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On Liberation Day, President Trump announced sweeping tariffs, triggering global uncertainty and potentially jeopardizing the global trading ecosystem.

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From ‘Damned Englishman’ to ‘fking ahole’: A history of Ireland in 25 Dáil insults – The Irish Times

This article chronicles a history of insults exchanged within the Irish Dáil, highlighting the evolution of parliamentary discourse from relatively formal criticisms to modern-day profanity.

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Joe Biden may be best to let sleeping dogs lie as new books lifts lid on his final days in office – The Irish Times

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Two new books detailing the tumultuous final days of Joe Biden's presidency fuel ongoing debate about his fitness for office and the 2024 election.

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Netflix levy plan set to be blocked as viewers are already ‘paying enough’ – The Irish Times

Ireland's Minister for Media plans to block a proposed levy on streaming services like Netflix, citing that viewers already pay enough for entertainment.

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The American counter-revolution is being led by Dow Jones, S&P and Nasdaq – The Irish Times

Wall Street's significant financial losses, totaling nearly $10 trillion since Donald Trump's inauguration, are viewed as a powerful counter-revolution against his policies.

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Tech bros who backed Trump are surely being hit by buyer’s remorse – The Irish Times

The article discusses the potential consequences for US tech companies who backed Donald Trump, as the EU considers retaliatory measures in response to escalating transatlantic tensions and trade disputes.

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Writers’ Guild dismayed at Minister for Media’s lack of support for Netflix content levy – The Irish Times

The Writers' Guild of Ireland criticizes the Irish Minister for Media's rejection of a proposed content levy on streaming services, arguing it would support Irish storytelling and creators.

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Why did Donald Trump buckle? – The Irish Times

Donald Trump's aggressive trade war tactics faced a setback as economic and political pressures led him to temporarily pause tariffs, highlighting the market's influence on his decisions.

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Russian intelligence ship located in Irish-controlled waters not responding to communication – The Irish Times

A Russian intelligence ship, the Viktor Leonov, is being tracked in Irish waters, ignoring communication attempts from the Irish Naval Service, raising concerns about potential surveillance of subsea infrastructure.

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Sandymount cycleway can go ahead after Dublin City Council wins court appeal – The Irish Times

Dublin City Council successfully appealed a High Court decision, paving the way for the construction of a Sandymount cycleway.

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Richard Boyd Barrett on his cancer treatment: ‘It is going to be very difficult to eat. That is what worries me most’ – The Irish Times

Irish politician Richard Boyd Barrett announces he is stepping back from politics to focus on his throat cancer treatment, expressing concern about the impact on his ability to eat.

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Power struggles, resignations and Conor McGregor’s toxicity: The fracturing of Ireland’s far right – The Irish Times

Internal power struggles, resignations, and the controversial figure of Conor McGregor are fracturing Ireland's far-right movement, hindering its attempts at political success.

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Ireland joins naval intelligence network amid increase in Russian ships in Irish-controlled waters – The Irish Times

Ireland is joining a European maritime intelligence network to enhance its ability to monitor Russian naval activity and other maritime threats in its waters.

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Briefings reveal EU faces choice between US and China – The Irish Times

Briefings reveal the US is pressuring the EU to choose between the US and China in trade negotiations, potentially imposing tariffs on pharmaceutical imports despite a 90-day pause.

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EU dismisses US demands on food standards and ties to China – The Irish Times

The European Union rejects US demands to alter food safety regulations and reduce ties with China, signaling difficult trade negotiations.

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This is a shocker of an opinion poll for Fine Gael – The Irish Times

A new Irish Times poll reveals a significant drop in support for Fine Gael, while Sinn Fein surges to the top, highlighting the challenges facing the current coalition government.

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Irish Times poll: Sinn Féin back on top as Fine Gael support slides to 30-year low – The Irish Times

A new Irish Times/Ipsos poll reveals Sinn Féin's return to the top spot as the most popular party, while Fine Gael's support plummets to a 30-year low, highlighting public dissatisfaction with the current coalition government.

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Why are Trump and his architects of chaos obsessed with Ireland? – The Irish Times

The article explores the seemingly inexplicable interest of Donald Trump and his associates in Irish right-wing anti-immigration figures, suggesting their actions may stem from impulsive behavior rather than strategic planning.

