Hamas reaches deal for disarmament and Israeli withdrawal from Gaza ↗
Front page leadHamas has announced an agreement for its disarmament and a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza, with no immediate statement from Israel.
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Nine bodies found after hundreds swim from Morocco to Spain ↗
Nine bodies were discovered after hundreds of people attempted to swim from Morocco to the Spanish territory of Ceuta.
Dublin sports pitch saved from housing development ↗
Dublin's Portland Row sports pitch has been saved from a housing development following a successful local campaign.
Winning outfits from Galway Races fashion event ↗
This year's Galway Races saw a Dunboyne woman take home the overall prize for best dressed, with winning outfits highlighted.
Wildfire rages on Crete amid strong winds ↗
A wildfire is burning on the Greek island of Crete, with strong winds and dense smoke hampering firefighting efforts.
Markéta Irglová shares condolences with Glen Hansard's family ↗
Oscar winner Markéta Irglová expressed her sorrow to Glen Hansard's family, recalling their shared rise to fame with the film 'Once'.
European nations to boycott World Cup if FIFA proceeds with sale ↗
European nations have stated they will boycott the World Cup if FIFA pushes forward with its plans to sell off the event.
Irish wildfire overlaps with protected nature sites ↗
Ireland experiences one of Europe's highest rates of wildfires occurring within protected nature areas.
Data centres used nearly a billion litres of water last year ↗
Data centres consumed almost one billion litres of water in the past year, though another industry used significantly more.
Letters to the editor on bees, water, and government spin ↗
Recent letters to the editor discuss bees in Dublin, water usage in data centres, and concerns about government communication.
Larry Donnelly: Trump's foreign policy balancing act is tricky ↗
Larry Donnelly analyzes the increasing difficulty of Donald Trump's foreign policy balancing act.
Shelbourne advances to face Ajax in European competition ↗
Shelbourne lost their match in Estonia but have progressed to compete against Ajax in a European football showdown.
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