90 m. ago Irish Catholic bishops accuse Israel of ‘genocidal actions’ and 'ethnic cleansing' in Gaza

The Irish Catholic Bishops’ Conference called has for arms supplies to be cut off from Israel and urged parishioners to lobby their local politicians.

Politics

1 hour ago Shadow war: Iran's nuclear programme and Israel's attempts to destroy it

Israel has assassinated nuclear physicists, generals and Iranian allies over the last four decades or so.

Events

2 h. ago Facebook being used to coordinate racist attacks in Ballymena, research finds

The research, conducted over the last 72 hours, uncovered scores of comments and posts on the platform supporting racist violence and the firebombing of homes in Ballymena

Events

3 h. ago Iran calls Israel attack a ‘declaration of war’ after strike on nuclear and missile facilities

Live updates: The leader of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and two nuclear scientists among those killed

Events

6 h. ago Israel attacks Iran’s nuclear and missile sites, prompting drone retaliation

The strike raises the potential for an all-out war between the two adversaries.

Events

7 h. ago Israel attacks Iran live updates: Strikes target nuclear and missile facilities

The leader of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and two nuclear scientists among those killed

Events

7 h. ago Israel strikes Iran, Tánaiste urges care home investigation and US Senator manhandled

Iran vows ‘painful’ response to Israel’s overnight attack, Tánaiste condemns ‘haunting’ elderly mistreatment and US Senator dragged from press conference

Events

8 h. ago Israel attacks Iran’s nuclear programme, as Iran launches about 100 drones in retaliation

The assault came amid warnings from Israel that it would not permit Iran to build a nuclear weapon.

Events

8 h. ago Israel’s ambition: Destroy the heart of Iran’s nuclear programme

The Natanz facility is where Iran has produced the vast majority of its nuclear fuel

Politics

8 h. ago Israel attacks Iran: Where are Iran’s nuclear sites and does it have nuclear weapons?

Israel says it has struck Iranian nuclear targets to hurt that country’s military capabilities

Events

9 h. ago Israel launches attacks on Iran, targeting nuclear and missile facilities

The leader of Iran’s paramilitary Revolutionary Guard and two nuclear scientists among those killed

Events

9 h. ago Autism classes face delays at Dublin school in dispute over parish hall

Two classes for pupils with autism were meant to be ready by September – but construction on the hall to hold them now isn’t expected to start until then.

Politics

9 h. ago Diarmaid Ferriter: The great tragedy is there's no political pendulum to restrain Israel’s Cromwellian impulses

What was deemed politically unacceptable by British imperialists a century ago is permitted today at hideous cost to the people of Gaza

Politics

10 h. ago Kneecap manager Dan Lambert: When it comes to values, authenticity trumps all

Global recognition and following your convictions don’t have to be mutually exclusive, the Bohs COO tells Dentsu’s Dave Winterlich

Politics

16 h. ago Israeli attack on Iran could 'blow' nuclear deal hopes, Trump says

The US President called on ally Israel not to attack Iran amid rising tensions over a nuclear weapons production deal.

Politics

19 h. ago URC Final preview: Leinster face showdown against the Bulls at Croke Park

Leinster coach Leo Cullen has kept faith with flyhalf Sam Prendergast despite some jittery performances in recent weeks, and has recalled centre Garry Ringrose and loose-forward Josh van der Flier after they recovered from injury.

Politics

19 h. ago Dispute over identity of 12 reported killed by Hamas police force in Gaza

Israel has barred international journalists from entering Gaza, making it difficult to confirm what happened.

Events

22 h. ago Watch: LOI Preview – Damien Duff and Stephen Bradley face off in big Dublin derby

Watch: LOI Preview – Damien Duff and Stephen Bradley face off in big Dublin derby  The Irish Independent

Politics

23 h. ago Gordon Lyons dismisses resignation calls over Larne attack Facebook post

Gordon Lyons dismisses resignation calls over Larne attack Facebook post  BBC

Events

23 h. ago Department of Social Protection fined €550k for unlawful database of millions of Irish people's faces

A data watchdog ruled that biometric data gathered through applications for the Public Services Card lacked clear legal basis and violated privacy laws.

Economics