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What the papers say: Tuesday's front pages

Ministers will be warned today that tighter spending controls are required in their departments in order to stick within agreed budgets at a time of…

Brother of Scarlett Faulkner dies days after her funeral

Madonna appeals for return of vintage Coachella costume

The Like A Virgin singer has offered a reward for the return of the pieces, including a jacket, corset and dress.

Public calling for Ireland to boycott game against Israel

Documents seen by Breakingnews.ie show a huge amount of people against Ireland fulfilling the fixtures.

Timberwolves battle back to stun Nuggets, Hawks overturn New York Knicks

Elsewhere, San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama was named the NBA’s defensive player of the year.

WATCH: 107-year-old Irish farmer speaks of changes in 1965

Michael Fitzpatrick, who was originally from County Clare, began collecting an old age pension in 1927 and moved to a land-commissioned farm in…

Teenager Moody misses out on famous win after 2024 champion makes comeback

The 19-year-old from Halifax began his Crucible debut in blistering fashion with two centuries before falling to a 10-7 defeat.

Tim Cook to step down as Apple chief executive after nearly 15-year reign

It follows similar transitions made by Amazon’s Jeff Bezos and Netflix’s Reed Hastings after they ended their successful tenures as chief executive.

From Molly Malone to Daniel O’Connell - Why the Irish love statues

Throughout the years there have been over 75 statues and monuments populating the streets of the Irish capital, Dublin.

Around 23,000 passengers face disruption amid Aer Lingus flight cancellations

Aer Lingus flies more than 12 million people a year, with the majority travelling during the summer season from April to October.

Singer D4vd pleads not guilty to murder of 14-year-old girl

The Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office said the 21-year-old D4vd, whose legal name is David Burke, was charged with first-degree murder.

Leinster are not ‘where we should be yet’

The province have set themselves up for a Champions Cup semi-final bout with Toulon.

Understanding conflict, power, and security today

US politics expert Dr Clodagh Harrington on the importance of strategic thinking in an unstable world – and studying it online at University College…

National Archives records 20 million hits on first weekend of Census 1926 release

The 1926 individual census returns have been made searchable online for the first time.

The Great Famine coffin ships' journey across the Atlantic

In the 19th century, Irish families suffered hardships on the sailing ships in their quest for a better life over seas.

West Ham hang on to increase gap with relegation rivals Tottenham

The draw with Crystal Palace also confirmed Wolves’ relegation.

Defence Forces corporal wins High Court permission to challenge refusal of promotion

Dunne is seeking an order quashing the decision refusing his promotion and is taking his case against the Minister for Defence, Ireland and the…

The fascinating jobs that no longer exist – revealed by Ireland’s 1926 Census

Lamplighters and rabbit trappers are among the forgotten professions uncovered in Ireland’s newly released 1926 Census records.

McMillan's Munster find some mojo in much-needed win in Italy

The southern province got on top of Benetton early on and stayed there.

Kneecap reignite feud with Sharon Osbourne over her backing of Tommy Robinson

Kneecap’s public feud with Sharon Osbourne has reignited over her public endorsement of a rally organized by the UK right-wing activist Tommy…