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Gaza's civil defence agency has said that 20 people, including at least six children, were killed in two Israeli air strikes overnight.
09 July 2025
The European Union is working closely with US President Donald Trump's administration to reach a trade deal, but Brussels is getting ready for all scenarios, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has said.
09 July 2025
Uisce Éireann has issued an appeal to the public to conserve water amid a spell of warmer weather, with 31 catchment areas across 12 counties currently in "drought status".
09 July 2025
Footage shows the moment a house is swept away following flash flooding in New Mexico.
09 July 2025
Tusla's social workers dealt with 96,666 child protection and welfare referrals last year which was a 5% increase on referrals in 2023.
09 July 2025
Human-caused climate change made recent European heatwaves up to 4C hotter in many cities, scientists said, pushing temperatures into deadly territory for thousands of vulnerable people.
09 July 2025
The British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and the French President Emmanuel Macron will hold talks as the UK pushes for France to do more to stop migrant crossings.
09 July 2025
More than 160 people remain unaccounted for after devastating floods in Texas, the state governor has said, marking a dramatic increase in the number missing from a tragedy that has so far claimed 109 lives.
09 July 2025
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said that his meeting with US President Donald Trump focused on freeing hostages held in Gaza, and stressed his determination to "eliminate" the military and governmental capabilities of Hamas.
08 July 2025
There was a big increase last year in the levels of "self-generated" child sexual abuse material appearing online, according to the annual report of the Irish Internet Hotline.
08 July 2025
Adult education tutors are to protest outside Leinster House today calling on the Minister for Higher Education James Lawless to protect hundreds of teachers who are potentially facing redundancy.
08 July 2025
The Irish Cancer Society has said there are shocking variations across the country in terms of access to cancer tests and treatments.
08 July 2025
A total of €76 million was saved in "avoided costs" by the Injuries Resolution Board (IRB) last year, due to claims not proceeding to litigation.
08 July 2025
Opposition parties have urged Government to scrap a potential €1,000 student fees hike, saying rise is creating "barriers" to third level education and could force people not to go to college.
08 July 2025
The US Supreme Court has cleared the way for the Trump administration to resume its plans to carry out mass job cuts and elements of his campaign to downsize and reshape the federal government
08 July 2025
The work that lies ahead for the Commission of Investigation into the Handling of Child Sexual Abuse in Schools is significant, complex and spans decades of huge societal changes in Ireland, writes Ailbhe Conneely.
08 July 2025
A message in a bottle that spent nearly 13 years traversing the Atlantic Ocean has washed up on the shores of Co Kerry.
08 July 2025
US President Donald Trump has said he is planning to announce tariffs on imported semiconductor and pharmaceuticals, saying the rate for medicines could reach 200% but that he would give drugmakers about one year "to get their act together".
08 July 2025
A 34-year-old man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Joseph McEvoy, who was attacked and killed in Dublin early yesterday morning.
08 July 2025
Minister for Education Helen McEntee has said the religious groups involved in the abuse "will be held accountable".
08 July 2025