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‘We’d roll joints and watch Netflix with him!’ Irish folk artists on the creative genius of Shane MacGowan

Lankum, the Mary Wallopers, Lisa O’Neill and John Francis Flynn recall their encounters with late Pogues singer – and explain how his music got to the heart of Irish identity

The Guardian - UK

Shane MacGowan’s wife shares recent hospital memory in tribute to husband

Clarke had been by Pogues singer’s bedside during his stay in a Dublin hospital

The Independent UK

With The Pogues, Shane MacGowan perhaps proved himself the most important Irish writer since James Joyce

Known for his music with The Pogues, and perhaps the most important Irish writer since James Joyce, the venerated and critically acclaimed Shane MacGowan has died in Dublin at the age of 65.

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Shane MacGowan: a timeless voice for Ireland’s diaspora in England

During a concert in Dublin in 2022, Bob Dylan paused between songs to pay tribute to another singer-songwriter who was in attendance that night. “I want to say hello to Shane MacGowan”, said Dylan, praising MacGowan as one of his “favourite artists”.

The Conversation

Dublin riots: Conor McGregor accuses Irish officials of making him ‘scapegoat’

Police are said to be investigating former martial arts star’s social media posts before and during violence

The Guardian - UK

‘I’m not going to resign’ – Garda commissioner defends response to Dublin riots

Drew Harris said that while the riot was ‘uncontrollable’, he denied that the city was ‘out of control’.

The Independent UK

Garda Commissioner says no failure in response to ‘unprecedented’ Dublin riots

Drew Harris said that some people involved in the Dublin riots were ‘a danger to society’.

The Independent UK

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Irish government accused of ‘water-weak defence’ over claims riots unpredictable

Justice minister Helen McEntee said lessons would be learned after the disorder in Dublin last week but accused Sinn Fein of politicising the issue.

The Independent UK

Conor McGregor investigated by Irish police over social media posts during Dublin riots

The MMA champion called for ‘change’ in Ireland and a ‘plan of action’ regarding immigration policies

The Independent UK

Micheal Martin criticises Sinn Fein’s response to Dublin riots as ‘knee-jerk’

The Fianna Fail leader said he has confidence in Justice Minister Helen McEntee, amid calls from Sinn Fein for her to resign.

The Independent UK

Katie Taylor Secures Revenge Win, Becomes Two-Division Champion

Taylor's dominant performance earns her world junior welterweight title in rematch against Cameron

Zenger

Response to Dublin riots ‘robust’ Varadkar says as Sinn Fein accuses government

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said he has full confidence in Justice Minister Helen McEntee as calls for her to resign continue.

The Independent UK

Elon Musk claims Ireland PM 'hates the Irish people'

The Tesla CEO was accused of "inciting hatred and violence" against immigrants as he responded to Irish hate speech laws.

Fortune

Dublin bombing victim dies almost 50 years after atrocity

Derek Byrne was pronounced dead at the age of 14 in 1974 but woke up three hours later in a morgue.

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The Independent UK

Ministers back justice minister as pressure mounts over Dublin riots

‘I’m absolutely focused on my job. That’s my priority,’ Helen McEntee said on Tuesday morning.

Salon

Xenophobia sparks far-right Dublin riots

"We saw last night in Dublin a consequence of politicians spending years demonizing immigrants," critic says

The Conversation

Prophet Song by Paul Lynch: Booker prize-winning novel is a distinctly Irish tale of civic and ideological collapse

The philosopher Hannah Arendt’s much-quoted description of the “banality of evil” could be applied to the disquieting story told in Prophet Song by Paul Lynch. The Booker prize-winning novel is a perfect study of the banality of totalitarianism.

France 24

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In this culture update, FRANCE 24's Jennifer Ben Brahim gives us a sneak peek of Beyoncé's concert film of her billion-dollar "Renaissance" tour. The film gives fans a glimpse of behind-the-scenes action and the best on-stage moments. Jennifer also tells us more about this year's Booker Prize winner – Irish…

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The Guardian - UK

Large-scale arrests expected for suspected ringleaders of Dublin riot

Police promise arrests in coming weeks as government seeks to expand use of facial recognition technology

The Guardian - UK

The Dublin riots shocked Ireland – but some of us saw this creep to the far right coming

Perhaps the mayhem last week will end politicians’ complacency about violent anti-immigrant groups, says Stephen McDermott, a reporter for TheJournal.ie

The Independent UK

Eddie Hearn hits out at reporter over Conor McGregor question after Katie Taylor fight

McGregor’s Forged Irish Stout sponsored Taylor’s fight with Chantelle Cameron in Dublin on Saturday

The Independent UK

Dublin riots – latest: Stabbing suspect ‘may have suffered permanent brain injuries’

Some 500 people took part in riots on Thursday night following knife attack that left several injured

The Independent UK

Booker Prize winner Paul Lynch on Dublin riots: This is always under the surface

His book Prophet Song describes what happens when his home country becomes authoritarian.

The Guardian - UK

‘Soul-shattering’ Prophet Song by Paul Lynch wins 2023 Booker prize

The Irish author’s novel set in an imagined Dublin descending into far-right tyranny wins £50,000 prize

Chicago Sun-Times

Ireland’s prime minister condemns anti-immigrant protesters who rampaged through central Dublin

Up to 500 people looted shops, set fire to vehicles and threw rocks at crowd control officers. The violence was sparked by rumors that a foreign national was responsible for a knife attack outside a Dublin school.

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