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City taxes for tourists ‘last thing we need to be doing’, says O’Donovan – The Irish Times

Ireland's Minister for Culture rejects proposed tourist taxes in Dublin and other cities, citing potential economic drawbacks and the need for government approval.

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Donald Trump’s approval rating in the US is way down, and no one knows what he’s going to do next – The Irish Times

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Donald Trump's approval rating has plummeted to historically low numbers after 100 days in office, leaving uncertainty about his future actions and policies.

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Call to reinstate Shannon Airport stopover ‘bizarre’, warns DAA chief – The Irish Times

The chief executive of DAA criticizes a proposal to reinstate a mandatory stopover at Shannon Airport for transatlantic flights, deeming it 'bizarre' and contrary to EU regulations.

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Social homes delivery target for 2024 missed by almost 20% – The Irish Times

Ireland significantly missed its 2024 social housing delivery target by nearly 20%, falling short by over 2,300 units, prompting criticism from opposition parties.

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Westminster never forgets its murdered MPs - which is why Kneecap’s comments could not be overlooked – The Irish Times

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The article analyzes the controversy surrounding the Irish rap group Kneecap after a video surfaced of a member seemingly inciting violence against Conservative MPs, highlighting the sensitive context of past assassinations of British MPs.

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Pfizer warned Taoiseach against EU pharma reform plans – The Irish Times

Pfizer and other pharmaceutical companies lobbied the Irish government to oppose EU reforms that would shorten the exclusivity period for new drugs.

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Senior Russian general killed in car explosion near Moscow – The Irish Times

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A senior Russian military officer was killed in a car explosion near Moscow, prompting an investigation and accusations of a terrorist attack.

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Dublin city is the biggest victim of Ireland’s ludicrous taxation system – The Irish Times

Dublin, generating over half of Ireland's tax revenue, receives a disproportionately small amount for its upkeep, leading to infrastructure issues and highlighting flaws in the country's taxation system.

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Housing crisis: Proposals to boost LDA’s remit under consideration to boost housing output – The Irish Times

The Irish government is considering expanding the Land Development Agency's (LDA) remit to increase housing output and address the country's housing crisis.

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China exerts control from a nondescript office on Dublin’s Capel Street – The Irish Times

A seemingly innocuous Chinese community center in Dublin concealed a complex web of influence and potential human rights abuses, revealing the extent of the Chinese Communist Party's global reach.

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China’s intimidation of an Irish citizen in Dublin: ‘I wanted to escape. It’s scary’ – The Irish Times

A naturalized Irish citizen of Uyghur descent details her ongoing intimidation by Chinese authorities, highlighting the reach of transnational oppression and its impact on individuals seeking refuge.

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Sports

Shamrock Rovers footballer Dylan Watts: ‘My time in England was tough’ – The Irish Times

Shamrock Rovers footballer Dylan Watts reflects on his career, personal life, and time playing in England in a recent interview.

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Are the GAA’s new rules the gamechanger football needs? – The Irish Times

New rules aim to revitalize Gaelic football, addressing concerns about its increasingly defensive and slow-paced nature.

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Kevin Kilbane: Evan Ferguson’s case shows how ruthless the Premier League is – The Irish Times

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Kevin Kilbane analyzes the careers of several Irish footballers in the Premier League, highlighting the competitiveness and ruthlessness of the league while discussing the prospects of young players like Evan Ferguson and Finn Azaz.

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Virgil van Dijk signs new two-year Liverpool contract worth up to £400,000 a week – The Irish Times

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Liverpool captain Virgil van Dijk signed a new two-year contract extension, committing his future to the club through 2027.

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Radio-controlled car racing: It’s like Formula 1 but at a fraction of the size – The Irish Times

The On-Road Circuit Association (Orca) in Ireland promotes radio-controlled car racing, offering a thrilling, high-speed hobby and competitive sport.

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From holiday homes to rural depopulation, the numbers game is not stacking up in Clare – The Irish Times

Rural depopulation in County Clare, Ireland, is impacting Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) clubs, leading to declining player numbers in some areas and prompting the appointment of a demographics officer.

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Plans unveiled for south Dublin winter sports arena to host State’s first ice hockey franchise – The Irish Times

Plans for a €190 million winter sports arena in Dublin, set to house Ireland's first professional ice hockey franchise and host various events, have been unveiled.

