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The Ancient Order of Hibernians, founded in 1836, have completed a fact finding mission to Northern Ireland on Irish unification. Video: Joe Dunne
US Marines board and seize M/V Touska, an Iranian-flagged cargo ship
A video released by the US Central Command on social media platform X showed what it said were Marines boarding and seizing an Iranian-flagged cargo ship
Why the 90s are here to stay
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'That's a surprise to me': Ella Sloane examines her family history
Irish Times reporter Ella Sloane explores her family heritage with the help of genealogist Hilary McDonagh at the National Archives. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Dunlaoire RNLI rescue four after boat catches fire in Dublin Bay
Members of Dunlaoire RNLI rescued four people after their boat caught fire in Dublin Bay on Saturday evening. Video: Graham Charles
'Don't go out': Living through the cost of living crisis
Wheelchair-user Susan Power stopped working when her multiple sclerosis made it impossible. Her husband John gave up work to care for her.
Hundreds take part in ‘No to War and Genocide’ Demonstration
Hundreds of people have taken part in the ‘No to War and Genocide’ Demonstration in Dublin city centre. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Longevity, school and the second World War: Pauline Kearns (101) looks back
Pauline Kearns (101), shares some memories from her century of life. Video: Bryan O'Brien
Jack Power - Mark Rutte's got a tough job
The Dutch politician’s strategy has been to heap public praise on the US president. It has been cringe-inducing at times. Video: Jack Power
How damaged is Micheál Martin from the fuel protests?
Cormac McQuinn looks at how damaged the Taoiseach is from the fuel protests and if his Government will survive.
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