Israeli air strikes kill at least 26 people in Gaza, health ministry says
Three children and two women killed in strike on apartment, say hospital officials
Three children and two women killed in strike on apartment, say hospital officials
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Micheál Martin did not rule out possibility of Ireland’s involvement in the body last week
Islamist group shows no signs of giving up light weapons but may put heavy weaponry ‘in storage’
Tehran warns of attacks against Washington’s regional allies and assets if it is targeted
Rafah border crossing, Palestinian enclave’s main gateway, to be reopened once remains returned, says Israel
Gaza lies in ruins, while a US blueprint envisions a futuristic dreamscape of gleaming residential developments along the Mediterranean coast
Alternative coalition politicians must sink differences and ego in pursuit of power if ‘King Bibi’ is to be unseated
Daniel Tatlow-Devally and four others charged with causing €1m in damage and using Hamas-linked symbols
About two dozen people protest outside Croke Park over decision to continue deal with insurance firm
Thousands join demonstrations as leaders demand action over rising crime
Potential boycott of firm’s signs during player interviews has been discussed by Dublin County Board
Two boys, both 13, dead after separate incidents on same day in different parts of enclave amid ceasefire
Board, originally envisioned as small group overseeing ceasefire plan for Palestinian enclave, has grown into sprawling concept
Harsh treatment and conditions have led to at least 84 deaths, says Jerusalem-based B’Tselem
Unrwa condemns action as violation of international law as staff say facility used to store aid for Gaza and West Bank
McEntee says proposal will be given ‘careful consideration’ amid fears of undermining UN authority
Some of the heaviest clashes and highest number of deaths took place in Kurdish areas in northwest of country
US, working with Egypt, Turkey and Qatar, will ensure disarmament of Hamas, Trump says
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman have been engaged in a joint effort to highlight risks of military strikes
West Midlands Police’s chief constable says erroneous intelligence came from AI tool, not a Google search
‘Ireland’s support for Unrwa remains unwavering,’ says Helen McEntee
More than 10,600 arrested since beginning of unrest across country in late December, rights group says
Reza Pahlavi, eldest son of the last shah, ousted in the 1979 clerical coup, emerges as leading figure in opposition
Both nations were once close allies and major trading partners, including the sale of arms
Trudy Davis’s grandfather settled in Cork in 1903 after a Yiddish-speaking family told him he was in Ireland, not the US
Israeli military says it fired at ‘terrorist’ who crossed into area under their control in northern Gaza Strip
Focus of protests shifts from economic grievances to demands for political change
U2 frontman compared possible release to Nelson Mandela’s
Netanyahu has described Lebanese efforts as an encouraging start but far from sufficient
Heba Muraisi is on day 65 of her protest while Kamran Ahmed has reported intermittent hearing loss on day 58
Azerbaijan says it will not send troops to take part in International Stabilisation Force for Palestinian territory
Department of Foreign Affairs says legislation cutting utilities and communications breaches international law
Barry Heneghan pushes back against Taoiseach’s insistence there is no deal for his constituency for support of Coalition
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