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Dessie Hutchinson lashes the ball to the Tipperary net in Walsh Park on Sunday last. Photos: Inpho. Munster SHC: Waterford v Tipperary: The Big Match Breakdown…

Money in the bank: Dessie Hutchinson celebrates after landing the final point of a pulsating contest at Walsh Park. Photo: © Inpho/Laszlo Geczo THE notion of…

Limerick 2-25; Cork 1-17 As sure as death and taxes, Limerick will win this year’s All Ireland hurling final and annex the Liam MacCarthy Cup for t...

Waterford's Kieran Bennett with James Quigley and Paddy Cadell of Tipperary during their Allianz Hurling League Division 1 meeting in Walsh Park last month.

WASHINGTON D.C. – Vladimir Kara-Murza, the Russian democracy activist, historian, twice-poisoned critic of Vladimir Putin’s regime, and a senior advisor to Human Rights First, was reportedly arrested near his Moscow residence today.  Kara-Murza’s arrest came just days after his return to Russia and shortly after CNN broadcasted an interview with him.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

States under stress. this is one of the darkest forms of warfare, and im afraid we may see more ahead. >> michael, i want you to unpack that because inasmuch as it feels we have touched every angle of this crisis, i dont know that we have really delved into the last piece you said there, right? which is the forced migration is a feature, not a bug. it is part of this strategy to stress neighboring countries. talk to me about what the endgame of that strategy then looks like, where that pushes th...

Refugees. the war is slowly inching closer to these places of refuge with russia unleashing an air strike on a military basis near polands border earlier today. joining me now, president and ceo of human rights first, michael breen. he is a former u.s. army captain who led soerges in combat in iraq and afghanistan. mike, my friend, as ive been watching all of this unfold, i have been desperate to speak with you because we tend to talk with people who have military experience. we tend to talk wit...

Bomb and art school in mariupol, sheltering 400 civilians including women, children and the elderly. president zelenskyy says the siege of that city involved war crimes and that the terror will be remembered for centuries to come. now officials in mariupol say thousands of residents there have been forcibly deported to russia. according to their mayor, quote, what the occupiers are doing today is familiar to the older generation. we saw the horrific events of world war ii when the nazis forcibly...

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