Indiana Clinch CFB Playoff Top Seed, Notre Dame Miss Out
Indiana secure the No.1 seed in the College Football Playoff. Alabama and Miami claim the final spots, controversially pushing Notre Dame out of contention.
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Police probe drones over Ireland during Zelensky visit
Irish police investigate unidentified drones spotted during Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky's Dublin trip. Security concerns rise as Taoiseach briefed. Read the latest.
Irish Police Investigate Drones During Zelenskyy Visit
Irish police are investigating unidentified drones seen during President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Dublin. The incident highlights growing European security concerns.
Drones spotted near Zelenskyy's Dublin flight path
Irish Navy reported up to five drones near the Ukrainian President's aircraft during his state visit. Get the latest on the security alert and wider Ukraine war developments.
Irish DPC asked to investigate Microsoft over IDF data
Irish authorities are urged to investigate Microsoft for allegedly processing data that facilitated war crimes by the Israeli military, following Guardian revelations of mass Palestinian surveillance.
Dove Ellis's Debut 'Blizzard' Justifies the Hype
Mysterious Irish indie artist Dove Ellis releases his stunning debut album 'Blizzard'. Discover the Galway-born singer's Jeff Buckley-esque sound and why his London show sold out in an hour.
Princess Diana's designer Paul Costelloe dies aged 80
Irish fashion designer Paul Costelloe, famed for his linen dresses worn by Princess Diana, has died at 80. His label thrived for 47 years, shaping style across Ireland and the UK.
Constitution Hill's Jumping Future in Doubt After Newcastle Fall
Champion hurdler Constitution Hill suffers another fall at Newcastle, prompting trainer Nicky Henderson to question if the horse should race over hurdles again. Explore the debate over his future.
BBC star Hugh Wallace dies aged 68
Tributes are flowing for beloved BBC presenter and architect Hugh Wallace, who has died at 68. His husband confirmed the sad news on social media.
Conservatives told to 'touch grass' over drag panto protest
A family-friendly Christmas pantomime in Richmond starring drag queen Tania LeCoq has sparked fury among fringe Conservatives. Critics say they've forgotten a 200-year-old British tradition.
Irish Pub Crisis: 2,100 Closures Since 2005
New academic studies reveal Ireland's iconic pubs are vanishing, threatening community cohesion. Discover why this cultural cornerstone is disappearing and what it means for Irish society.
Esther Rantzen plans early Christmas amid cancer
Dame Esther Rantzen, 85, reveals she's celebrating Christmas early to ensure she's alive to enjoy it with family. The Childline founder also shares her latest cancer diagnosis and campaign for assisted dying.
Constitution Hill falls as Golden Ace wins Fighting Fifth
22-1 outsider Golden Ace claims a dramatic Fighting Fifth Hurdle at Newcastle after the hot favourite, Constitution Hill, suffers another early fall. Read the full race report and analysis.
Cottenham theatre legend Clive Borrow dies aged 85
Remembering Clive Borrow, Cottenham's amateur theatre icon who performed in 76 shows and directed 26 productions. Discover his remarkable legacy in Cambridgeshire arts.
Constitution Hill's Newcastle comeback after poor form
Nicky Henderson's star hurdler Constitution Hill aims to bounce back in Newcastle's Fighting Fifth Hurdle after his startling dip in form at Punchestown. Can the former champion reclaim his crown?
Kerrygold: The Irish Butter Brits Can't Get Enough Of
Discover why Kerrygold butter has become a viral sensation in the UK, with sales tripling thanks to TikTok fame and its unique creamy texture from grass-fed Irish cows.
Army's Ajax vehicle injures troops again
The British Army's £10m Ajax fighting vehicle has caused fresh injuries to 31 soldiers, raising serious questions about safety and accountability in the £5.5bn programme.
Kneecap confirm huge 2026 London gig
Irish band Kneecap confirm their biggest ever headline show for 25,000 fans at London's Crystal Palace Park on June 27, 2026. Tickets on sale now.
Football's Fight Club: Teammates Who Came to Blows
From Idrissa Gueye's slap to Lee Bowyer's brawl, we explore the shocking history of players attacking their own teammates during matches. Discover the most infamous on-pitch fights.
Minority languages fight digital extinction
How Europe's minority tongues like Irish and Catalan are facing the digital future, with rappers Kneecap leading a surprising revival. Discover why language diversity matters.
Israel Strikes Hezbollah Chief in Beirut Suburb
Israeli forces target Hezbollah chief of staff in Beirut suburb strike. Latest escalation in cross-border conflict raises regional tensions. Read full analysis.
Fashion Icon Paul Costelloe Dies Aged 80
Irish designer Paul Costelloe, who dressed Princess Diana, has died at 80. Read about his remarkable career and lasting legacy in British fashion.
Manhunt for teacher Enoch Burke in transgender row
Irish police search for teacher Enoch Burke after he evaded imprisonment for contempt of court in a transgender student pronoun case. Read the latest developments.
Keira Knightley: From Sword-Fighting to West Ham
Keira Knightley reveals her sword-fighting skills, a ghostly encounter, and West Ham predictions in a candid interview. Discover more about the actor's new children's book.
Testimony: Justice for Magdalene Laundries Survivors
A devastating documentary exposes the brutal history of Ireland's Magdalene laundries and the ongoing fight for accountability. Discover the survivors' stories.
Dame Alison Rose to Chair Finanze's UK Business
Former NatWest CEO Dame Alison Rose takes helm at Finanze's UK division, bringing extensive banking expertise to drive growth in competitive financial sector.
Steve Pyke's portraits of great Irish writers revealed
British photographer Steve Pyke captures Ireland's literary giants in intimate portraits. Discover the stories behind Seamus Heaney, Edna O'Brien and contemporary voices in this unique collection.
Guardian Corrections: Irish Emigration and Ministerial Roles
The Guardian has published corrections regarding Irish emigration commentary and a minister's role. Discover the factual amendments and how to submit editorial complaints.
Family Dog's Death Shaped Irish Political Allegiance
The story of the Mansergh family, whose loyalty shifted from British to Irish Republican after their dog was shot in 1920, explaining Martin Mansergh's Fianna Fáil allegiance.
Ireland's World Cup Dream Ends in Swiss Defeat
The Republic of Ireland's World Cup qualifying campaign ended in disappointment after a 2-0 defeat to Switzerland. Read our match analysis and what's next for the team.
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