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Pope Francis's 2018 Irish Visit: Peace, Reconciliation, and a Public Apology
Pope Francis, who died at age 88, visited Ireland in 2018, meeting with clerical abuse survivors, issuing a public apology, and emphasizing peace and reconciliation; this contrasted with John Paul II's 1979 visit focused on ending the Troubles.
Pope Francis's 2018 Irish Visit: Peace, Reconciliation, and a Public Apology
Pope Francis, who died at age 88, visited Ireland in 2018, meeting with clerical abuse survivors, issuing a public apology, and emphasizing peace and reconciliation; this contrasted with John Paul II's 1979 visit focused on ending the Troubles.
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32% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Exacerbate Coca-Cola and Pepsi Rivalry
Trump's tariffs are creating a significant advantage for Coca-Cola over Pepsi; Pepsi's Ireland-based concentrate production faces a 10 percent import tax, while Coca-Cola's US production avoids this cost increase, potentially widening the existing market share gap between the two soda giants.
Trump Tariffs Exacerbate Coca-Cola and Pepsi Rivalry
Trump's tariffs are creating a significant advantage for Coca-Cola over Pepsi; Pepsi's Ireland-based concentrate production faces a 10 percent import tax, while Coca-Cola's US production avoids this cost increase, potentially widening the existing market share gap between the two soda giants.
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36% Bias Score
Irish Government Funds Foras na Gaeilge to Reverse Cuts
The Irish government gave €630,000 to Foras na Gaeilge to reverse funding cuts announced earlier in 2025, while the Ulster-Scots Agency received £137,500, mostly from Stormont, following a North South Ministerial Council (NSMC) meeting.
Irish Government Funds Foras na Gaeilge to Reverse Cuts
The Irish government gave €630,000 to Foras na Gaeilge to reverse funding cuts announced earlier in 2025, while the Ulster-Scots Agency received £137,500, mostly from Stormont, following a North South Ministerial Council (NSMC) meeting.
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36% Bias Score
Legal Challenge Delays Ireland's Electricity Grid Interconnection
A legal challenge in Northern Ireland threatens a €350 million plan to connect the island's electricity grids, with 150 landowners representing 6,500 residents claiming that Northern Ireland's renewable energy is being exploited to benefit the Republic's energy-hungry datacenters, and that the proje...
Legal Challenge Delays Ireland's Electricity Grid Interconnection
A legal challenge in Northern Ireland threatens a €350 million plan to connect the island's electricity grids, with 150 landowners representing 6,500 residents claiming that Northern Ireland's renewable energy is being exploited to benefit the Republic's energy-hungry datacenters, and that the proje...
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52% Bias Score
US and EU Avert Pharmaceutical Tariff Clash, But Concerns Remain
The US and EU avoided imposing tariffs on pharmaceutical products, averting a potential crisis in a sector where the US imported \$127 billion worth of goods from the EU in 2024, although concerns remain about future trade disputes.
US and EU Avert Pharmaceutical Tariff Clash, But Concerns Remain
The US and EU avoided imposing tariffs on pharmaceutical products, averting a potential crisis in a sector where the US imported \$127 billion worth of goods from the EU in 2024, although concerns remain about future trade disputes.
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40% Bias Score
US Exempts Pharmaceuticals from Tariffs, but Future Risks Remain
The White House exempted pharmaceuticals from reciprocal tariffs, averting a potential 25% tax on \$127 billion in 2024 EU-US trade; however, future tariffs remain a significant concern for the EU, prompting a meeting between the European Commission and the pharmaceutical industry.
US Exempts Pharmaceuticals from Tariffs, but Future Risks Remain
The White House exempted pharmaceuticals from reciprocal tariffs, averting a potential 25% tax on \$127 billion in 2024 EU-US trade; however, future tariffs remain a significant concern for the EU, prompting a meeting between the European Commission and the pharmaceutical industry.
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40% Bias Score
Pope Francis' Death Prompts Grief and Reflection in Ireland
Pope Francis, leader of the Catholic Church, died on Easter Monday morning, prompting expressions of sadness and shock from parishioners and church leaders in Ireland, who recalled his 2018 visit and his legacy of humility and compassion.
Pope Francis' Death Prompts Grief and Reflection in Ireland
Pope Francis, leader of the Catholic Church, died on Easter Monday morning, prompting expressions of sadness and shock from parishioners and church leaders in Ireland, who recalled his 2018 visit and his legacy of humility and compassion.
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20% Bias Score
England Overcomes Halftime Deficit to Defeat Ireland in Six Nations Match
England's Women's rugby team defeated Ireland 38-17 in a Six Nations match despite trailing 7-5 at halftime, showcasing their ability to overcome early deficits through strong leadership and a deep bench.
England Overcomes Halftime Deficit to Defeat Ireland in Six Nations Match
England's Women's rugby team defeated Ireland 38-17 in a Six Nations match despite trailing 7-5 at halftime, showcasing their ability to overcome early deficits through strong leadership and a deep bench.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Threat to Irish Pharma: 21,500 Jobs at Risk
Donald Trump's threat to US pharmaceutical companies operating in Ringaskiddy, Ireland, jeopardizes 21,500 direct jobs and thousands more indirectly, impacting Ireland's €44.4bn pharmaceutical export sector and potentially causing significant economic and social disruption.
Trump's Threat to Irish Pharma: 21,500 Jobs at Risk
Donald Trump's threat to US pharmaceutical companies operating in Ringaskiddy, Ireland, jeopardizes 21,500 direct jobs and thousands more indirectly, impacting Ireland's €44.4bn pharmaceutical export sector and potentially causing significant economic and social disruption.
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44% Bias Score
US spares pharmaceuticals from tariffs, but EU remains wary
The US temporarily exempted pharmaceutical products from new tariffs, avoiding a major economic disruption to both the US and EU, although future tariffs remain a concern, particularly for Ireland, Belgium and Germany.
US spares pharmaceuticals from tariffs, but EU remains wary
The US temporarily exempted pharmaceutical products from new tariffs, avoiding a major economic disruption to both the US and EU, although future tariffs remain a concern, particularly for Ireland, Belgium and Germany.
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44% Bias Score
US-EU Pharmaceutical Tariff Dispute: Temporary Reprieve, Long-Term Concerns
The pharmaceutical sector escaped US tariffs for now, but the EU remains wary due to US policies encouraging relocation of manufacturing to the EU, primarily in Ireland, creating significant economic dependence and potentially long-term consequences.
US-EU Pharmaceutical Tariff Dispute: Temporary Reprieve, Long-Term Concerns
The pharmaceutical sector escaped US tariffs for now, but the EU remains wary due to US policies encouraging relocation of manufacturing to the EU, primarily in Ireland, creating significant economic dependence and potentially long-term consequences.
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36% Bias Score
Dublin City Council Guards Molly Malone Statue
The Dublin City Council is placing security guards for a week at the Molly Malone statue to prevent further damage caused by visitors touching it; the council is also restoring the statue's original color.
Dublin City Council Guards Molly Malone Statue
The Dublin City Council is placing security guards for a week at the Molly Malone statue to prevent further damage caused by visitors touching it; the council is also restoring the statue's original color.
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52% Bias Score
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