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Students at Dublin special school celebrate results day

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Students at St John of God Special School in Islandbridge gathered to find out their marks this Leaving Cert results day.

What can the Government do about joyriding?

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Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan

JD Vance reportedly mocks Carney for trying to ‘out-tough’ Trump on trade

By Olivia Bowden in Toronto

Audio recording of US vice-president apparently made at New York fundraiser and shared with Canadian Press Leaked audio from a private event has reportedly captured the US vice-president, JD Vance, mocking Canada for apparently capitulating in a trade deal and taunting the prime minister, Mark Carney, for trying to “out-tough” Donald Trump. The recording, which was reportedly made at a fundraiser and shared with the

'Hungry to win' - Villa's Konsa joins Arsenal in £55m deal

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Arsenal complete the £55m signing of England defender Ezri Konsa from Aston Villa.

Firebombs thrown at supercars outside Birmingham wedding venue

By Matthew Weaver

Police investigating after two cars set alight in attack caught on CCTV Firebombs were thrown at supercars outside a wedding venue in Birmingham, setting two alight and prompting guests to sprint out of the building. West Midlands police said they were investigating the incident, which happened in the Sparkbrook area of Birmingham at around 8.30pm on Wednesday. Continue reading...

Neutrogena responds to criticism over how brand deal with Hayden Panettiere ended

By Ramon Antonio Vargas

Late actor in May said beauty brand cut off its relationship with her after she spoke out about postpartum depression The beauty brand Neutrogena has acknowledged making its former ambassador Hayden Panettiere “feel unsupported during a very difficult time” – alluding to when the late Hollywood actor said the company severed ties with her after she spoke about enduring postpartum depression (PPD). Neutrogena issued a

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12 countries in Europe report cases of West Nile virus

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Twelve European countries have reported locally acquired West Nile virus cases this year, prompting calls for stronger mosquito-control measures across the continent.

Salty Brine: How Strange It Is (The Neutral Milk Hotel Show) review – one of today’s most powerful stage voices

By Brian Logan

Summerhall, Edinburgh Intertwining his diaries with Anne Frank’s gives Brine a tough job, but his passionate performance and force of will combine in a heady brew It’s a hell of a swing to make a show paralleling your first love with Anne Frank’s – the more so for that show about her to end on an uplift. But Salty Brine is nothing if not the man for a big swing. This most overbrimming of cabaret artists is in town wi

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New Root era begins with huge win over Pakistan

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England begin Joe Root’s second stint as captain with a crushing defeat of a poor Pakistan inside three days at Headingley.

‘Shameful’: UK, Australia and Canada criticise Israel over Gaza aid convoy killings decision

By Jason Burke

Joint statement issued after IDF said it will not pursue criminal investigations into April 2024 strike that killed seven humanitarian workers Britain, Australia and Canada have called the decision of the Israeli military authorities not to open a criminal investigation into the April 2024 airstrikes that hit a convoy of aid vehicles in Gaza “shameful”. The strikes killed seven humanitarian workers from the US-based

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Teacher jailed for sexually abusing teenage boy

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The court heard how the boy struggles to trust people after the abuse he experienced.

England’s bowlers tear through Pakistan to seal crushing innings victory in first Test

By Ali Martin at Headingley

1st Test, D3: England, 409, bt Pakistan, 171 & 135, by inns & 103 Archer, Robinson and Tongue all take three wickets The sounds heard coming from the Headingley area at 3.38pm on Friday were not simply the belching roars of the Western Terrace as England wrapped up a one-sided victory over Pakistan. A pressure valve had also been released. One win against a team as ragged as this Pakistan one might not have been reas

Griffith College gets permission for campus expansion

By Gordon Deegan

Dublin City Council signs off on expansion plans

Jannik Sinner to miss US Open with knee injury

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News comes after Carlos Alcaraz revealed he will make his comeback from a wrist injury at Flushing Meadows

At least 19 killed in Russian drone strikes on Ukraine

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At least 19 people have been killed in separate Russian attacks on Ukraine.

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Home-schooled 12-year-old's GCSEs success

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Ariel has achieved a total of five grade 9s, a grade 8 and an advanced mathematics qualification.

Gold and bitcoin surge after US bond market selloff; UK economy on ‘firmer footing’ - as it happened

By Alex Daniel

Rolling coverage of the latest events in global financial markets, the economy and major corporate moves Economists are also taking heart from the PMI survey, which will come as a welcome positive sign after the less-than-ideal public finances data earlier this morning. Jake Finney, a senior economist at PwC, said: The latest PMI data provides increasingly encouraging signs that the economy is finding firmer footing.

Gun stash in German forest believed to be linked to Russia, say reports

By Deborah Cole in Berlin

Germany seeking to extradite suspect from Romania over guns it is feared could have been used ⁠in assassinations Germany is seeking to extradite a suspect from Romania over the discovery of an underground stash of weapons in a forest near Berlin that German media reports have linked to Russian intelligence. Two weeks after German authorities found a drone carrying explosives at Leipzig airport, the interior minister,

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First funerals of teenagers killed in M9 collision take place

By Ronan McGreevy, David Raleigh

Joe Carthy (15) was youngest of the five people who died in a BMW car driven the wrong way down the motorway

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England beat Pakistan by an innings and 103 runs: first men’s cricket Test, day three – live reaction

By Rob Smyth (now), Tim de Lisle (later)

Updates from Headingley; play starts 11am BST Day two: Brook keeps England on top | Sign up for the Spin 83rd over: England 367-8 (Smith 17, Archer 0) A quiet first over of the day from Mohammad Abbas, with just a single to Jamie Smith. The new ball is available but the left-arm spinner Ali Usman, who took five of the six wickets to fall yesterday, is going to continue at the other end. The second Test between Austra

'Robust' reply to Israeli settlement plan needed: McEntee

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Ireland will press for a stronger international response to Israel's plans for 1,200 settlement housing units in the West Bank.

Rise in farm payment schemes to tackle fodder shortages

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Payments given to farmers under a number of schemes will see an increase from 70% to 75% as part of a plan to alleviate the effects of fodder shortages.

Three Argentina players banned over World Cup final brawl

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Three Argentina players have been banned for their part in a brawl at the end of last month's World Cup final against Spain, while the South American nation have been fined for displaying a Falkland Islands banner after the semi-final win over England.

Irish pub-goers pay 11 times more tax on a pint than in Spain or Germany, research finds

By Conor Pope

Wine and whiskey also heavily taxed as drinks industry calls on Government to stop ‘killing’ Irish pubs

Palestine Action ‘Barclays five’ will not be sentenced as terrorists

By Raphael Boyd

Activists who targeted bank in Burnley were found guilty in June of causing damage exceeding £200,000 Five Palestine Action activists who vandalised a Barclays branch in Burnley will not be sentenced as terrorists, a judge has ruled. Dubbed the Barclays five, Brendon O’Hagan, 28; Amanda Kelly, 31; Hmeera Atiqnisar, 31; Mohammed Malik, 28; and Alma Yaniv, 70, were all found guilty in June of causing damage exceeding £