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After a tragic death sparked nationwide protests, Ireland's Black community is speaking up about racism and demanding change. Activists and organizations are now coordinating efforts to address bias and honor the memory of those lost.
A Dublin man smuggled an engagement ring past two security checkpoints to propose at the Eiffel Tower in front of 300 diners, then surprised his fiancée with Taylor Swift VIP tickets the next day. Two years later, Michelle Bodie and Conor Mulhall celebrated their perfect Waterford wedding surrounded by loved ones from around the world.
Ireland's busiest airport just earned a Level 4+ carbon certification that puts it among the world's best for climate action. The achievement shows years of work to cut emissions while keeping millions of passengers moving.
Military children move up to 10 times during their school years, facing constant upheaval. Four Dublin schools just became the first in their county to earn special recognition for supporting these resilient students.
Dublin Airport just earned a Level 4+ carbon certification, placing it among the world's most climate-committed airports. The achievement proves that major transportation hubs can tackle emissions while keeping planes in the sky.
Dublin Airport just earned a prestigious Level 4+ carbon accreditation, placing it among the world's leading airports for climate action. The milestone proves ambitious environmental goals can translate into real results.
A €700 million investment will slash travel time between Ireland's two capital cities to under two hours, with eight new eco-friendly trains hitting the tracks by 2028. The cross-border railway upgrade promises more daily services, better accessibility, and a cleaner journey for thousands of passengers.
Scientists in Ireland have created the first complete "playbook" of pancreatic cancer, revealing why it's been so deadly and where new treatments could finally work. Their breakthrough approach targets multiple weak points at once, offering fresh hope for a disease that has resisted progress for decades.
After eight years without a trophy, Irish rugby powerhouse Leinster survived a nail-biting comeback to secure their spot in the Champions Cup final. The Dublin team held their nerve through an agonizing final four minutes to claim victory.
In a heart-pounding Champions Cup match, Leinster overcame early defensive struggles to score 49 points against Edinburgh, thrilling fans with seven total tries. The Dublin team rallied in the second half to secure their spot in the quarter-finals after one of the most entertaining games of the season.
Scientists at Trinity College Dublin have discovered a way to "train" immune cells to fight deadly superbugs like MRSA and tuberculosis without using antibiotics. The breakthrough could help people most vulnerable to infections fight back when traditional medicines fail.
Luke Littler, 19, completed one of darts' most remarkable comebacks, rallying from a 5-0 deficit to defeat Gerwyn Price 6-5 in Dublin. The world champion's victory proves that no game is ever truly over.
World No. 1 Luke Littler thought he'd lost when he waved goodbye to the Dublin crowd while down 5-0, but the teenage darts sensation fought back to win six straight legs in an unforgettable comeback. The 18-year-old world champion survived eight match darts to claim victory in one of the sport's most dramatic finishes.
Seventeen-year-old Luke Littler staged an electrifying comeback in Dublin, overcoming a seemingly impossible 0-5 deficit against veteran Gerwyn Price. The young player's resilience thrilled the crowd and showcased the mental strength that's making him darts' brightest new star.
World number one Luke Littler stunned a Dublin crowd by winning six straight legs to beat Gerwyn Price after trailing 5-0 in the Premier League Darts final. The 17-year-old even waved goodbye to fans thinking he was beaten before staging one of the sport's greatest comebacks.
More than 1,050 people dressed in green ponchos came together in Dublin, Ohio to create the world's largest human shamrock, shattering a record that stood for over a decade. The joyful community celebration turned St. Patrick's Day into a moment of collective achievement.
Over 1,000 people in Dublin, Ohio gathered after their St. Patrick's Day parade to form a massive human shamrock, unofficially breaking the world record held by Dublin, Ireland since 2013. The heartwarming stunt brought the community together to celebrate their city's Irish heritage in spectacular fashion.
Anthony Cacace proved age is just a number by winning his second world boxing title at 37, defeating champion Jazza Dickens in Dublin. The Belfast fighter now has his sights set on unifying the super-featherweight division.
Dublin, Ohio is inviting anyone in green to help create the world's largest human shamrock right after their St. Patrick's Day parade. The free event needs 1,200 people to make history happen.
Nearly 200 Irish citizens, including children and infants, safely returned home after their government chartered a special flight from the conflict-affected Gulf region. The emotional reunions at Dublin Airport mark the first of several rescue missions bringing 1,500 people home.
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