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The Latest Breaking News from Ireland

Conor McGregor withdraws from Ireland’s presidential election bid due to ‘straitjacket’ rules

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The Independent UK

Conor McGregor withdraws bid to contest Ireland’s presidential election

The former MMA fighter had been due to make pitches to two Irish councils on Monday in a bid to get onto the ballot paper.

Evening Standard

Bestselling author Caroline O'Donoghue's travel guide to Cork: the best oysters and most fun pub

Cork is one of the most underrated spots in Ireland, the writer explains. Here are her favourite spots in her hometown

Evening Standard

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Ex-British soldier goes on trial for Bloody Sunday killings

More than a half century after British troops opened fire on civil rights marchers in Northern Ireland in what became known as Bloody Sunday, a single soldier is going on trial

The Independent UK

Bloody Sunday Trial Of British Ex-soldier To Open In Belfast

The first ever trial of a former British soldier accused of murdering victims of the Bloody Sunday massacre opens Monday in Belfast, in a landmark moment in Northern Ireland's conflict-scarred recent history.

International Business Times

Top Four Into Women's Rugby World Cup Semi-finals As France Edge Ireland

The top four teams in women's rugby will feature in the World Cup semi-finals after France staged a superb second-half rally to edge out Ireland on Sunday before England thrashed Scotland.

International Business Times

France forward cited after alleged bite in Women’s World Cup win over Ireland

Axelle Berthoumieu could face a ban after an incident involving Ireland’s Aoife Wafer

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France break Ireland hearts at the last in World Cup quarter-final thriller

France 18-13 Ireland: A battling performance from Ireland so nearly earned them an upset win, but France instead progress and await England or Scotland

The Independent UK

France 18-13 Ireland: Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025 quarter-final – as it happened

France overturned a 13-0 half-time deficit against Ireland to book their spot in the World Cup semi-finals

The Guardian - UK

UK's Largest Lake 'Dying' As Algae Blooms Worsen

For the third year running toxic blue-green algae blooms that look like pea soup and smell like rotten eggs have covered much of Lough Neagh, the largest lake in the UK and Ireland.

International Business Times

Is France vs Ireland on TV? Kick-off time, channel and how to watch Women’s World Cup quarter-final

Everything you need to know ahead of the last-eight clash

The Independent UK

John Mitchell: England hope to exploit Scotland’s weaknesses in WC quarter-final

The Red Roses are overwhelming favourites to set-up a last-four appointment with either France or Ireland.

The Independent UK

‘I can speak more freely – and go to the gym’: former Irish taoiseach Leo Varadkar on Trump, the ‘snogging scandal’ and his country’s anti-immigrant backlash

He was the young, gay, mixed-race leader labelled a ‘badass’ by Matt Damon who unexpectedly quit. He talks about the ‘likability’ of rightwing populists – and his fears for the future of politics

The Guardian - UK

Netherlands Joins Ireland In Threatening Eurovision Boycott If Israel Participates

Slovenia, Spain and Iceland have also expressed concerns over Israel’s inclusion in the international singing contest.

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The Guardian - UK

Your Guardian sport weekend: Women’s Rugby World Cup quarters, Manchester derby and more

Here’s how to follow along with our coverage – the finest writing and up-to-the-minute reports

Euronews

Netherlands join boycott of Eurovision 2026 over Israeli participation

The Dutch public broadcaster, AVROTROS, has confirmed the Netherlands will join Slovenia, Iceland, Spain and Ireland in boycotting next year's Eurovision Song Contest if Israel is involved.

Evening Standard

Taoiseach and Prime Minister ‘at one’ over Northern Ireland legacy framework

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer hosted Taoiseach Micheal Martin at Chequers on Friday.

The Conversation

I’ve researched the politics of flags in Northern Ireland for decades – here’s what England needs to understand

Flags – particularly the union flag and the St George’s Cross – continue to appear in towns and cities in England, at times in response to the housing of migrants and asylum seekers in the local area.

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Euronews

Where in the EU do most young adults have a university degree?

Where do most young Europeans have a higher education degree? A new OECD report reveals sharp contrasts across the EU, with Ireland at the top and Italy at the bottom.

Euronews

'Unconscionable': Ireland to boycott Eurovision 2026 if Israel participates

“Unconscionable given the loss of lives in Gaza”: Ireland will not take part in Eurovision 2026 if Israel participates, Irish broadcaster RTE announces.

International Business Times

Familiar Foes Face Off In Women's Rugby World Cup Quarter-finals

The Women's Rugby World Cup reaches the quarter-final stage this weekend, with four clashes between old rivals.

Evening Standard

EU relations, Northern Ireland and Gaza on agenda for PM and Taoiseach meeting

Irish premier Micheal Martin is to travel to the UK for the meeting with Sir Keir Starmer on Friday.

Al Jazeera

Ireland won’t participate in Eurovision 2026 if Israel does: Broadcaster

RTE says participating would be ‘unconscionable’ as a result of Israel’s war on Gaza and the ‘appalling loss of lives’.

The Guardian - UK

RTÉ says Ireland will boycott Eurovision if Israel is allowed to compete

National broadcaster joins Slovenia in making participation next year conditional amid war in Gaza

Evening Standard

Too many people silent on Charlie Kirk killing, Irish deputy premier says

Too many people ‘have remained silent’ on the killing of US political activist Charlie Kirk, Ireland’s deputy premier has said.

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