A record of what was published, when, and how it changed.

Belfast's Harland & Wolff cranes set for £3m overhaul

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Two giant shipyard cranes which have come to symbolise the city of Belfast are to get a major refurbishment.

Westmeath Rose crowned winner of the Rose of Tralee

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Westmeath Rose Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh has won this year's Rose of Tralee festival after triumphing over 31 fellow Roses over the two-night event in Kerry.

President offers to meet sister of IRA murder victim

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President Catherine Connolly has offered to meet the sister of Mary Travers, who was murdered by the Provisional IRA 42 years ago.

Parrott close to Spanish move as Real Betis swoop

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Troy Parrott looks set to seal a move to Champions League-bound Real Betis, according to reports.

US announces sanctions against ICC president and lawyer

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The US has imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court's president and a senior trial lawyer at the court, Secretary of State Marco Rubio has said.

Israeli strikes kill 13 in separate attacks in Gaza

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Israeli airstrikes have killed 13 people and wounded several others in separate attacks in Gaza, according to medics.

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US securities regulator reveals long-awaited crypto rules

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The US Securities and Exchange Commission today proposed a new regulatory framework for cryptocurrency assets, the first major step under US President Donald Trump's administration to give the industry the tailored rules it has long pushed for.

Rose of Tralee 2026 - all the action as it happened

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Catch up on the night two of The Rose of Tralee International Festival from the Kerry Sports Academy at MTU.

Section of Cliffs of Moher sea stack falls into Atlantic

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A US tourist captured the moment a large section of one of the most recognisable landmarks at the Cliffs of Moher in Co Clare dramatically fell into the sea.

Bezos consortium's Reds stake higher than first believed

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The consortium involving Amazon founder Jeff Bezos owns more of Liverpool than initially thought after it emerged the collaboration of billionaires have a 38% share in the club.

Irish shoppers face new charge on items from outside EU

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Irish shoppers will be hit with an additional €2 handling fee for items bought outside the EU.

Tonnes of nuclear material found at Syria site, IAEA says

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The head of the UN's nuclear watchdog has said its inspectors have found several tons of nuclear material in Syria, at a site which the authorities said they reported to the agency last month.

Talks due in Rome on future of UN forces in Lebanon

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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun will travel to Rome this week for talks focusing on the future of the United Nations peacekeeping force in south Lebanon.

UK couple killed in Greek honeymoon helicopter crash

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Greece's civil aviation authority has said a helicopter crash that killed two British newlyweds on an Aegean island might have been caused by a tail rotor malfunction.

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Men's Hockey World Cup recap: Ireland 4-1 South Africa

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After an opening pool defeat to Australia, Mark Tumilty's Ireland side bounced back with a fine defeat of South Africa. Read back on how it unfolded.

Limerick family was unlawfully removed from housing list

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Limerick City and County Council acted unlawfully when it removed a Traveller family from the social housing list for a year after they had handed back the keys of a property after windows were smashed and threatening graffiti was written on its walls, the High Court has ruled.

AI creates new jobs in over half of UK firms - study

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Artificial intelligence has created new jobs in more than half of UK firms, according to a study by British bank Lloyds, even as fears about its impact on employment grow.

Food security cttee to be reconvened amid fodder concerns

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Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon has agreed to reconvene the National Fodder and Food Security Committee due to ongoing concerns over fodder supplies caused by the recent dry weather.

Number of children baptised Catholic drops 30% in decade

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The number of children baptised as Catholic on the island of Ireland has fallen 30% in a decade.

UK PM not embarrassed by messages with fake Trump aide

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New British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has confirmed he had exchanged messages with someone pretending to be US President Donald Trump's chief of staff.

Three injured as new tremors hit Granada in Spain

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Tourist access to the medieval Alhambra complex was restricted after three more earthquakes shook Spain's southern Granada province.

Ireland keep World Cup hopes alive with New Zealand win

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Ireland's World Cup hopes remain alive and kicking after Gareth Grundie's side produced a fine second half to beat New Zealand 3-2 at the Belfius Hockey Arena in Belgium.

St Pat's to face Bohemians in FAI Cup quarter-finals

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St Patrick's Athletic must overcome another Dublin rival in the Club Orange FAI Cup after being paired with Bohemians in the quarter-final draw today.

Winds hampering efforts to extinguish Belgian wildfire

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Firefighters have launched a potentially decisive push to encircle Belgium's largest wildfire in a century, despite wind and rain hampering air support operations over the High Fens nature reserve.

Oberstown workers protest outside Dept of Children

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Workers from Oberstown Children Detention Campus have held a protest outside the Department of Children as part of an ongoing industrial relations dispute.