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Bristol's 1478 City Plan and its Legacy
Robert Ricart's 1478 plan depicts Bristol's layout, highlighting its market cross and strategic location at the Avon River mouth, influencing its growth as a major trading center and later inspiring artist Richard Long.
Bristol's 1478 City Plan and its Legacy
Robert Ricart's 1478 plan depicts Bristol's layout, highlighting its market cross and strategic location at the Avon River mouth, influencing its growth as a major trading center and later inspiring artist Richard Long.
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48% Bias Score
BBC to Pay Gerry Adams €100,000 in Defamation Case
A Dublin High Court jury awarded Gerry Adams €100,000 in damages after finding the BBC's 2016 Spotlight program and online article falsely linked him to the murder of Denis Donaldson, rejecting the BBC's defense of fair reporting; the trial cost an estimated €3-5 million.
BBC to Pay Gerry Adams €100,000 in Defamation Case
A Dublin High Court jury awarded Gerry Adams €100,000 in damages after finding the BBC's 2016 Spotlight program and online article falsely linked him to the murder of Denis Donaldson, rejecting the BBC's defense of fair reporting; the trial cost an estimated €3-5 million.
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40% Bias Score
Search for Remains of Missing Pregnant Woman Concludes in Ireland
The search for the remains of Fiona Pender, a 25-year-old pregnant Irish woman missing since August 23, 1996, from Tullamore, County Offaly, has ended; Gardaí have reclassified the case as murder, despite no arrests leading to charges.
Search for Remains of Missing Pregnant Woman Concludes in Ireland
The search for the remains of Fiona Pender, a 25-year-old pregnant Irish woman missing since August 23, 1996, from Tullamore, County Offaly, has ended; Gardaí have reclassified the case as murder, despite no arrests leading to charges.
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32% Bias Score
Paddystinian": Irish Activists Reclaim Derogatory Term to Support Palestine
Irish activists have reclaimed the derogatory term "Paddystinian," initially used to mock Ireland's support for Palestine, turning it into a symbol of solidarity, evident in its use on social media and merchandise that funds Gaza aid.
Paddystinian": Irish Activists Reclaim Derogatory Term to Support Palestine
Irish activists have reclaimed the derogatory term "Paddystinian," initially used to mock Ireland's support for Palestine, turning it into a symbol of solidarity, evident in its use on social media and merchandise that funds Gaza aid.
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40% Bias Score
Kneecap Rapper Charged with Terrorism Offense for Hezbollah Flag Display
A member of the Irish rap group Kneecap, Liam O'Hanna, was charged with a terrorism offense for displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London concert in November 2024, leading to court appearance on June 18 and cancellation of several concerts.
Kneecap Rapper Charged with Terrorism Offense for Hezbollah Flag Display
A member of the Irish rap group Kneecap, Liam O'Hanna, was charged with a terrorism offense for displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London concert in November 2024, leading to court appearance on June 18 and cancellation of several concerts.
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48% Bias Score
Kneecap Band Member Charged with Terrorism for Hezbollah Flag Display
A member of the Irish rap band Kneecap, Liam O'Hanna, was charged with terrorism in the UK for displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London concert on November 21, 2023, following a video where the band threatened British MPs, prompting condemnation and a police investigation.
Kneecap Band Member Charged with Terrorism for Hezbollah Flag Display
A member of the Irish rap band Kneecap, Liam O'Hanna, was charged with terrorism in the UK for displaying a Hezbollah flag at a London concert on November 21, 2023, following a video where the band threatened British MPs, prompting condemnation and a police investigation.
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64% Bias Score
Adams Wins Defamation Case Against BBC
Gerry Adams successfully sued the BBC for defamation over a 2016 Spotlight program alleging IRA involvement, winning €100,000 in damages after a five-week trial costing €3-5 million; the program had limited reach in Ireland.
Adams Wins Defamation Case Against BBC
Gerry Adams successfully sued the BBC for defamation over a 2016 Spotlight program alleging IRA involvement, winning €100,000 in damages after a five-week trial costing €3-5 million; the program had limited reach in Ireland.
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40% Bias Score
Second Search Underway in Fiona Pender Murder Inquiry
Irish police have begun searching a second location, the Slieve Bloom mountains in County Laois, in their investigation into the disappearance of Fiona Pender, who vanished in Tullamore, County Offaly, in August 1996; the investigation has been reclassified as a murder inquiry.
Second Search Underway in Fiona Pender Murder Inquiry
Irish police have begun searching a second location, the Slieve Bloom mountains in County Laois, in their investigation into the disappearance of Fiona Pender, who vanished in Tullamore, County Offaly, in August 1996; the investigation has been reclassified as a murder inquiry.
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28% Bias Score
Irish Man Shot in Spain, Two Suspects Arrested
On May 13th, a 21-year-old Irish man was shot in the head near Orihuela Costa, Spain; he walked to safety. Within a week, Spanish authorities arrested two Irish suspects—one for the shooting, the other for accessory—recovering the weapon and victim's phone.
Irish Man Shot in Spain, Two Suspects Arrested
On May 13th, a 21-year-old Irish man was shot in the head near Orihuela Costa, Spain; he walked to safety. Within a week, Spanish authorities arrested two Irish suspects—one for the shooting, the other for accessory—recovering the weapon and victim's phone.
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32% Bias Score
Cat Laughs Comedy Festival Expands to Northern Ireland
Ireland's Cat Laughs Comedy Festival, established in 1995, is holding its first ever shows in Northern Ireland, running 26 events across Belfast and Londonderry until May 26, showcasing established and up-and-coming comedians and highlighting the growth of the Northern Irish comedy scene.
Cat Laughs Comedy Festival Expands to Northern Ireland
Ireland's Cat Laughs Comedy Festival, established in 1995, is holding its first ever shows in Northern Ireland, running 26 events across Belfast and Londonderry until May 26, showcasing established and up-and-coming comedians and highlighting the growth of the Northern Irish comedy scene.
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24% Bias Score
Ireland: The EU's Trojan Horse in the Tech War
Ireland's deep economic ties with US tech companies, stemming from a two-decade-long collaboration to weaken EU tech rules, hinder the EU's ability to effectively regulate these firms, prompting calls for a centralized European tech regulatory agency.
Ireland: The EU's Trojan Horse in the Tech War
Ireland's deep economic ties with US tech companies, stemming from a two-decade-long collaboration to weaken EU tech rules, hinder the EU's ability to effectively regulate these firms, prompting calls for a centralized European tech regulatory agency.
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56% Bias Score
Irish Farmer's Disappearance Reclassified as Homicide After Remains Found
Irish farmer Michael Gaine, 56, went missing on March 21, 2025, and was last seen in Kenmare. The investigation has been reclassified as a homicide after partial human remains were found on his property, leading to the arrest of a man in his 50s.
Irish Farmer's Disappearance Reclassified as Homicide After Remains Found
Irish farmer Michael Gaine, 56, went missing on March 21, 2025, and was last seen in Kenmare. The investigation has been reclassified as a homicide after partial human remains were found on his property, leading to the arrest of a man in his 50s.
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44% Bias Score
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