Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s auction to include Picasso ceramics
One of the famous ceramics had a bid of €15,000 on Wednesday
‘I always thought new generations are better at technology. I’ve come to realise they aren’t’
US Navy cyber security expert to speak at Dublin’s Zero Day Con conference
Russian, US, French and UK warships spotted off south coast by Defence Forces
Vessels are outside Irish territorial waters, therefore acting in line with maritime law
Naval Service monitoring transit of Russian warships through Irish-controlled waters
Vessels, believed to be en route to live-fire exercise, shadowed by US and UK
Drone-flying banned in UAE after attack by Yemen’s Houthi rebels
US and UK navies seize fertiliser and drugs from boats in Gulf of Oman
Anne Rice: Game-changing author of supernatural fiction who inspired a hit film
Interview With the Vampire writer turned established tropes on their head
US nuclear submarine hits unidentified object
No life-threatening injuries, sub in ‘safe and stable condition’, US Navy says
No explanation for most UFOs investigated over two decades, US government report finds
Document declines to draw conclusions and says available reporting is ‘largely inconclusive’
US ship fires warning shots at Iranian boats in Strait of Hormuz
Boats approached US fleet in ‘unsafe’ manner and behaved ‘aggressively’, Pentagon says
Coronavirus: Cases surge in Germany, US and South Korea
Germany records 910 Covid-19 fatalities in past 24 hours, most since pandemic began
Inside Joe Biden’s race of a lifetime to be US president
Ageing and gaffe-prone, the Democratic candidate has an empathy that looks almost subversive – and a strong election team
Bundini Brown: The man who invented ‘float like a butterfly, sting like a bee’
New book recounts the life and times of Muhammad Ali’s famous cornerman
Iranian boats come ‘dangerously’ close to US navy warships
US officials say 11 small boats circled six US warships with ‘harassing approaches’
Coronavirus: New Yorkers cheer arrival of hospital ship as cases soar
US Wrap: ‘Wartime atmosphere’ in city with almost half of the country’s Covid-19 cases
Irish in California on coronavirus: ‘The supermarkets have empty shelves’
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Timeline: US and Iran relationship
Head of Iranian Revolutionary Guards’ elite Quds force, was killed in US strike on Friday
Navy seal pardoned of war crimes by Trump ‘freaking evil’, colleagues say
Eddie Gallagher was convicted of posing with body of a teen IS captive he killed with knife
US Navy secretary ousted amid row between Trump and naval personnel
Richard Spencer is forced to resign as president clashes with advisers on war crimes case
Iranian tanker hit by two rockets off Saudi Arabia coast
Latest incident in region as tensions rise between Tehran and the US
Iran warns it will increase nuclear enrichment within days
United States has increased military presence in region
White House wanted USS John McCain ‘out of sight’ for Trump speech
US president said he had not been informed about requests concerning the ship
Spymaster behind the capture of Adolf Eichmann dies aged 92
Rafi Eitan was linked to a daring theft of uranium from a nuclear plant in Pittsburgh, and was unmasked as handler of Jonathan Jay Pollard, who passed US secret documents to Israel
Republican senator says she was raped while serving in US air force
Martha McSally tells Senate hearing she did not report rape because she was ‘ashamed and confused’
Conference told ocean waves a major resource of untapped renewable energy
‘Second Shannon scheme’ could be an offshore wave-power station off the Clare coast with a future extension off Kerry’
Inside the dark web: ‘The truth is there is a lot of evil out there’
Conor Pope on the Irish people fighting crime on the internet, and how to protect yourself
Man arrested suspected to have tried to poison Trump with ricin
US Navy veteran suspected of sending two envelopes to the Pentagon
McCain called on us to be 'bigger than politics of fear,' Obama says
John McCain funeral: Former US presidents, senators, Vietnam-era officials pay tribute
The world's busiest beach is at jam-packed Dalian in China
Beaches of the World: As China rises, Fujiazhuang beach lifestyle is hectic but cool
Catching the wave: harnessing Ireland’s water power
Offshore wind is seen as the current ‘most immediate’ contributor to meeting Ireland’s 2030 renewable energy targets
Leaving an IT job to set sail for the high seas in Hawaii
'It is a great place to live. You go about in shorts, a T-shirt and flip-flops day and night'
Jimmy Gralton, the only Irishman ever deported from Ireland
Extraordinary Emigrants: ‘Undesireable alien’ was deported for his socialist views
US Navy ship to be named after Mayo man killed in Vietnam
Patrick ‘Bob’ Gallagher was awarded Navy Cross for saving lives of three comrades
We are not a shining example of how best to protect the planet
So what can Ireland do to reduce CO2 release given that 97 per cent of the energy we use comes from carbon fuels
US company Vigor to build Ocean Energy wave energy device
Deal will see buoy designed by Cork-based firm enter US navy service by end of year
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