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International
China
'It's not normally like this': Torrential rains leave 30 dead and force 80,000 to evacuate Beijing
freedom of dublin
'Really stupid move': Dublin councillors are fighting over giving Obama the keys to the city
People Before Profit Councillors have said if the award is not rescinded, they will bring an emergency motion against it.
Monday
28 Jul 2025
beirut
Man sentenced to death by Lebanon court over killing of Irish soldier Private Seán Rooney
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Tánaiste Simon Harris have expressed disappointment over the sentences imposed on five other defendants.
Riedlingen
Three killed in German train derailment likely caused by landslide from overflowing sewage shaft
Deal Done
'Resorted to submission': Last-minute US tariff deal earns stinging criticism from EU leaders
The deal was reached during a meeting between Donald Trump and the president of the European Commission on Sunday.
Sunday
27 Jul 2025
From The 42
Reaction
England defender played through pain of fractured tibia to secure Euro 2025 glory
Scotland
'A good deal for everybody': US and EU reach 15% tariff deal after Trump-von der Leyen meeting
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has welcomed the agreement, saying it ‘brings clarity and predictablity’ to the EU-US trading relationship.
border clashes
Thailand and Cambodia agree to peace talks after Trump intervention as shelling continues
Gaza
UN to try and reach Gaza's starving population after Israeli army announces 'tactical pause'
Aid trucks have entered Gaza from Egypt and Jordanian and Emirati planes have dropped 25 tonnes of humanitarian aid over Gaza so far today.
Palestine
Scottish party to force Palestine recognition vote as UK government faces pressure on Gaza
Interview
CNN's Donie on America's view of Ireland (and how it can sometimes help him get MAGA on side)
The Morning Lead
'I was told to f**k off to my country': Our readers on their experiences of racism in Ireland
People from ethnic minority groups say an increase in protests against immigration and asylum seeker accommodation, and experiences of racism, has left them feeling afraid in Ireland.
Saturday
26 Jul 2025
Starvation
The latest child to starve to death in Gaza weighed less than when she was born
On a sunny street in shattered Gaza, the bundle containing Zainab Abu Halib represented the latest death from starvation after 21 months of war.
Tightening the purse strings
NASA says it will lose about 20 percent of its workforce as a result of Trump cuts
Israel's war on Gaza
Starmer rejects calls for Palestinian statehood as he progresses plans to airdrop aid into Gaza
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