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StageA Bolshoi Ballet star brings Swan Lake to Ireland: ‘Ballet is an art and it should not be political’By Christie Seaver
FilmBird director Andrea Arnold on Barry Keoghan: ‘I thought he had the most incredible face. Wow. What a man’By Donald Clarke
StageThe Dead brought to life: how James Joyce’s celebrated short story is being re-created as an immersive experienceBy Deirdre Falvey
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US ElectionIreland will be affected by Donald Trump’s presidency. Here’s what to expectBy Pat Leahy, Cliff Taylor, Steven Carroll and Conor Gallagher
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Election 2024‘Your daughter is only 7. Would you not look after her?’ – Fianna Fáil candidate hits out at ‘token female’ chargeBy Jennifer Bray
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RugbyIreland’s energy and accuracy ‘wasn’t what was needed’ to beat All Blacks, says FarrellBy Gerry Thornley
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USUndocumented Irish could be ‘low-hanging fruit’ in Trump’s campaign to deport illegal immigrantsBy Steven Carroll
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US ElectionNancy Pelosi says Biden’s slow exit in presidential race blew Democrats’ chancesBy Martin Pengelly
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Election 2024Greens ‘don’t know whether to laugh or cry’ at Fianna Fáil’s climate pledgesBy Jack Horgan-Jones
RugbyFive things we learned from Ireland’s defeat to New Zealand as McKenzie stars and punters punished by 8.10pm kick-off By Johnny Watterson
Common Ground VoicesBertie Ahern accused of creating ‘mythology’ surrounding role in peace processBy Mark Hennessy
RugbyBundee Aki’s broad shoulders not enough to carry an off-colour Ireland against All BlacksBy John O'Sullivan
Election 2024Gráinne Seoige defends ad campaign on cancer care: ‘I will never apologise for standing up for women’s health’By Harry McGee and Barry Roche
IrelandTributes paid to ‘outstanding’ Cork historian Gabriel Doherty after his death at 56By Barry Roche
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Election 2024Trump win in US will impact elections here and in Europe, says Ivana BacikBy Harry McGee
PoliticsGeneral election posters for Cork candidates vandalised by having faces cut outBy Barry Roche
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