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Man accused alongside Conor McGregor in rape case sues complainant

Lawrence is seeking damages against Ms Hand over ‘abuse of process’ after being subjected to ‘horrendous’ litigation

The Independent UK · Sep 5, 2025

McGregor co-defendant James Lawrence sues Nikita Hand in Dublin court

A legal firm said Mr Lawrence was seeking damages against Ms Hand over ‘abuse of process’ after her legal action against him.

Evening Standard · Sep 5, 2025

‘Standing up for Palestinians’: why Greta Thunberg wears a Bohemian FC shirt

The Swede has has not necessarily become a fan of Irish football, as she sports a club jersey made with help from Fontaines DC

The Guardian - UK · Sep 5, 2025

Air Lease Agrees To $7.4 Billion Takeover By Sumitomo-Backed Consortium, Stock Soars

Air Lease Corp. (NYSE:AL) shares climbed after the aircraft lessor said it will be acquired by a newly formed Dublin-based holding company backed by Sumitomo Corp. (OTC:SSUMY), SMBC Aviation Capital Ltd., and investment funds tied to Apollo Global Management (NYSE:APO) and Brookfield (NYSE:BN).

Benzinga · Sep 2, 2025

Irish police chief says search has found no sign of boy feared dead

A search for a missing boy in Dublin who has not been seen for several years has so far been unsuccessful.

Evening Standard · Sep 2, 2025

Ryanair passenger numbers up 2% in August

The Dublin-based airline said it carried 21.0 million passengers last month.

The Independent UK · Sep 2, 2025

Police in Dublin search for missing boy who is feared dead

On Monday, gardai took control of an area of open ground in Donabate, which will be the subject of a search

The Independent UK · Sep 2, 2025

Search for boy who is feared dead to continue in Dublin

Gardai said they are investigating all of the circumstances around the disappearance and current whereabouts of the boy.

Evening Standard · Sep 2, 2025

Father Mother Sister Brother review – Blanchett and Rampling pick at family guilt in Jarmusch’s delectable triptych

Jim Jarmusch explores the awkwardness, guilt and the closeness of parents with their grownup children in three slyly comic panels of drama set in the US, Dublin and Paris

The Guardian - UK · Aug 31, 2025

Friday essay: what can we learn about a city from its writers?

There is a pleasure for readers in walking streets known from the pages of books. Taking literary walking tours in London, Paris, New York or Dublin, readers conjure the worlds of Woolf, Hemingway, Whitman or Joyce. We move through the streets in the here and now, but also amid characters…

The Conversation · Aug 28, 2025