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Irish Parliament blocks Northern Ireland Speaker's address
The Speaker of the Northern Ireland Assembly has been denied permission to address the Irish Parliament in Dublin, sparking a major diplomatic dispute and accusations of political interference from the UK government.
Garda Hunt For Man After Woman Found Dead In UK Hotel
Irish police issue urgent appeal for a 26-year-old man wanted for questioning after the body of a woman was discovered at a luxury hotel in Sussex. The Gardaí are working closely with UK authorities in a fast-moving investigation.
Bob Geldof Considers Run for Irish Presidency
Rock star and activist Bob Geldof reveals he is seriously considering a bid for the Irish presidency, sparking political debate across Dublin and beyond.
McGregor Drops Presidential Bid, Vows to Promote Ireland in US
MMA superstar Conor McGregor has officially withdrawn from the Irish presidential race. The former UFC champion announced his decision during a New York date night with his fiancée, Dee Devlin, vowing to promote Irish interests from the US instead.
McGregor Refuses EU Passport in Patriotic Stand
MMA superstar Conor McGregor sparks controversy by declaring he would refuse an EU passport, championing Irish sovereignty and stirring a major debate on national identity post-Brexit.
Fine Gael President's UK Irish communities remark causes row
Fine Gael President Jerry Buttimer faces backlash after suggesting Irish communities in Britain should 'integrate more', raising questions about diaspora relations and diplomatic sensitivities.
Macron's election gamble backfires, creating French political crisis
Emmanuel Macron's snap election strategy has resulted in a fragmented parliament, the fall of a key centrist ally, and a governance crisis that threatens France's stability and economic future.
Sinn Féin Leader Faces Fine Over Presidential Election Breach
Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald faces potential legal penalties for her role in nominating presidential candidate in controversial move that breaches electoral rules, sparking fierce debate in Irish politics.
Sinn Féin predicts Irish unity "within touching distance"
Mary Lou McDonald declares Irish unity 'within touching distance' as Sinn Féin leads polls ahead of potential coalition government formation.
Emergency at Parliament After Scaffolding Fall
A major emergency response unfolded at the Houses of Parliament after an individual fell from scaffolding. Read the latest on the incident and the condition of the person involved.
Cillian Murphy outstanding in ferocious reform school drama
Oscar-winner Cillian Murphy gives a career-defining performance in 'Steve', a harrowing drama exposing Ireland's brutal reform school system. Director Alan Gilsenan's powerful film is a searing indictment of institutional abuse.
CMAT Interview: Irish Singer's Creative Journey Revealed
Dive into an exclusive interview with rising Irish music sensation CMAT as she discusses her songwriting journey, creative influences, and the stories behind her acclaimed work in this captivating Guardian podcast episode.
Irish Justice Minister fined by Garda for phone use driving
Irish Justice Minister Micheál Martin has been issued an on-the-spot fine by An Garda Síochána for using his mobile phone while driving in Dublin, raising questions about accountability and road safety.
Sally Rooney voted UK's 'Irish Madonna' in Ipsos poll
Bestselling author Sally Rooney has been voted the most admired Irish person by the British public in a new Ipsos poll, earning her the title of a modern 'Irish Madonna' for her profound cultural influence.
Met Police Fury Over Jury Rights Protest Arrests
The Metropolitan Police is under fire after arresting peaceful protesters outside the Old Bailey for informing the public about their full legal rights as jurors. The move, condemned by MPs and civil liberties groups, raises serious questions about freedo
Scottish Parliament to debate Andrew Tate's influence on children
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross urges Holyrood to address the 'damaging and dangerous' impact of controversial influencer Andrew Tate on young people's values and behaviour.
Starmer Faces Backlash Over Gaza as Swinney Condemns UK Parliament
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer is under intense scrutiny for his position on the Israel-Gaza conflict, with Scotland's First Minister John Swinney criticising Westminster's handling of the crisis. The political row highlights deep divisions over UK foreig
Irish Deputy PM brands Trump's tariff threat 'economic illiteracy'
Micheál Martin, Ireland's Tánaiste, has issued a scathing rebuke to Donald Trump's proposed 25% tariff on Irish goods, branding the plan 'economic illiteracy' that would harm US interests as much as Irish exporters.
Scrap King's Oath for NHS Bosses, Say Scottish MSPs
MSPs push to scrap the centuries-old oath of allegiance to the King for senior NHS staff, branding it a 'colonial' relic as Scotland's health service faces a deepening crisis.
Police Called to Holyrood as Labour Staffer Barred
Holyrood is at the centre of a major security incident after a Scottish Labour staff member was reported to Police Scotland and banned from the Scottish Parliament building.
Tasmanian Labor Leader Ousted in Shock Pre-Election Coup
Tasmania's Labor Party is in crisis after a dramatic late-night vote ousted leader Josh Willie just months from a state election, installing Dean Winter in a desperate bid to salvage its fortunes.
Australian PM Anthony Albanese Uses Gen Z Slang 'Delulu' in Parliament
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's witty use of Gen Z slang 'delulu' in parliament goes viral, sparking a global conversation about language, politics, and generational divides.
Diplomatic Row Over Burke's 'Childish' Netanyahu Attack
A blistering critique from Sky News Australia's Peter Van Onselen targets Labor Minister Tony Burke over his 'rehearsed' and 'ill-judged' parliamentary assault on Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, warning of serious consequences for Australia's international
Irish Man Found Dead in Portugal After Vanishing on Holiday
A major investigation is underway after an Irish man disappeared during a holiday in Portugal's Algarve region. His body was discovered days later near a popular tourist attraction, with police treating the death as suspicious.
Finnish MP dies in apparent suicide at parliament building
A sombre mood envelops Helsinki as Finnish police investigate the death of a serving Member of Parliament inside the nation's parliament building in a suspected suicide, prompting an outpouring of grief and shock.
Queen's Imperial State Crown dazzles at Parliament
The iconic Imperial State Crown, a symbol of British monarchy, was prominently displayed during the State Opening of Parliament, marking a historic moment in Westminster.
Farage waves Union Jack in EU Parliament
Nigel Farage caused a stir in Brussels by defiantly waving the Union Jack during a European Parliament session, reigniting debates over Brexit and national identity.
Poilievre's election strategy reshapes Canadian politics
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre's latest parliamentary manoeuvres signal a dramatic shift in Canada's political landscape ahead of the next federal election.
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