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Here's What Happened Today: Saturday

George Foreman dies aged 76, two killed in Israeli attack on Lebanon, and protest march takes place in Dublin.

NEED TO CATCH up? The Journal brings you a round-up of today’s news.

IRELAND

572Religious Scenes_90723842 A group of individuals participates in a religious procession, carrying colourful banners and symbols while walking outside the GPO. Leah Farrell / © RollingNews.ie Leah Farrell / © RollingNews.ie / © RollingNews.ie

INTERNATIONAL

a-pink-smoke-is-fired-as-people-march-during-the-international-day-against-racism-and-fascism-in-paris-saturday-march-22-2025-ap-photothibault-camus A pink smoke is fired as people march during the international day against racism and fascism, in Paris, France. Alamy Stock Photo Alamy Stock Photo

#LEBANON: Two people including a girl were killed in an Israeli attack on a southern Lebanese town today, state media reported, after Israel launched air strikes in response to cross-border rocket fire.

#THE VATICAN: Pope Francis is to be discharged from hospital tomorrow after five weeks of treatment.

#UNITED STATES: US boxing legend George Foreman has died at the age of 76, his family announced.

#HEATHROW AIRPORT: Heathrow Airport is “open and fully operational”, a day after the airport was forced to close after a loss of power caused by a fire at a nearby substation.

PARTING SHOT

TATTOOS CAN BE more than decorative ink on a body; they can have therapeutic effects for cancer survivors, a researcher at Dublin City University says.

Adam Daly, a psychology researcher at Dublin City University, is examining the practice of therapeutic tattooing for cancer survivors. Daly said such tattoos can fulfil a “psychological purpose” as well as being an aesthetic choice.

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