Tents housing homeless people and asylum seekers ‘thrown into Dublin’s Grand Canal’ – The Irish Times

Kacey Musgraves and Beyoncé were both nominated for Best Country Album at the 2025 Grammys, with Beyoncé ultimately winning for Cowboy Carter. There was speculation about Kacey's reaction to the loss, but her spokesperson denied any negative feelings, emphasizing her admiration for Beyoncé. Both artists took home awards that night, with Beyoncé winning Album Of The Year and Kacey winning Best Country Song for The Architect.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGn3HgbqRC8 Full Article

A one-year-old girl tragically died after being left in a hot car outside a daycare centre in Sydney, Australia, with temperatures above 85 degrees Fahrenheit. Despite being discovered by a relative, emergency services were unable to save her. Authorities suspect the child was left in the vehicle for an extended period of time. NSW Police issued a warning about the dangers of leaving children in cars, and investigations are ongoing to determine the circumstances of...

In a photo by Carlos Coronado on Unsplash, the narrator finds themselves sitting on the airport floor due to a delayed flight, amidst a mix of people engaging in various activities. The strange atmosphere of airports is attributed to the disorientation caused by being away from familiar routines and environments, leading to a sense of anxiety or liberation as individuals navigate this liminal space. Ultimately, the experience challenges personal identity and prompts individuals to act...

Tottenham have broken the transfer record for a League of Ireland player by signing 17-year-old Mason Melia from St Patrick's Athletic for an initial £1.5m with potential add-ons up to £3.5m. Melia, a striker, was in London to finalize the deal, which will officially go through on January 1, following Brexit rules that require him to wait until after his 18th birthday in September to move. Full Article

Stephen Gately, Mikey Graham, Keith Duffy, Ronan Keating, and Shane Lynch of Boyzone covered the hit song 'No Matter What,' originally intended for Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical 'Whistle Down The Wind.' Late member Stephen Gately was passionate about the group covering the song, propelling them to international success. Despite initial reluctance from the record company and manager Louis Walsh, the song became the best-selling single by an Irish act in the UK. Full Article

A woman known as Girl B alleges she was sexually abused by older Asian men as a teenager, but her concerns were not taken seriously. Eight men, including Mohammed Zahid, Kasir Bashir, and Mushtaq Ahmed, deny a range of sexual offenses, including rape, against two girls between 2001 and 2006. Girl B described being "passed around" for sex by men who couldn't speak English, feeling disconnected during the abuse, and receiving money for her compliance,...