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    Irish data protection regulator fines Google €403 million●Irish data protection watchdog fines Google €403M over GDPR breachesYhnHealthFitness1731 min ago

    Ireland's Data Protection Commission has imposed a €403 million fine on Google for breaches of the EU's General Data Protection Regulation. The Irish Times reported the penalty on 21 September 2026. It is one of the larger GDPR fines issued against a major US technology company by the watchdog, which oversees many big tech firms' European operations from Dublin.

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    EU risks disintegration if drift continues, commentator warns▼If the EU continues to drift, disintegration becomes a more plausible future✉newsWorldEU Politics10 h ago

    An Irish Times commentary argues that if the European Union keeps drifting without clear direction, the disintegration of the bloc becomes a more plausible future scenario. The piece warns that indecision and lack of collective purpose could steadily erode European integration, turning gradual fragmentation into a realistic outcome rather than a fringe possibility.

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    Ireland snub Israel with no handshakes and black armbands over Gaza●Ireland snub Israel with no handshakes, black armbands for Gaza genocide✉newsWarMiddle East19 h ago

    Ireland's football team snubbed Israel, withholding handshakes and wearing black armbands in a protest against what they described as genocide in Gaza. The gesture is drawing attention amid wider sporting and political tensions surrounding Israel's conduct of the war, with reactions split between support for the statement and criticism of politicising the fixture.

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    Dublin housing market stalls amid cost of living uncertainty●Dublin housing market stalls as cost of living creates ‘uncertainty’✉newsBusinessReal Estate14 h ago

    Dublin's housing market has stalled, with the rising cost of living creating what market commentators describe as widespread uncertainty among buyers and sellers. The Irish Times reports that activity in the capital's property market has slowed considerably, as households facing higher living costs hold off on major financial commitments such as purchasing homes.