International - Last year 2024
An Irish American family on life and politics in one of the key swing states in the US election
- "It's fascinating to see how people can be so divided," Delia O'Malley said of Georgia
- She loves her job, but one of the most difficult aspects of it is the fact she has to take part in monthly active shooter drills
How a 'missing person' scam is luring Irish social media users using old photos of real children
A photo of an American child who was attacked by dogs was claimed to show a child found in Ireland.
'I can sleep now, I don't cry': Ukrainians in Ireland turn to therapy after fleeing the war
Many people displaced by the war have experienced post-traumatic stress disorder.
Biden says Sinwar's death offers chance for 'path to peace' in Gaza. This hope seems unlikely.
Hamas has said there will be no ceasefire until Israel withdraws completely from Gaza.
Harris and Trump both have Michigan in their sights, with Gaza the key concern of many voters
The state’s large Arab-American population could be key to breaking the deadlock, but both candidates are firmly behind Israel.
Liam Payne: Thrust into teenage stardom and all the hazards that come with it
Boyzone member Mikey Graham said record labels should offer young stars psychological support.
Former One Direction singer Liam Payne has died in Argentina aged 31
Police in Buenos Aires said he fell from the third floor of a hotel in the city.
- The attacks on Nabatiyeh city and its surroundings created "a kind of belt of fire" in the area, the local official said.
- The UNIFIL peacekeepeing force accused Israeli forces of "firing at their watchtower" in a "direct and apparently deliberate" manner.
- The UN agency for Palestinian refugees today warned that there was "a real risk" of famine in Gaza.
'A vision of hell': What we know about Israel's strike that sparked fire and burned people alive
The Gaza health ministry said it was the seventh time this year that Israel has attacked the hospital.
US warns Israel that it could withhold assistance if it continues to block aid to Palestinians
- The US "made clear" to the Israeli government that there are changes that they need to make to increase aid deliveries from the current "very, very low levels”.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the idea of a "unilateral ceasefire" in Lebanon during a phone call with French President Emmanuel Macron.