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The Irish Times front page features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin's condemnation of the Gaza situation at the UN, an analysis of Netanyahu's UN address, and domestic political discussions regarding a new flag for a united Ireland…
Irish Taoiseach Micheal Martin addressed the UN, stating that the full revelation of the horrors in Gaza would shame the world, while Netanyahu's remarks were perceived as delusional.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's UN address is described as delusional, with many delegates walking out, as he focused on portraying Israel as a moral champion while ignoring the situation in Gaza.
The wife and mother of a jailed German wind power fraudster have established companies in Dublin.
A small minority of people are reportedly willing to consider a new flag and anthem to make Irish unity more acceptable to unionists.
The article investigates the phenomenon of long queues outside Dublin restaurants that are becoming viral sensations.
Former minister Simon Coveney, who was previously lobbied by developer Johnny Ronan, is now lobbying for him.
Brendan O'Connor's interview with Nikita Hand is highlighted for amplifying her traumatic testimony.
The first new private hospital project in Dublin in twenty years is currently under development.
A podcast episode discusses defeat in Kosovo, the 'wind power swindler' case, and the potential for a minority to support a new flag in a united Ireland.
This opinion piece questions why Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary took ten days to realize his comments about rape were wrong.
A piece reflecting on the band U2's 50th anniversary, with a personal account of witnessing their early beginnings.
