AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAI & Governance: Knowledge Networks and Regulating AI have launched “The AI Policy 100 (2026)”, spotlighting 100 global leaders shaping how AI is regulated and governed. Music & Culture: Phoebe Bridgers’ new album Lost Weekend will be played in full at planetariums worldwide this weekend, including Armagh Observatory and Planetarium. Irish Music in the Spotlight: Glen Hansard’s Falling Slowly surged up the charts after his funeral, while Bono delivered a heartfelt tribute at the service. Community & Heritage: Belfast’s Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann has already smashed early footfall predictions, with city-centre visitors topping 900,000 in the first stretch. Local Life & Fundraising: Life Pharmacy is urging communities in Mayo to walk 100km this September for Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation. Respect for the Past: Gardaí are investigating damage to 18 gravestones at Monachan Graveyard in Wexford, described as deeply disturbing by local councillors. Rights & Inclusion: Taoiseach Micheál Martin says Ireland must be more systematic in supporting minorities, arguing diversity is not a threat. Film Release: The Lost Children of Tuam is set for Irish cinema release on September 25, with a UK rollout to follow.
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