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Irish
a world in chaos
The fight for resources: If 2025 was the year of war, 2026 could be the land-grab year
child law project
Child found 'distressed and unwell' on Dublin street believed to have been trafficked for sex
catfish
Woman who lost €20k to Chris Martin catfish fighting bank for refund
The Banking and Payment Federation of Ireland (BPFI) show that in 2023, the industry value of APP fraud was €18.1 million.
Sunday
18 Jan
From The 42
Athletics
Mark English breaks another Irish indoor record - for second time in four days
on the long finger
Martin denies Government is moving away from Occupied Territories Bill in favour of 'peace process approach'
From The 42
Champions
Ballygunner claim All-Ireland senior club hurling title with defeat of Loughrea
Greenland
Taoiseach says EU will 'obviously retaliate' if Trump imposes new tariffs, but urges dialogue
From The 42
Golf
Shane Lowry falls agonisingly short at the final hole as Nacho Elvira wins Dubai Invitational
here comes the rain again
There's an unsettled week of weather on the way (with plenty of wind and rain)
service honours
Minister and officers' group at odds on need for law change to make chaplains members of military
illusion of peace
A ceasefire in name only: Israel's relentless targeting of Palestinians has not stopped
Analysis
With Penneys struggling to grow, why is its parent company thinking of separating it?
Despite delivering most of the group’s profits, the fast-fashion giant no longer fits neatly inside its food-focused parent.
The Morning Lead
Behind the scenes: how political parties have responded to the Grok scandal
It looks like everyone’s favourite words this week are “kept under review”.
Saturday
17 Jan
human rights law
Ireland and human rights: 'Turning our backs on the European Convention would be wrong'
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