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‘As if I was on a Greek island, but without the stifling heat’: readers’ favourite cooler European coasts

From the Fanad peninsula in Ireland to the forested beaches of Finland, these are your favourite escapes without the fear of getting frazzled

The Guardian - UK

Michael Fassbender’s production company strengthens commitment to Ireland’s screen industry

Michael Fassbender’s production company has secured new investment to expand its Irish operations, with Fine Point Films joining forces with DMC Entertainment as the companies look to accelerate film and television production across Ireland.

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Wallabies need cool heads and a hard edge against France to stop the gallant losses

Australia’s positive intent and recent honourable defeats won’t help against the world No 4 side – but composure and discipline might

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US colleges report fall in international applications; India among hardest-hit countries

More than half of US colleges report fewer international student applications for 2026. Sixty-three percent expect international student enrollment to fall further next year. India faces significant declines, with visa denials and processing delays cited. Students are increasingly choosing Germany, Ireland, and the UAE for studies. US institutions still prioritize…

The Economic Times

‘A lot of art in Ireland was made by one type of man’: Richard Malone on taking his colourful fabric creations to the EU Council

As his bold yet delicate sculptures fill the glass buildings of Brussels for Ireland’s turn at the EU presidency, the Wexford artist discusses working with Björk, his decorator father – and one noisy horse

The Guardian - UK

Ireland name four debutants in much-changed team for Japan

Tadhg Beirne will captain Andy Farrell’s side in their second Nations Championship game

The Independent UK

21st-century democracy: How Ireland consulted the public on its EU Presidency

Ireland opened up its EU Presidency priorities to an online public consultation — and the results offer a blueprint for more transparent, inclusive governance across Europe.

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Ireland planted ornamental rhododendrons in the 1700s to beautify country estates, but more than 200 years later, scientists say they are smothering ancient oak forests and preventing native trees from regenerating

Eighteenth-century landowners introduced ornamental rhododendrons for garden beauty. This invasive species later spread aggressively across Irish natural habitats. The plant creates dense shade, suppressing native vegetation and woodland regeneration. Conservationists now face a difficult and expensive task removing the shrub. Restoration efforts highlight the ecological risks of introducing non-native species.

The Times of India

Tesco considering sale of European business – report

A potential sale would cement the group’s focus on the UK and Ireland, and bring an end to previous ambitions to be a global retailer.

The Independent UK

Irish unification bill blocked over 'similarities to failed 2014 referendum plan'

The Irish prime minister has voted down a Sinn Fein-led bill that would have mandated the production of a report into reunification

The National (Scotland)

Irish foreign affairs minister travels to Saudi Arabia

Helen McEntee said she was looking forward to meeting accomplished Saudi women and graduates of Irish universities.

Evening Standard

Captains fantastic and Irish joy: Women’s T20 World Cup highlights

Nat Sciver-Brunt and Sophie Molineux led their teams expertly and Australia v India at Lord’s felt like a final

The Guardian - UK

Celtic chiefs and Martin O'Neill grilled by fans at AGM on Ireland tour

The football club contacted the Association of Irish Celtic Supporters Clubs and requested a face to face to address concerns.

The National (Scotland)

Cheeky Dublin Airport admin trolls Rangers as Celtic arrive in Ireland

Rangers have been cheekily trolled by Dublin Airport after O’Neill’s Celtic jetted in for their pre-season opener against Shelbourne.

The National (Scotland)

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5 Life Lessons We Accidentally Learned From Our Favorite TV Shows

We often watch television to escape reality, but sometimes it ends up teaching us more about life than we anticipated. Great characters become familiar companions, and their journeys mirror challenges we all face. They make mistakes, lose people they love, chase impossible dreams, and slowly figure themselves out. The beauty…

The Economic Times

India likely to bench Ravi Bishnoi, bolster pace attack in third T20 against England

Desperate India, yet to secure a win on their UK tour, is set to bolster their pace attack by dropping leg-spinner Ravi Bishnoi for the third T20I against England. Following a series loss to Ireland and a costly performance by Bishnoi, the team aims to leverage pace on a batting-friendly…

AAP

Small margins separate Wallabies as 10-year low looms

The Wallabies head to Brisbane to face France, attempting to stave off a sixth straight Test loss and lamenting similar mistakes in a tight defeat to Ireland.

The National (Scotland)

Findhorn Bay Arts reveals 'biggest and best' line-up for 2026 festival

THE cultural links between Scotland and Ireland are to be celebrated at this year’s Findhorn Bay Arts festival.

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'Huge challenge': gutted Wallabies eye smarting France

After blowing a 24-12 lead against Ireland, the Wallabies head to Brisbane needing to topple Six Nations champions France to avoid a sixth straight defeat.

The Guardian - AU

Wallabies were brave and brilliant against Ireland but still miss some key ingredients

If Australia can keep playing with the same amount of ambition, skill and speed they showed in Sydney, they will trouble anyone in the Nations Championship

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What is the hottest World Cup match ever?

The World Cup has seen teams play in brutal conditions across the years…

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How to watch Tour de France 2026 FREE: live stream cycling online from anywhere

Here's how to watch the Tour de France 2026 live from anywhere as the race enters its second week with Pogačar firmly in the lead.

The Guardian - AU

Heartbreak for Wallabies as Ireland snatch dramatic Nations Championship win

Ireland hang on to beat Australia 33-31 after Ben Donaldson missed a last-gasp penalty kick for the hosts in the rugby international in Sydney

The Independent UK

Australia expose old Ireland flaws – but Andy Farrell’s side find a way in Nations Championship thriller

Australia 31-33 Ireland: Wallabies replacement Ben Donaldson missed a match-winning penalty as Ireland just about held on in Sydney

AAP

'Hell of a Test match': Wallabies lose 10-try thriller

The Wallabies have run in five tries but suffered a gut-wrenching 33-31 loss to Ireland in Sydney to open their Nations Championship campaign.

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