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- Hezbollah brands Aoun's visit to US a 'submission' July 23, 2026The Iran-backed Hezbollah group branded Lebanese President Joseph Aoun's recent visit to Washington a failure and said it showed the government's submission to a foreign power.
- Ex-rugby star Horgan sued for repossession of Dublin home July 23, 2026Former Ireland rugby star and TV analyst Shane Horgan has been sued by Pepper Finance Corporation for repossession of his €675,000 Dublin property.
- Trump says he will not block extradition of Tate brothers July 23, 2026US President Donald Trump will not stop the extradition of influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan to the UK on sex crime charges, the White House said.
- Former Monaghan player Stephen Gollogly dies July 23, 2026Former Monaghan forward Stephen Gollogly has died.
- Ireland plans to be key quantum computing player by 2030 July 23, 2026The Government has published a new plan to make Ireland a key player in quantum computing by 2030.
- Occupied Territories Bill signed into law by President July 23, 2026The long-awaited bill banning goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied territories in Palestine has been signed into law, despite ongoing criticism it does not include a ban on services.
- Minister signals BAM should not bid for NMH project July 23, 2026The Minister for Health has indicated that contractor BAM should not tender for the new National Maternity Hospital as she confirms fire certification problems at the National Children's Hospital.
- Man who incited hatred of refugees online to be sentenced July 23, 2026A truck driver who referred to refugees as "rape-ugees" and threatened to throw their "bleeding corpses into the sea" will be sentenced tomorrow morning for incitement to hatred.
- EU renews powers for platforms to detect child sex abuse July 23, 2026The European Union agreed to allow online platforms to scan for child sexual abuse material in users' chats but with an exemption for encrypted messaging services.
