Ireland imposes travel ban on Israeli ministers Ben-Gvir and Smotrich
Irish Taoiseach Martin says the ministers have shown ‘a desire to see the elimination of Palestinians from Palestine’.
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Eurovision final marred by protests as five countries boycott over Israel
Spain, Ireland, Iceland, Slovenia and Netherlands all withdrew in protest against Israel’s participation amid Gaza war.
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Will the boycott of Eurovision have any impact?
The decision by five nations to boycott the song contest comes amid Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
Published On 13 May 2026
Irish footballers and celebrities urge boycott of Israel matches
Irish campaign group accuses Israel of engaging in ‘genocide’ in war on Gaza ahead of UEFA Nations League game.
From: Inside Story
Is Israel’s interception of the Global Sumud Flotilla legal?
Spain says Israel’s detention of two activists is abduction.
Published On 4 May 2026
EU trade deal with South America’s Mercosur bloc takes provisional effect
The long-awaited deal creates one of the world’s largest free trade areas with 720m potential consumers.
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Ireland to demand Israel pay for settler demolition of Palestinian school
Ireland will demand that Israeli authorities repay the cost of a school that was demolished by settlers.
Published On 25 Apr 2026
A 42bn-euro dilemma: What is stopping EU from holding Israel to account?
Trade, history, internal rifts: Inside European deadlock over suspending lucrative association agreement with Israel.
Germany and Italy block bid to suspend EU-Israel trade pact
Spain, Slovenia, Ireland pushed EU foreign policy chief Kallas to ditch pact over Israeli ‘human rights’ violations.
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Why are fuel price protests sweeping the Republic of Ireland?
Demonstrations led by convoys of trucks blocking roads and crucial infrastructure may move north of the border.
Palestine aIly Ireland under fire for allowing weapons transfers to Israel
Since the Iraq War, Shannon Airport has served as a key transit hub for the US military. It is now under scrutiny again.
