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'That's Hard To Take' - Shane Lowry Opens Up On Disappointment Of Near-Misses

The 148th Open Champion is hoping to break his win drought at the 2025 US Open, citing he thinks 'it’s the best I’ve ever been' going into this week's major

Golf Monthly

Henry Kelly: The Troubles journalist who became a household name on TV

The Irish broadcaster had died at the age of 78.

Evening Standard

Irish premier praises Henry Kelly for his ‘huge contribution to journalism’

The former Going For Gold and Game For A Laugh host died ‘peacefully’ on Tuesday ‘after a period of ill health’, his family said.

Evening Standard

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Henry Kelly death: Going for Gold and Game for a Laugh host dies, aged 78

Broadcaster died peacefully after a period of ill health

The Independent UK

Israeli Woman Removed from Irish Holocaust Memorial for Protesting President's Speech Welcoming 'Overdue Ceasefire'

An Israeli woman living in Ireland was forcibly removed from a Holocaust Memorial Day event in Dublin for protesting remarks on the ongoing conflict in Gaza.

Latin Times

Sally Rooney Returns With 30-something Questions

Irish author Sally Rooney, hailed as the "voice of a generation" after the runaway success of "Normal People", examines modern love in all its glory and friction in her fourth novel "Intermezzo" released next week.

International Business Times

Irish museum solves mystery of bronze age axe heads delivered in porridge box

Artefacts sent by farmer, who made the ‘absolutely mad’ discovery while cutting silage

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“Rory was one of the first to put Irish rock on the international stage so it’s an important item culturally.” The Irish government is hoping to acquire Rory Gallagher's guitar as a national treasure

Could Rory Gallagher's guitar be enshrined as a national treasure in Ireland?

Louder

Joe Joyce obituary

Award-winning journalist who worked for the Irish Times and the Guardian and co-wrote a bestseller on the scandal-prone taoiseach Charles Haughey

The Guardian - UK

Neil Jordan claims ex-taoiseach told him of money-for-endorsement agreement

Irish director says Garret FitzGerald said he was expecting payment from Warner Bros for endorsing Michael Collins biopic – which son refutes

The Guardian - UK

Bridgerton’s Nicola Coughlan hilariously hits back at fan who called her ‘brave’ for filming nude scenes

Coughlan stars as one of the leads in season three of the regency-romance show

The Independent UK

‘Irish cliche bingo’: critics pan Obamas’ Netflix comedy drama Bodkin

Seven-part series set in fictional Cork village is couple’s first foray into scripted television for streaming service

The Guardian - UK

In letter to Irish newspaper, Indian Ambassador Akhilesh Mishra praises PM Modi, criticises Opposition

Indian Ambassador to Ireland Akhilesh Mishra defends PM Modi, criticizes Congress era, sparking controversy and international attention.

The Hindu

'Party apparatchik': Congress slams India's envoy to Ireland for critical remarks

Congress criticizes Indian envoy to Ireland for attacking Opposition parties, calling for his dismissal due to disgraceful behaviour.

The Hindu

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The Guardian - UK

‘Real awe’: wave of Irish jubilation greets Cillian Murphy’s Oscars win

President of Ireland, artists, academics and friends pay tribute to actor, who dedicated award to ‘peacemakers’

Louder

"Once again the British government is trying to silence voices from West Belfast – once again it will fail!": Rising hip-hop stars Kneecap accuse the British government of trying to "silence" them after having funding blocked

“We’ve been blocked from receiving significant music funding because a Tory Minister doesn’t like our art”

The Guardian - UK

Sinn Féin’s rising tally of lawsuits fuels fears it is trying to stifle scrutiny

The Irish PM has accused the party of trying to take away democracy through threats as press freedom organisations raise concerns

Radio France Internationale

Students ask Dublin school to apologise for employing French former Nazi

A Dublin school that employed a French former Nazi officer as a teacher who physically abused pupils over decades should apologise, say former students cited by the Irish Times.

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The Week

Repeal the Eighth: how have abortion services changed in Ireland five years on?

Five years ago this week, Ireland voted to repeal the Eighth Amendment to its constitution, which banned abortion except in cases of “real and substantial risk” to the woman’s life.

The Week

How likely is a united Ireland and when could it happen?

Sinn Fein’s leader in Ireland, Mary Lou McDonald, has claimed a border poll on unification will take place “this decade”, after the party cemented its status as the leading political force in Northern Ireland following huge gains in local elections.

Evening Standard

How a student tricked the Irish Times into running a fake AI-written opinion piece

An opinion piece criticising women for wearing fake tan has been found to have been written by AI. The Standard speaks to the individual behind it

The Guardian - UK

Irish Times apologises for hoax AI article about women’s use of fake tan

The piece ran on 11 May and accused people who use fake tan of mocking those with naturally dark skin

Irish Mirror

The Irish Times removes opinion piece on ‘problematic’ fake tan use amid AI generation speculation

The Irish Times has since released a statement stating that the article "may not have been genuine"

The Independent UK

Irish Times removes ‘problematic fake tan’ article amid AI hoax fears

Newspaper says it is reviewing the widely-read comment piece as author’s veracity questioned

The Conversation

Climate change first 'went viral' exactly 70 years ago

We have grown so used to many things. To the pictures of wildfires and cremated animals, to the ice sheets calving into the ocean, to the promises of world leaders that they will heed the “last chance” warning of the scientists.

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