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If hurling is so good, why is it so small? – The Irish Times

Despite its popularity during championship season, the article questions why hurling, a beloved Irish sport, hasn't expanded its reach beyond its traditional strongholds.

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Red card for Tipperary’s Darragh McCarthy was justified but it broke an unwritten rule – The Irish Times

Darragh McCarthy's early red card in a hurling match sparked debate about unwritten rules and the impact of early dismissals on the game.

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Finance

I want to work part-time after I’m 65 but I’ve been warned it’ll hurt my pension – The Irish Times

A 62-year-old Irish public servant seeks clarification on whether working part-time after 65 will negatively impact their pension, and an expert clarifies that it will likely increase their overall pension benefits.

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Michael Flatley: The deal that let the dancer keep his Castlehyde mansion – The Irish Times

Michael Flatley successfully repaid a €6.9 million loan secured on his Castlehyde mansion, avoiding receivership after a legal battle.

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Wealth gap tensions: ‘My friends don’t have to budget like me. A round of cocktails scares the s**t out of me’ – The Irish Times

The article explores how wealth inequality in Ireland impacts personal relationships, drawing on the experiences of individuals from various income levels.

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Readers locked out of AIB and BOI: ‘I can’t access my accounts. I have tried everything’ – The Irish Times

Two Irish Times readers detail their frustrating experiences with Bank of Ireland and AIB, highlighting issues with account access and communication after security measures were implemented.

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Is FIRE the route to retirement bliss? – The Irish Times

The article explores the financial independence, retire early (FIRE) movement, examining its principles, feasibility, and potential pitfalls, emphasizing the importance of financial planning and a balanced approach to life.

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Revolut to offer mortgages in Ireland in autumn – The Irish Times

Revolut plans a soft launch of mortgage services in Ireland this autumn, aiming to challenge established banks by offering a potentially more streamlined and competitive home loan process.

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Making sense of shifting inheritance tax thresholds – The Irish Times

This article explains how changes to Irish inheritance tax thresholds affect an individual's tax liability on multiple inheritances received over time.

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The Eircom shares debacle: ‘I spent €5,000. They are now worth less than €500′ – The Irish Times

The article details the disastrous Eircom share offering in 1999, highlighting significant financial losses for many Irish investors and exploring the lasting impact of this event.

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Business

Republic’s commercial vacancy rate hits highest level on record – The Irish Times

Ireland's commercial vacancy rate reached a record high of 14.5 percent in 2024, driven by factors including the pandemic, changing consumer preferences, and economic pressures.

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‘Don’t blame us, blame Musk.’ Germany’s Tesla-owning taxi drivers appeal for customer tolerance – The Irish Times

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German Tesla taxi drivers are experiencing customer resistance due to Elon Musk's controversial political actions, impacting Tesla's sales and brand image in Germany.

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Mercury Engineering to let 40 workers go from Intel project – The Irish Times

Mercury Engineering, an Irish construction firm, will lay off 40 employees due to the completion of Intel's Fab 34 plant in Leixlip, though other large projects are expected to offset some of the job losses.

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GoCar charges almost €2,000 when rental car breaks down after 30 minutes – The Irish Times

A GoCar user was charged nearly €2,000 after his rental car broke down, highlighting issues with the company's communication and handling of customer complaints.

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Workday secures new HQ in Dublin in largest office letting deal in Europe since Covid – The Irish Times

Workday has signed a deal to establish its new European headquarters in Dublin's College Square, marking the largest office letting in Europe since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Major office block developer complained to Government about work-from-home strategies – The Irish Times

A major Irish office developer voiced concerns to the government about work-from-home trends impacting office space demand and construction costs.

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How Irish booksellers feel about the arrival of Amazon.ie: ‘It’s a very real danger to the industry’ – The Irish Times

The launch of Amazon.ie sparks concern among Irish booksellers, who fear the impact of the retail giant on their businesses and the wider literary culture.

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Landmark south Dublin pub hits the open market for first time in 48 years with €7.25m price tag – The Irish Times

The Leopardstown Inn, a landmark pub in south Dublin, is on the market for €7.25 million after 48 years under the same ownership, attracting interest from publicans, investors, and developers.

