6 h. ago Trump calls EU fine on X 'nasty one', says Europe going in 'bad directions'

Trump calls EU fine on X 'nasty one', says Europe going in 'bad directions'

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9 h. ago Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms drones were spotted near path of his flight to Ireland

Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms drones were spotted near path of his flight to Ireland  The Indian Express

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12 h. ago Dublin man with 341 previous convictions jailed over threat to kill pregnant partner

Dean Joyce, of Rowlagh Park, Clondalkin, pleaded guilty to one count of threatening to kill and one count of simple assault of his then partner, who was eight months pregnant at the time

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12 h. ago Gardaí recover 18 cattle worth €30,000 stolen by rustlers in west Cork

Searches remain ongoing at this time and no arrests have been made at this time.

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13 h. ago Trump to move to phase two of Gaza ceasefire plan next month, Israel committee told

Mediators suspect Netanyahu reluctant to move to next stage of truce as Hamas and Red Cross search for remains of final hostage

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13 h. ago Zelenskyy says Ukraine ‘can’t manage’ without US or European support

The London summit comes amid faltering US–Ukraine talks and renewed Russian strikes.

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14 h. ago North’s former first minister Peter Robinson gives evidence at NI Nama loan book trial

One-time managing partner of Tughans solicitors Ian Coulter and businessman Frank Cushnahan accused of fraud

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18 h. ago New manufacturing facility to open at former IDT site in Spiddal

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM A new engineering and manufacturing company is set to open in Spiddal, creating 11 full-time jobs in its first year. Larkin Engineering will will launch Innealtóireacht & Déantúsaíocht Teoranta at the former site of Innill Dóiteáin Teoranta. The former IDT business had operated locally for more than […] The post New manufacturing facility to open at former IDT site in Spiddal appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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22 h. ago Larry Donnelly: Trump's first year back in office has not gone how he'd hoped

Political columnist Larry Donnelly paints a picture of Donald Trump’s 2025 – and what 2026 might have in store.

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22 h. ago Zelenskyy heads to London for talks after Trump accuses him of ignoring US peace plan

The London summit comes amid faltering US–Ukraine talks and renewed Russian strikes.

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23 h. ago Ken Early: Fifa’s Gianni Infantino uses World Cup to push Trump’s vision of a new order

World Cup draw took place against a backdrop of Europe being continually told it no longer matters

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23 h. ago Ken Early: Trump and Infantino’s maniacal new World Cup order

World Cup draw took place against a backdrop of Europe being continually told it no longer matters

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32 h. ago Donald Trump and humanity’s official happiness provider team up to turn World Cup weird

Gianni Infantino can be Johnny, but Rio Ferdinand is no Pele

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33 h. ago Netanyahu expects to move to second phase of Gaza truce soon as he prepares to meet Trump

Benjamin Netanyahu also said he would meet Trump later in December to discuss’”opportunities for peace’ in the region.

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34 h. ago An activist looking to help hungry children over politicians hungry for the White House

Given President Trump’s attacks on food aid, much of Billy Shore’s work is done at local level

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38 h. ago Netanyahu expects to meet Trump to discuss new phase of Gaza plan

Israeli PM says second stage of US president’s proposal for Palestinian enclave is close

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41 h. ago Trump, the EU and Putin: The triple threat facing Ireland's FDI in 2026

Trump, the EU and Putin: The triple threat facing Ireland's FDI in 2026  Irish Examiner

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44 h. ago Sinn Féin remains most popular party as support for Fine Gael slumps to 10

Fine Gael is at its lowest level of support since 2016.

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47 h. ago A Mayo family’s first Christmas in their new home: ‘We’re so excited to be spending it here’

For a Christmas-loving Mayo family, this first festive season in their newly built home will be a special time

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47 h. ago Would the fighting spirit that defeated the Nazis be possible now? You’d have to worry

This century the closest we’ve had to a wartime footing in Ireland has been the Covid pandemic - and while it did have a unifying effect for a time, it also seemed to unleash something

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