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Aer Lingus Is Cutting Four U.S. Routes. Hundreds Of Jobs Could Be Affected.

Aer Lingus plans to reduce its annual flight schedule by approximately 6% across its network as it seeks to improve operating margins.

International Business Times

Brenda Fricker: My Left Foot star who paved way for Irish talent in Hollywood

The Dublin-born star won the Oscar for best supporting actress in 1990.

Evening Standard

Cape Verde star’s dream summer continues with Champions League qualification heroics

Defender's fairytale goes on after starring for the Blue Sharks at the World Cup

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Travelling to Ireland? These are the highest-rated tourist attractions to visit

A new study has revealed Ireland’s highest-rated tourist attractions, with the ranking dominated by museums, distilleries and stunning natural wonders.

Euronews

Voices: Poll: Should theatres ban phones from the auditorium altogether?

HAVE YOUR SAY: ‘Legally Blonde’ star Amber Davies had a fan removed mid-show in Dublin for filming – so is it time for a blanket phone ban, or are audiences being unfairly targeted?

The Independent UK

Strictly star issues warning after audience member removed from Dublin theatre show

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UFC 329 fight tonight: How to watch Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway

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No, I am in Dublin: PwC worker works from India remotely; lies when confronted, accuses boss of bullying

Jasch Asher, a PwC worker who started working for the firm's Dublin office in 2022, secretly left the country in 2024 without informing his employers and continued working remotely until Asher was called to the office for a performance improvement plan meeting. The meeting was scheduled in November 2024 and…

The Times of India

Here's how to hear Charli xcx's new album before its even released

Charli xcx will host 25 independent cinema listening parties worldwide from July 9–11 - including London’s The Castle, Stockport’s Savoy and Dublin’s Cinema and Showtime - giving fans an exclusive first listen to Music, Fashion, Film two weeks before its July 24 release,

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Brave Swimmers Help Convict Ex-Irish Coach George Gibney in Historic Child Sex Abuse Trial

George Gibney, former Irish swimming coach, was convicted in Dublin of 40 charges of indecent assault and attempted rape against young swimmers, marking a significant child sex abuse case.

International Business Times UK

Cheeky Dublin Airport admin trolls Rangers as Celtic arrive in Ireland

Rangers have been cheekily trolled by Dublin Airport after O’Neill’s Celtic jetted in for their pre-season opener against Shelbourne.

The National (Scotland)

Gary Barlow admits he ‘physically couldn’t do’ The Circus tour again

On Saturday night the band performed the final show of their tour in Dublin.

Evening Standard

The World Cup is just now discovering Middle America's big heart. These Irish bingo kingpins built a $24 million business knowing it all along

Craig Reynolds and Will Meara launched Bingo Loco in a Dublin basement in 2017. Nine years later, Locomotive sells a million tickets a year in 300 cities.

Fortune

Ireland, as 'honest broker', reckons with the high price of dirty business

Ireland is facing the music over its continued sales of alumina to Russia. The scandal put a damper on the start of the country's EU presidency and raised uncomfortable questions that Dublin has yet to answer.

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'No cherry-picking': Pressure mounts on Ireland to stop alumina sales to Russia

The scandal over alumina sales to Russia continues to dog Ireland as it takes over the rotating presidency of the EU Council, but Dublin says it will not commit to sanctions until an internal investigation is concluded.

The Economic Times

T20s here to stay, not so sure about ODIs: R Ashwin

Indian spin legend Ravichandran Ashwin believes the European T20 Premier League is vital for cricket's global expansion, especially with its Olympic inclusion. Captain of the Dublin Guardians, Ashwin emphasized T20's viability over ODIs for growth. He also highlighted the league's role in nurturing Irish and Scottish talent, aiming to foster…

The Economic Times

Russian drone, missile attack on Kyiv injures five, hits residential buildings

Kyiv faced a brutal overnight assault with drones and missiles, striking residential buildings and igniting a hotel on a prominent boulevard. Five individuals sustained injuries in one central district following a ballistic missile attack. Residents sought refuge underground as explosions rocked the capital. President Zelenskyy had anticipated the strike, cutting…

The Independent UK

TikTok announce major redundancies amid push for AI content moderation

TikTok said it expects to axe around 300 jobs in its trust and safety team in Dublin

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Man guilty of attempting to murder three children in attack that triggered Dublin riot

Jury also finds Riad Bouchaker guilty of assaulting two other children and a childcare worker in 2023 stabbings

The Independent UK

Riad Bouchaker found guilty of attempting to murder three children in Dublin knife attack

One of his victims is now non-verbal, uses a wheelchair and cannot swallow safely

Evening Standard

Zelensky takes aim at Russian-owned companies in Europe during Dublin address

The Ukrainian president called for fresh European sanctions.

Evening Standard

Riad Bouchaker found guilty of attempting to murder three children in Dublin

The incident preceded disorder that broke out in Dublin city centre in which shops were looted and vehicles were set on fire.

Evening Standard

Stabbing in Dublin preceded disorder that saw buses and trams set alight

The scenes put pressure on the Irish Government over its ability to maintain safety in the capital.

Evening Standard

Heroic interventions to save children during Parnell Square stabbing

Care worker Leanne Flynn and others intervened to stop Riad Bouchaker on a busy Dublin street three years ago.

Evening Standard

Volodymyr Zelensky thanks Ireland for support during Dublin Castle address

The Ukrainian president addressed the opening ceremony of Ireland’s EU presidency on Wednesday afternoon.

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