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Crime

Driver who knocked down and killed boy (9) and went to pub after incident jailed for five years – The Irish Times

A 24-year-old driver in Ireland was jailed for five years for causing the death of a nine-year-old boy in a hit-and-run incident, sparking outrage from the victim's family.

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Suspect arrested after man dies in Youghal stabbing incident – The Irish Times

A 31-year-old man died following a stabbing incident in Youghal, County Cork, Ireland, leading to the arrest of a 29-year-old suspect.

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Serial fraudster Samantha Cookes convicted over theft of sofa and two armchairs – The Irish Times

Serial fraudster Samantha Cookes received an additional three-month prison sentence for stealing furniture from a rental property in Ireland, adding to her existing sentence for social welfare fraud.

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Man caught with more than €17,000 worth of cocaine in underwear – The Irish Times

A Limerick man faces a potential 10-year prison sentence for possessing over €17,000 worth of cocaine, claiming he was acting as an errand boy to settle a drug debt.

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Man (30) charged with sexual assault during Armagh GAA trip to US – The Irish Times

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A 30-year-old man has been charged with sexual assault and related offenses allegedly committed during an Armagh GAA team trip to Miami, Florida.

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Noted Dublin silversmith left ‘devastated’ and ‘facing bankruptcy’ after theft of life’s work – The Irish Times

A renowned Dublin silversmith, whose work was gifted to Pope Francis, suffered a devastating theft of his life's work, leaving him facing bankruptcy.

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Glen ‘Mr Flashy’ Ward jailed for firing semi-automatic rifle during house party in Finglas – The Irish Times

Glen Ward, known as 'Mr Flashy,' received a five-and-a-half-year prison sentence for firing a semi-automatic rifle at a house party in Finglas, Dublin.

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Real Estate

Offers in excess of €4m expected for ‘Ireland’s most haunted’ house – The Irish Times

Developer Paddy McKillen Jr. is selling Ireland's reputedly most haunted house, Loftus Hall, for over €4 million after abandoning plans to turn it into a luxury hotel.

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Average cost of second-hand Dublin homes approaches €600,000 – The Irish Times

The average price of a second-hand home in Dublin, Ireland, is nearing €600,000 due to strong demand and low supply, leading to increased competition and higher prices.

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Fashion designer’s stylish Phibsborough home overlooking city park for €725,000 – The Irish Times

Fashion designer Lucy Downes's stylishly renovated Victorian home in Dublin's Phibsborough, overlooking a city park, is on the market for €725,000.

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Look inside: Detached home on elevated perch overlooking Killiney Bay in Dalkey for €3.5m – The Irish Times

A stunning three-bedroom detached home in Dalkey, Ireland, boasting breathtaking Killiney Bay views, is on the market for €3.5 million.

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How U2 drummer Larry Mullen jnr avoids conflict with neighbours: buy up all surrounding houses – The Irish Times

The article discusses several Irish celebrities' real estate activities, including Larry Mullen Jr.'s strategy of purchasing neighboring properties to avoid conflict, and other notable figures' home renovations and developments.

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Look inside: Elegant Victorian with Italianate tower offers stunning sea views over Killiney Bay for €7.5m – The Irish Times

A beautifully restored Victorian home in Killiney, Ireland, boasting stunning sea views and luxurious interiors, is on the market for €7.5 million.

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What will €350,000 buy in Madeira, France, Spain, Sardinia and Co Mayo? – The Irish Times

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For €350,000, one can find various properties across different locations in Europe, including apartments in Madeira and France, houses in Ireland and Spain, and a villa in Sardinia.

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Economics

Trump is basing entire US trade policy on nonsense economics – The Irish Times

The article analyzes Donald Trump's economically unsound trade policies, focusing on their potential impact on Ireland and the EU, and explores the potential for negotiation or long-term transformation.

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Trump’s tariffs: How will it hit me in my pocket and shopping trolley? – The Irish Times

Donald Trump's tariffs on imported goods will likely lead to increased prices for consumers in Ireland and elsewhere, impacting various sectors from energy to food.

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Trump tariffs climbdown: What happens next as global trade tensions ease? – The Irish Times

Donald Trump's unexpected reversal on planned global tariffs has caused a surge in global markets, prompting analysis of the reasons behind the change and its implications for various countries, particularly Ireland.

