'He's so scared': mother's plea as fight for Beaumont Street CCTV drags on Residents say violence and antisocial behaviour have left them desperate for action. Newcastle Herald · Sep 23
Fans stunned as Mayo Gaelic football team beat ‘75-year curse’ to win All Ireland final The team’s losses have been put down to a myth that the 1951 team had not shown respect to a funeral The Independent UK · Jul 26
‘Worth waiting for’: Mayo Gaelic football team end cursed 75-year losing streak The team has repeatedly fallen short of winning the top prize of the Sam Maguire Cup in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. Evening Standard · Jul 26
'Tone-deaf effort': community clash over push to remove Hamilton pantry Supporters of a petition with more than 500 signatures say the pantry attracts violent people to the park. Newcastle Herald · Jun 5
Australian envoy hops on Nagpur Metro after PM Modi's call for reducing fuel consumption; lauds services Australian Consul General Paul Murphy lauded Nagpur Metro as a "world-class" public transport system during his visit. He highlighted the convenience of UPI payments and the metro's role in urban development, aligning with Prime Minister Modi's call to reduce fuel consumption. Murphy's experience showcased the city's modern infrastructure and digital… The Economic Times · May 17
Angelina Jolie 'scores important victory' in winery legal battle with Brad Pitt Angelina Jolie's lawyer has hailed the latest development in her legal battle with Brad Pitt as an "important victory". BANG Premier · May 6
Confidence vote in government ‘big test’ for independents – People Before Profit People Before Profit has said most householders have got ‘little or nothing’ from the Government’s 505 million euro package. Evening Standard · Apr 13
All possible steps must be taken to avoid Middle East escalation – Connolly Irish premier Micheal Martin has said he is ‘deeply concerned’ about the risk of wider conflict in the area The Independent UK · Feb 28
Taoiseach concerned about risk of wider conflict following Iran strikes Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald described the missile strikes on Iran as ‘unprovoked military aggression’. Evening Standard · Feb 28
‘No fear or favour’: Irish data regulator defends relationship with big tech The media regulator said it would be helpful to ban companies from making technologies that can create sexualised images of children available. Evening Standard · Feb 24
Niamh Smyth says ‘she does not trust X’ The minister with responsibility for artificial intelligence (AI) has said she does not trust X Evening Standard · Jan 27
Initiative to calm interface tensions hindered when mobiles were switched off In 2002 there were sustained sectarian clashes in the Short Strand area of east Belfast. Evening Standard · Dec 30, 2025
McAleese husband’s contacts with UDA took on ‘life of own’, ambassador was told More than 1,100 official files at the Public Record Office in Belfast have been opened to the public under the 20-year rule. The Independent UK · Dec 30, 2025
Asbos would lead to one section of community policing other, Sinn Fein warned Gerry Adams said his party was ‘deeply concerned’ about proposed new laws to tackle anti-social behaviour in 2004. Evening Standard · Dec 30, 2025
The Independent UK · Dec 30, 2025 Trimble warned that review of Assembly must include decommissioning The 1998 Good Friday Agreement largely ended decades of violence in Northern Ireland.
Evening Standard · Dec 16, 2025 Government urged to go further than Windsor Framework review recommendations Unionists have argued the review led by Lord Murphy failed to address ‘fundamental problems’ with the framework.
Evening Standard · Nov 5, 2025 Post-Brexit rules ‘something you wouldn’t make up unless you had to’ Former NI secretary Lord Paul Murphy said that people ‘didn’t think enough’ about the consequences for Northern Ireland when they voted for Brexit.
Evening Standard · Oct 25, 2025 Congratulations for Connolly as victory in presidential election looks imminent The leaders of Ireland’s main political parties have congratulated the independent candidate.
Evening Standard · Oct 6, 2025 Presidential race now ‘clear choice’ between Government and Opposition, TD says Fianna Fail candidate Jim Gavin announced he would be withdrawing from the race after acknowledging he had ‘made a mistake’.
GamesRadar · Sep 17, 2025 Mario is a sports star, doctor, and has even fought Sonic – 40 years after Super Mario Bros, it's the plumber's sheer versatility that's been the secret to success The Magic of Mario | Mario's platform games are the core of the series, but the star has done everything from racing his rivals to throwing fists with icons like Sonic and Pac-Man – that adaptability has helped to ensure that the plumber's next outing is never far away
The Independent UK · Jul 21, 2025 Remembrance Sunday rules changed to protect NI peace process Newly-released files show ministers warned there were ‘pressing political reasons’ why both David Trimble and Ian Paisley should participate.
The Independent UK · Jun 16, 2025 Irish politician detained by Egyptian authorities for the second time IN FULL
Evening Standard · Jun 16, 2025 Irish politician released by Egyptian authorities Paul Murphy said he went to retrieve his confiscated phone from a Cairo police station but was prevented from leaving.
Evening Standard · Jun 14, 2025 Irish citizens released from detention in Egypt Ireland’s deputy premier has expressed deep concern over escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Evening Standard · Jun 13, 2025 Minister asked to comment on detention of Irish politician in Egypt The partner of an Irish politician who was detained in Egypt has called on Ireland’s Foreign Affairs Minister to make a statement on the matter.