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- Thousands attend march for Palestine in Dublin February 21, 2026Thousands of people have attended a protest march in support of Palestine in Dublin city centre.
- Saturday's Allianz Hurling League results and reports February 21, 2026The action as it happened from today's action in the Allianz Hurling League, where Tipperary hosted Limerick in Semple Stadium, while Dublin met Wexford in Croke Park.
- Born-again Ireland dismantle England in record victory February 21, 2026Ireland delivered a statement performance for the ages to stun England and claim a record 42-21 Six Nations win at Twickenham.
- Two dead after car and van crash in Co Waterford February 21, 2026Two people have died following a crash in Co Waterford. The collision, involving a car and a van, took place at Robin Hill on the Tramore Road in the townland of Pickardstown, about 3km outside of Waterford City, just before midday.
- Six Nations: England 21-42 Ireland - recap February 21, 2026Follow our minute by minute coverage from Twickenham as Ireland and England face off in a crucial Guinness Six Nations clash.
- Maloney Westgaard impresses as Klaebo claims sixth gold February 21, 2026Thomas Maloney Westgaard finished an impressive 23rd in the men's 50km cross-country skiing at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics as Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo completed the clean sweep to take his sixth gold of the 2026 Games.
- Israeli strikes kill eight Hezbollah members - official February 21, 2026An Israeli strike on Lebanon killed eight members of Hezbollah, an official from the group has said, adding that the attack hit a meeting the militants were holding far from Israel's border.
- Jessie Buckley could make history for Ireland at Baftas February 21, 2026Fresh from her win at last night's Irish Film and Television Awards, Kerry actress Jessie Buckley could make history for Ireland at Sunday night's Baftas for her role in Hamnet.
- Communities fight 'corporate' bid for seaweed rights February 21, 2026Communities on Ireland's west coast say they will fight to safeguard their traditional seaweed rights against what they describe as a "corporate takeover "of their livelihoods.
