IRISH TIMES - Dublin anti-racism march: Up to 2,000 people marched from the GPO to the Custom House on Sunday, warning that immigrant groups feel afraid amid rising racist rhetoric. The event followed days of disorder in Belfast after a stabbing; speakers stressed that silence enables racism. - Archbishop condemns NI violence: Catholic Archbishop Eamon Martin denounced āoutrageousā attacks on migrant communities during Northern Ireland unrest, calling racism a āgrave sinā and highlighting migrantsā contributions, especially in the health service. - GardaĆ extend Taser pilot: A six-month extension will expand the trial beyond Dublin to Limerick. Since the pilot began in December, Tasers were used 15 times: three discharges, five instances where devices were drawn and armed, and seven where they were pointed. GardaĆ say the devices helped de-escalate volatile incidents; a weapon was produced in six of the cases. - Childrenās records at risk: Practitioners warn thousands of vulnerable childrenās records may be destroyed as a new guardian ad litem service launches June 23, replacing independent court-appointed advocates (in place since 1995) with a unit in the Department of Children. The department says the change will deliver a national, professional, high-quality service. - Mark Carney in Mayo: The Canadian prime minister visited his ancestral village of Aughagower near Westport, drawing attention to local historic sites including St Patrickās church ruins and a round tower. A companion piece recounts his grandfather Robert Carneyās Civil War-era heroics as one of the earliest Civic Guards, helping repel a mob at a Garda station in 1922. - Domestic safety case: A woman told the Dublin District Family Court she fears drug dealers could come to her home over her partnerās potential narcotics debt. She cited his drug and alcohol addiction, past physical abuse during addiction, and multiple stints in rehab; he has previously been imprisoned for abuse. - Celebrity/culture: Dua Lipa and Callum Turner celebrated their wedding aboard Denis OāBrienās luxury yacht after ceremonies in London and Sicily, with Elton John performing, offering another high-profile Irish connection. - Education: Guidance for Leaving Cert students on staying motivated in week three, emphasizing the importance of maintaining focus for the final exams. - Church of Ireland: Canon Tom OāBrien, a former HSE executive turned rector, is appointed dean of Christ Church Cathedral, noting a significant salary cut but greater personal fulfillment.