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Ireland charters Oman flight to repatriate citizens as airlines add Dubai–Dublin services amid Middle East airspace shutdown Ireland will repatriate up to 280 citizens stranded across the Middle East on a government-chartered flight from Oman in the coming days, as commercial carriers add limited services and thousands of travelers race to leave the region following days of US-Israeli strikes on Iran that have effectively shut down much of the region’s airspace. Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee called the Oman charter…

Protest Looms as Hungary's Orbán Visits Dublin for Football Match As the sun begins to set over Dublin, anticipation builds for tomorrow's match between Ireland and Hungary at the Aviva Stadium. Yet, this seemingly innocuous sporting event has ignited a firestorm of controversy, particularly due to the presence of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a figure whose right-wing policies have drawn sharp criticism across Europe. Labour MEP Aodhán Ó Ríordáin has pledged to protest Orbán's attendance, emphasizing a commitment…

Recent vessel tracking data and military reports reveal that a Russian spy ship has recently been prowling around subsea cables in the Irish Sea, just north of Dublin. Dubbed the Yantar, this vessel is believed to be a Russian navy oceanographic research ship, boasting a crew of around 60. The Irish Naval Service is keeping a close eye on its movements as part of a coordinated, multinational intelligence operation. On Thursday, the Yantar briefly resurfaced on commercial marine tracking systems, showing up approximately 60…