Crime
Tragedies on European Roads: Six Dead in Italy, Two Victims in Ireland
A serious collision between a camper van and a bus in Italy claimed six lives, while two people died in separate accidents in Ireland during the extended weekend. Irish data shows a worrying increase in fatalities this year.
Movies & TV
Glen Hansard, Oscar Winner for 'Once', Dies in Motorcycle Accident
Irish singer-songwriter, Oscar winner for the film 'Once', fatally injured in a Dublin suburb.
Science
Spacecraft with Two Robotic Arms: Services Satellites, but Also Poses Threat in Orbit
US Escalates Tech War: Alongside Launch of Robotic Spacecraft, Washington Bans Imports of Chinese Humanoid Robots
Politics
Fires Rage Across Europe: 250,000 Evacuated, One Fatality
Massive forest fires in France and Spain have spiraled out of control, scorching nearly 145,000 hectares. Experts warn that climate change is fueling more devastating fire seasons.
Science
SpaceX Launches Starship on 13th Test Flight with First Starlink Satellites
The spacecraft successfully launched from Texas on July 24, 2026, and for the first time carried 20 upgraded Starlink satellites into orbit, but the company's shares continue to suffer due to commercialization risks.
Science
SpaceX Starship Deploys First 20 Starlink V3 Satellites in 13th Flight
Politics
Irish police intercept car bomb near border with Northern Ireland
AI
SpaceX Deploys First Starlink V3 Satellites, but Booster Fails Again
World
Irish police seize sophisticated bomb in car heading to Northern Ireland
Science
NASA to Test SpaceX and Blue Origin Landers in 2027 Ahead of Moon Landing
The Artemis III mission will dock Orion with prototypes of two commercial landers in Earth orbit, a key step toward the first crewed Moon landing since 1972.
World
Ireland gives Ukraine €125 million as Zelenskyy warns of new attack
Irish Prime Minister visits Kyiv, announces new financial aid, as Zelenskyy warns of imminent massive Russian missile attack within 48 hours.
World
Ireland finds remains of 99 infants from mother and baby home in Tuam
Forensic excavation in County Galway continues to uncover the scale of one of the darkest chapters in Irish institutional history. DNA analysis could at least return a name and identity to some of the children.
Politics
Belfast Attack Sparks Wave of Violence: Houses and Vehicles Set Ablaze
Anti-immigrant riots erupted after a Sudanese asylum seeker was charged with a knife attack. British authorities warn of social media's role in inciting violence.