The 19-year-old environment activist addressed the festival crowd from the Pyramid Stage.

Lead singer Kateryna Pavlenko said the festival at Worthy Farm is a ‘place for free people’.

The veteran musician will perform a week after his 80th birthday

The group had their first UK performance since triumphing in Turin with a set on Shangri-La’s Truth Stage at Glastonbury

The 20-year-old singer made history on Friday by becoming Glastonbury Festival’s youngest ever solo headliner.

The Ukrainian president called for the world to “spread the truth” about Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Women aged 20 and over account for almost half of arrivals to date, while children and teenagers aged up to 19 account for more than a third

Micheál Martin also accused Russian president Vladimir Putin of 'weaponising' food amid ongoing blockades of Ukrainian grain

Independent TD Mattie McGrath has criticised the response of the Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien to questions from Independent TD Carol Nolan in the Dáil on Wednesday about services for refugees arriving in Ireland.

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy also thanked Taoiseach Micheál Martin for Ireland’s support to Ukraine

Darragh O’Brien said comments from Carol Nolan were ‘a threat to social cohesion’

The two leaders spoke on Tuesday evening ahead of a European Council meeting to discuss Ukraine’s EU candidacy.

The Ukrainian entry, Kalush Orchestra, won the competition in Turin, Italy, this year

Stiller is a long-term Goodwill ambassador for UNHCR – the UN refugee agency.

Paschal Donohoe said corporate tax receipts create an "artificially benign picture" of the public finances

The actor said he hoped to ‘share stories that illustrate the human impact of war and to amplify calls for solidarity’.

The contest will not be held in Ukraine due to the Russian invasion

The primary school pupils raised the money with two cake sales — one before Easter, which had raised €659, and a more recent sale, which had raised €800.

COLETTE SHERIDAN talks to three employees at a Cork business branch who have volunteered their time to help the Irish Red Cross secure accommodation for Ukrainians arriving into Ireland

Cork woman Rosarii Griffin tells COLETTE SHERIDAN about her time in a Polish city volunteering at an information booth for refugees fleeing war

Fiona Corcoran’s charity, the Greater Chernobyl Cause, had saved a hospice at Ivanskoye in Kostroma Oblast a number of years ago

The Department of Education has confirmed that a total of 6,797 Ukrainian students are currently enrolled in primary and secondary schools nationwide.

DIY SOS are putting out the call for Cork volunteers, for a “mammoth” two episode project in July, retrofitting six homes in Mitchelstown for Ukrainian refugees.

"There are no more tears left. My heart has turned to stone now. All we can do is ask the Cork people for their prayers and solidarity." 

As of 22 May, 33,151 people have arrived in Ireland from Ukraine, and 2,959 of those arrivals are now in Cork.

War is a magnet for sexual exploitation, says Colette Sheridan

Visitors to the exhibition, “Ukraine: The Price of Freedom”, which opens at 5.30pm on Wednesday in St Peter’s Church on North Main Street, will get a glimpse of life on the frontline of the devastating war against Russia’s invasion.

As of Friday, May 13, a total of 536 Ukrainian pupils have been enrolled in both primary and secondary schools throughout Cork.

“It was not an aggressive and exclusionary nationalism, but a nationalism which we and so many others can relate to." 

The Ukrainian national anthem sounded in the heart of Blackpool on Tuesday, and yellow and blue flags flew proudly alongside Cork’s red and white, as the ribbon was cut on a new support hub for Ukrainian people.

They may be in their seventies, but Annie and Eddie Quinn are getting on their bikes to raise money for victims of war in Ukraine, says COLETTE SHERIDAN

Eric Donovan of CCCFR described the demonstration as “a family and friends course” intended to educate people on “stop-gap skills” while waiting for emergency services.

Palyanytsya, a free one-stop-shop and hub for Ukrainian refugees, will be opening in the city centre at the weekend.

Students at the teacher's secondary school had engaged in fundraisers to raise funds for the trip, while the medical items were supplied at cost price by a local pharmacist.

The Woman for Woman project in Cork is supporting female Ukrainian refugees arriving in Ireland, writes PAM RYAN

Members of the Cork business community are being urged to donate to a newly established GoFundMe page which hopes to raise €10,000 for the cause.

“We thought the fact that we're a good age might lead people to support more."

Who or what is going to pay for all this extra housing the State has suddenly been able to find, asks Ailin Quinlan

School principal Marc Sheehan said the Ukrainian students have settled in well.

The Chernobyl commemorative service featured music, poetry and prayer and the Ukrainian national anthem was performed by children from Goggins Hill National School.

“People are in limbo and can’t spend the next 10 years having their child lying next to them on a camp bed.”

The head of operations at the centre has said the new owners understand its importance as a tourist hub for the area. 

Questioned on Ireland’s capacity to accommodate the 25,000 Ukrainian refugees already here Mr Martin pointed to the new Millstreet centre describing it as an example of Ireland’s “innovative” approach to the refugee housing crisis.

The accommodation is comprised of partitioned units with their own front doors. 

The first visitors are expected to arrive at the centre this evening. 

Padraig said he has been training intensely with his beloved dog in a bid to ensure Cooper is ready for this mission to Ukraine. 

A total of 46 Ukrainian refugees were placed in emergency rest centre accommodation in Banteer on Saturday, with Cork County Council yesterday stating that “a number of refugees complained of feeling unwell upon arrival”.

The classes will all be taught online and in one-to-one settings or small groups to help cater for individual needs.

Two people - one adult and one child - have been transferred to Cork University Hospital for further treatment.

“We have to say to everyone who donated, you have made an enormous difference with your outpouring of love and kindness, and you have saved lives.”