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ECB cuts interest rates again amid tariff turmoil – The Irish Times

The European Central Bank lowered interest rates for the seventh time in less than a year due to market turmoil caused by US tariffs and concerns about slowing economic growth.

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Trump versus Powell: who will blink first? – The Irish Times

The article analyzes the ongoing conflict between Donald Trump and Jerome Powell regarding interest rate policies, drawing parallels to past instances of political interference in the Federal Reserve.

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Demand slump fuelled by Trump tariffs hits US ports and air freight – The Irish Times

Trump's tariffs on Chinese imports are significantly impacting US ports and air freight, leading to sharp declines in goods transported from China.

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Religion

Catholic Church ‘greatly regrets’ seeking removal of Tricolour from Army veteran’s coffin – The Irish Times

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The Catholic Church in Ireland apologized for a priest's request to remove the Irish flag from a veteran's coffin, despite existing guidelines permitting it.

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The ‘Papabiles’ - six men who could become the next Pope following the papal conclave – The Irish Times

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The article profiles six cardinals considered potential successors to Pope Francis, highlighting their backgrounds, viewpoints, and chances of election.

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Why the Pope never returned to Argentina – The Irish Times

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Pope Francis's failure to return to Argentina during his papacy stemmed from a complex relationship with the country's fractious politics and his desire to avoid being embroiled in domestic controversies.

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Conclave: Why election of Pope Francis’s successor will be like no other – The Irish Times

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The upcoming papal conclave to elect Pope Francis's successor will be unique due to the diverse geographic representation among cardinals, largely a result of Francis's appointments.

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Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin steps up security over internal tensions and alleged threats – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Religion • Ireland

The Islamic Cultural Centre of Ireland in Dublin has heightened security due to internal tensions, alleged threats, and an altercation that led to its temporary closure.

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Conclave: Vatican confirms date of secret meeting to elect new pope – The Irish Times

irishtimes.com • Religion • World

The Vatican has announced that the conclave to elect the new pope will begin on May 7th, following the funeral of Pope Francis.

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Obituary

Eddie Jordan, former Formula One team owner, dies aged 76 – The Irish Times

Former Formula One team owner Eddie Jordan passed away peacefully at age 76 after a battle with prostate cancer.

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Who was David Joyce, the Galway man shot dead by UK police at a busy train station? – The Irish Times

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The article details the death of David Joyce, an Irish man shot by UK police in Milton Keynes, highlighting his mental health struggles and the circumstances surrounding the incident.

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Colin Farrell pays moving tribute to his father at Dublin funeral: ‘I loved being your son’ – The Irish Times

Colin Farrell delivered a heartfelt eulogy at his father's funeral, sharing touching anecdotes and expressing deep gratitude for his father's love and support.

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John Mullins, businessman and former Bord Gáis chief executive, dies – The Irish Times

John Mullins, a prominent Irish businessman and former Bord Gáis chief executive, passed away unexpectedly at his home in east Cork.

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Hardy Bucks actor Alan ‘Ali’ Carter died after combining drugs and alcohol at a stag party, inquest hears – The Irish Times

Actor Alan 'Ali' Carter, known for his role in the Irish comedy series Hardy Bucks, died from a heart attack caused by cocaine use at a stag party.

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News

Man (60s) found dead in Killybegs is named locally – The Irish Times

A man in his 60s was found dead in his Killybegs home, prompting a Garda investigation.

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Facebook whistleblower finds mischievous party animal Enda Kenny ‘almost charming’ – The Irish Times

A Facebook whistleblower's memoir reveals anecdotes about encounters with former Irish Taoiseach Enda Kenny and details of other Irish news.

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Dublin Islamic Cultural Centre temporarily closed after ‘deeply troubling’ incident – The Irish Times

The Islamic Cultural Centre in Dublin temporarily closed after a deeply troubling incident, prompting a full investigation and the implementation of robust safety protocols.

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Cutting down of trees in Dalkey village causes shock among locals – The Irish Times

The removal of decorative trees in Dalkey, Ireland, has sparked outrage among residents and business owners, prompting questions about the council's decision and future plans.

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Freemasons investigate use of Dublin hall to film McGregor-backed video featuring ‘sex act’ – The Irish Times