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Easy Escapes: Unwinding in the Woodland Suites at Cork’s Montenotte Hotel

A birth chart reading and a hangover sent me on the most unexpectedly perfect Irish escape

Marie Claire

Diana’s team devoted time to ‘upstaging’ Charles, Irish officials told

The King paid a two-day visit to Ireland while Prince of Wales in June 1995.

Evening Standard

White House had concerns over photo of Clinton shaking Gerry Adams’ hand

Bill Clinton met Gerry Adams on the Falls Road in Belfast

The Independent UK

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White House did not want photo of Clinton shaking Adams’ hand during 1995 visit

The then US president visited Northern Ireland before travelling to Dublin in 1995.

Evening Standard

Diana’s team devoted time to ‘upstaging’ Charles, newly released documents claim

The document claims also claims Diana was “more skilled in the media battle” than Charles

The Independent UK

Record-breaking numbers turn out for Christmas Day parkruns

Runners across Ireland got into the Christmas spirit by taking part in parkruns

The Independent UK

Good Friday Agreement wording on border poll is ‘workaround’, McDonald says

Mary Lou McDonald said the clause around a border poll was the ‘beating heart’ of the Good Friday Agreement.

Evening Standard

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‘For the first time, she could tell people who she was’: Ireland’s gender recognition decade

Ireland’s 2015 Gender Recognition Act was born in an era of optimism and consensus, but as gender-critical activism grows so does debate whether it can hold

The Guardian - UK

Media Matters Acted Too Late in Moving in U.S. Court to Block X's Irish Lawsuit

The lawsuit stems from Media Matters' claim that X's "content moderation policies permitted the placement of 'pro-Nazi' content next to advertisements for major brands."

Reason

58 Places From Around The World That Look AI Generated But Are Actually Real

When some people see photos of the Giant's Causeway in Ireland or the perfectly shaped city of Neuf-Brisach in France for the first time, they might think it's not real. In the age of artificial intelligence, people are more and more wary of fake images. And with non-existent travel destination…

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Winter solstice at Ireland’s Newgrange attracts 2,000 visitors

Around 2,000 people gathered at Newgrange in County Meath for the winter solstice, witnessing sunlight entering the ancient tomb's inner chamber at dawn.

Euronews

Armagh Observatory continues centuries-old winter solstice tradition

The winter solstice, marking the shortest day and longest night of the year, happens just after 3pm on Sunday.

Evening Standard

What does 'solstice' mean? The history of the tradition and where in Europe celebrates best

The solstice - which falls on 21 December - is the day with the shortest period of daylight and longest night of the year.

Euronews

Currys profits boosted by major game launches and AI tech

The retailer highlighted surging demand for smaller categories like gaming accessories

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Evening Standard

AI tech and gaming helps lift sales for Currys amid ‘unhelpful’ cost pressures

In the UK and Ireland, where Currys has almost 300 shops, computing was the strongest category for sales.

The Guardian - UK

Why young people are the big losers in Europe’s dysfunctional housing system

The EU has unveiled its first-ever housing strategy, but can it rescue a generation shut out of affordable living?

The Independent UK

Watch: Rare video of lunar impact flash captured on video

An astronomer has captured what is believed to be the first recorded video of a lunar impact flash in Ireland.

The Conversation

Why mistletoe is thriving, even as its traditional orchards are lost

Mistletoe is a richly symbolic winter plant with an unusual life cycle. With more than half of England’s traditional orchards lost since the mid-20th century, it would be easy to assume mistletoe is disappearing too. But that’s not the case. Despite dramatic changes in land use, mistletoe in Britain and…

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Evening Standard

Bob Geldof ‘delighted’ Live Aid musical will tour UK and Ireland

Just For One Day – The Live Aid Musical will visit cities including Cardiff, Manchester and Edinburgh in 2027.

Evening Standard

Faye Tozer to star in Mean Girls: The Musical for UK and Ireland tour

The singer and actress will play the mothers of both main characters.

Evening Standard

Charity Commission opens inquiry into Presbyterian Church over safeguarding

It comes after ‘serious and significant failings’ were found in central safeguarding functions from 2009 to 2022.

The Independent UK

Eurovision confirms how many nations will compete in 2026 contest following numerous boycotts

Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Slovenia, and Spain have all announced they will not be participating over protest to Israel’s involvement

Euronews

Ireland’s Eurovision winner plans to return trophy in protest of Israel’s participation

Eurovision Song Contest winner Charlie McGettigan joins last year's winner Nemo in returning their winners’ trophy. This is in protest at Israel’s participation in Eurovision 2026.

Evening Standard

Minister seeks Garda assurances as patrols are increased at Jewish events

Jim O’Callaghan said he spoke with the Garda commissioner about levels of protection needed by the Jewish community

International Business Times UK

Rosie O'Donnell's Quiet Life In Ireland Is 'Driving Her Insane', Insider Claims

The relocation to Ireland by Rosie O'Donnell provided the peace she needed; however, the sources note that her life of inactivity and lack of fame is making her insane, according to an insider.

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