1 hour ago Baby girl killed with her parents in Israeli airstrike on Gaza

Another 11 malnutrition-related deaths occurred in Gaza over the past 24 hours, the territory’s health ministry said today, with one child among them.

Events

14 h. ago Catherine Connolly says we ‘cannot trust’ the US, England and France

EU has ‘lost its moral compass’, presidential candidate says

Politics

14 h. ago ‘We fell in love with Ireland’: Meet the Ukrainians building new businesses and lives here

From baking to dance, food to interior design, Ukrainians fleeing the war have strived to make new lives in Ireland, although their long-term legal status remains cloaked in uncertainty

Politics

14 h. ago Journalists protest over press death toll in Gaza amid accusations of Israeli ‘media blackout’ strategy

At least 190 media workers killed amid calls for investigation into actions of Israeli government

Politics

23 h. ago UN says at least 1,760 people have been killed while seeking aid in Gaza since late May

At least 38 people were killed by Israeli fire today, including 12 who were waiting for humanitarian aid.

Events

24 h. ago Status orange forest fire warning issued, as Met Éireann forecasts hot weekend conditions

Met Éireann says Ireland to see temperatures of up to 26 degrees in coming days

Events

32 h. ago ‘Instead of hope, Palestinians were back in prison’: How Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza 20 years ago went sour

In August 2005 Israeli settlers were told to leave by their government, a move opposed by Binyamin Netanyahu

Events

32 h. ago Medical care assured for Gazan families relocating to Donegal

Six Palestinian families who are in Ireland for medical treatment are to be relocated from Dublin to Letterkenny next week.… The post Medical care assured for Gazan families relocating to Donegal appeared first on Donegal Daily.

Society

35 h. ago Demonstration planned in Dublin to highlight boy's death and spinal surgery crisis

Harvey Sherratt’s parents, Gillian Sherratt and Stephen Morrison, will attend the demonstration.

Events

36 h. ago Israeli football fans cause outrage in Poland with 'murderers' banner

Historical disputes over the second World War and the Holocaust have strained relations between Poland and Israel in the past.

Events

39 h. ago From Israel to his mother’s tears and a vow to ‘Make Ireland home again’ – here’s what we learnt from Gareth Sheridan’s presidential campaign launch

From Israel to his mother’s tears and a vow to ‘Make Ireland home again’ – here’s what we learnt from Gareth Sheridan’s presidential campaign launch  The Irish Independent

Politics

45 h. ago At least 17 people killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza, including six who had been waiting for aid

The dead included six civilians who had been waiting for humanitarian aid.

Events

49 h. ago Israeli settlement plans mark ‘final nail in coffin of Palestinian state’, says minister

Bezalel Smotrich launches plan to revive long-stalled E1 project that divides the West Bank in two

Politics

51 h. ago DSPCA calls for task force to address 'growing' horse welfare crisis in Dublin

The animal welfare organisation said it was “horrified” by “disturbing” footage of a horse crashing into a car on a busy Dublin road on Monday.

Events

51 h. ago Ireland's proposed climate targets risk locking in global hunger

Ireland's proposed climate targets risk locking in global hunger  EurekAlert!

Events

55 h. ago Israel steps up Gaza attacks as minister unveils plan to ‘bury’ idea of Palestinian state

At least 11 people killed in aerial and tank fire overnight, say health authorities

Politics

57 h. ago Mary Robinson questions why EU continues trade agreement with Israel

The former president said she would 'urge Ireland' to put heavy pressure to suspend the current preferential trade agreement between the EU and Israel

Politics

61 h. ago Most NGOs have been unable to deliver a single truck of aid to Gaza since March

Groups including Oxfam and Doctors Without Borders say at least 60 requests to bring aid into Gaza were rejected in July alone.

Politics

62 h. ago Is Ireland heading towards an prescription opioid addiction crisis?

Is Ireland heading towards an prescription opioid addiction crisis?  The Irish Times

Events

62 h. ago The dark heart of carbon credits: corporate greenwashing, displacement and sexual exploitation

Amid the climate crisis, no amount of wishing for an imaginary carbon unicorn will make it true

Politics