International

August
August 2026
Ex-Obama adviser warns it will be 'hard for White House to ignore' soaring Irish corporate tax receipts
'Hello Dolly': Irish singers, broadcasters and fans on their encounters with a music icon
People from across the country who have run into Dolly at some point all have one thing in common: they say meeting the late singer was a joy.
Cork man fined for verbally abusing staff while 'clearly drunk' on Las Vegas flight
Fire in hospital nursery kills 14 newborns in Pakistani capital
Gasps as Irish actor informs audience of Dolly Parton’s death before 9 To 5 musical performance
Dolly Parton's literacy legacy: How singer gave millions of books to children around the world
Celtic crash out of Champions League as LASK stun them with comeback
'The world is a dimmer place without her': Tributes pour in for Dolly Parton
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Dolly Parton's best moments and performances in her long and illustrious career
Country music legend Dolly Parton dies aged 80
The hugely successful country singer will be remembered as one of the most beloved figures in American music.
Canada hits back at US with $20bn in retaliatory tariffs
Civil servant arrested for leaks to hostile foreign power charged with breaking Official Secrets Act
Secret Service aware of Iranian video threatening Barron Trump’s life
'Kiss my ass': The US-Canada trade war is getting serious (and a bit ridiculous)
Graeme Dott removed from World Snooker’s Hall of Fame after child sexual abuse conviction
UK consumer magazine finds ‘wildly’ varying caffeine content in coffees from high street chains
US federal judge delays Lockerbie bombing trial after discovery of new evidence
Tornado tears through village in southwestern France, injuring 41 people and wrecking homes
The tornado hit hardest in the village of Pomas, population 1,000, damaging an estimated 300 homes.
Burnham planning US trip in September to lobby Trump on support for Ukraine’s defence
Palmer shines as Alonso's Chelsea get up and running with win at Fulham
US vows 'economic asphyxiation' of Iran with new sanctions
Five people, including two children, killed in Israeli strikes in Gaza, say authorities
US and Canada fall deeper into trade war with new tariffs as talks collapse
UK road crash: 12 arrests made by police who probe organised crime link to collision
Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott found guilty of sexually abusing children
Netherlands to continue Eurovision boycott and says event can ‘no longer be considered neutral’
Actor Mark Ruffalo says it is ‘appalling’ of Paramount to accuse him of using ‘antisemitic tropes’
Taoiseach to join 'Coalition of the Willing' meeting as Ukraine celebrates independence day
The EU said today it had released another €6.1 billion in military aid for Ukraine.
New Zealand becomes latest country to introduce legislation to ban under-16s from social media
You now have a right to repair your used products
Trump waves green flag from armoured limousine to kick off race in Washington
Two dead after cyclone hits Baltic countries
Police officers and five other males who died in car chase crash in England named
Fundraiser started to help cover funeral costs for Brazilian woman murdered in Limerick
Zelenskyy rejects wartime elections after former defence minister calls for vote
Sitdown Sunday: A travel writer visited Dublin. Her must-see destination? A supermarket
Mark Carney says the US signature 'was written in pencil' after trade deal collapses