Palestine

Five accused of trespass, damage, membership of criminal group and use of Hamas-linked symbols

The controversial group have had a year of a kind that few artists will ever experience. They’re determined to stand their ground as they release their album Fenian

Agallamh le Kneecap: Anuraidh, bhí an ceol, an chonspóid agus an chraic fite fuaite i saol an ghrúpa agus i mbliana tá albam nua uathu ar na bacáin

Ireland needs to show its support for Palestinians as aggression continues

Radio: The presenter is showing a refreshing new side to her on-air persona

Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon kill journalist and wound photographer as rescue efforts hampered

Government ‘making progress’ on Occupied Territories Bill, says Minister for Foreign Affairs

Legislation was created to deal with contentious Orange Order marches, argues barrister for protesters

Divisive debate inside EU about sanctioning Israel for ‘grave’ human rights abuses begins again

Protesters condemn US-Israeli war on Iran and call for referendum on Triple Lock

Court asked if profiting from international arms industry and human rights abuses should be permitted

Requests to meet Taoiseach and Tánaiste following two-week trek have gone unanswered, organiser says

Israel has escalated attacks on enclave’s Hamas-led police and security forces since beginning of ceasefire last October

Employee was told he was ‘wasting a lot of executive time’ and engaging in ‘tinfoil hat stuff’, WRC hears

Crowd warned of growing threats to democracy

Cian Ó Laoi told his chief executive he was concerned about ‘nonchalantly giving business to an Israeli company’

Militant group has argued the board unfairly prioritises disarmament over other ceasefire issues

Marton Bisztrai says school curriculum changes in Hungary prompted him to leave his homeland

Elias Amro’s final project was the Student Outlet, a web platform which lets students buy and sell second-hand goods more easily

It is no longer acceptable for any democratic country to hide behind politics

When the measure passed, parliament cheered and the national security minister brandished a bottle in celebration

Irish Government must put decisive pressure on Israeli government to stop this legislation

The Achilles heel in Irish foreign policy is a deep and persistent unwillingness to properly regulate powerful corporate actors

When a political energy metastasises into something much darker, we have to be able to call it what it is

The world governing body was scathing in its condemnation of the IFA for discrimination but let it off with a slap on the wrist

Visionary leader sought for Ireland’s AI office; RTÉ cranks up the hyperbole for Jessie Buckley; hairdressing classes for ‘warehoused’ prisoners

Ruth Coppinger said the lack of action suggested an official view that ‘Palestinian lives are utterly worthless’

Worldview: Netanyahu’s primordial Zionism and Trump’s National Security Strategy have a lot in common

Governing body declines to take action against settlement clubs given ‘complex matter’ of West Bank’s legal status

Netanyahu claims, without evidence, Tehran no longer capable of enriching uranium or producing ballistic missiles

Irish neutrality shields us from involvement in senseless wars and helps us limit environmental damage

Comments were a notable departure from the St Patrick’s Day greetings offered by past office holders

Attack on officers have increased in recent weeks following start of Israeli and US war on Iran

Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh jokes to supporters that the score is now three-nil in Belfast rap trio’s battle with UK courts

At least five Palestinians killed during attacks by settlers in 11 days

Stryker, which employs over 5,000 people in Ireland, says ‘no indication’ ransomware or malware involved in disruption claimed by Iran linked hackers

The former is a terrible hatred of Jewish people and the latter a political ideology

Similarly, he could also make an important statement by deciding against going to Washington DC

The trad-metal Irish band on solidarity between artists, the Hoxton Hotel protests and why success for other groups is ‘a lovely thing to see’

Theodor Meron’s A Thousand Miracles: From Surviving the Holocaust to Judging Genocide