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Irish-born scientist awarded Nobel Prize for medicine
Meet the Irish college class of summer 2026: ‘Students don’t really miss the phone’
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'We're at the brink of civil war': 10 years after Brexit
Patrick Freyne travels across the UK talking to people about their reflections on the Brexit vote ten years later. Video: Enda O'Dowd
America 2026: World Cup Quickfire
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Gordon Manning tries drifting
Irish Times sports journalist, Gordon Manning, tries drifting at Mondello Park where Ireland's top drivers will battle to enter the Drift Masters competition.
‘I saw grown men cry’: Charlie O’Leary, kitman in Jack Charlton era, recalls the highs of Irish socc
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Mexico fans celebrate winning the first match of the World Cup
Mexico fans celebrate winning the first match of the World Cup at an event in the Button Factory, Dublin. Video: Ronan McGreevy
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Aidan Donnelly was speaking to Cliff Taylor for the Inside Business podcast.
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Aidan Donnelly was speaking to Cliff Taylor for the Inside Business podcast.
Taste of Dublin 2026: 'It's like a staycation'
Among the stalls, sample bars, and the sounds of jazz, you’ll find chillis from Co Cork, vermouth from Valentia island, countless other local Irish foods.