and cars have been targeted since October 2023
What to wear for a flight? It makes sense to look smart
But not because of anything to do with the US transport secretary’s campaign to civilise air travel
Ukrainian president Zelenskiy abandons Nato ambition ahead of peace talks
Move marks major shift for Ukraine, which has fought to join Nato as safeguard against Russian attacks
Reader callout: Are you in Sydney? Share your experience in the wake of the mass shooting at Bondi Beach
Reader callout: Are you in Sydney?
Three dead following ‘weekend of carnage’ on Co Tipperary roads
Deceased varied in age from a teenager to a man in his 30s
Paying voluntary PRSI contributions to get closer to full State pension
Cap on credited contributions that count towards your weekly pension rate means it may make sense to pay voluntarily if you have resources
At least 10 killed including one gunman after mass shooting at Bondi Beach in Australia
Two people in custody following incident at event celebrating Jewish festival of Hanukkah
Two young men dead after four-vehicle crash in Co Tipperary
Two women in their 20s were also taken to hospital, gardaí said
It was like watching the housing crisis covered by a future Reeling in the Years
The problem with the Department of Housing video is not the video itself, but rather the fact that the department thought it a good idea
Drone sightings highlight worrying gaps in our national security
Drones were probably meant as a reminder from Russia of the ominous costs of continued EU support for Kyiv
Opinions are hardening against Ireland in Britain and the US. How worried should we be?
Criticism of Ireland has spread across the Atlantic with two sharply critical commentaries in the influential Wall Street Journal
CRH set for S&P 500, but gains may be fleeting
Inclusion often produces a short-term share price pop, but then fundamentals take over
Why does Trump hate Europe?
A new security strategy influenced by Maga ideology has Ireland in its sights
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