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Yesterday
15th January 2026
Iran says no executions imminent as US sanctions security chiefs over protest crackdown
This week
11th January 2026 - 16th January 2026
McEntee calls opposition outrage over increased funds to World Bank 'absolute nonsense'
'It is not the role of the GAA to be the moral guardians': GAA publish report on Allianz partnership
Áras ceremony for new Iranian ambassador 'not appropriate' due to Iran protest crackdowns
'Tone-deaf and detached from reality': Government grilled over pay rises for semi-State CEOs
US prosecutors have opened an inquiry into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell
'People assume this is just about beef': Two Irish MEPs argue the pros and cons of Mercosur
'I want a revolution': Iranians in Ireland fear for their families during communications blackout
“Almost all potential leaders inside the country are already imprisoned, silenced or killed,” Zahra said.
Taoiseach condemns 'repression' in Iran as Trump says US considering 'very strong options'
Trump said his administration was in talks to set up a meeting with Tehran.
An Post to raise stamp prices from February
Last week
4th January 2026 - 10th January 2026
'A colossal own goal': Trump withdraws US from 66 global organisations and treaties
Explainer: What is Mercosur, and what will happen at tomorrow's landmark vote?
Revenue seizes 13 million cigarettes at Dublin Port
Black gold: How did Maduro and Venezuela become a target of Trump?
“They took our oil away from us,” Donald Trump said.
How is Grok creating sexualised images of women, and what should you do if you're affected?
Venezuela Q&A: What next - and is this Trump's new era of US dominance?
The 9 at 9: Sunday
This month
January 2026
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Trump says US will ‘run’ Venezuela until new regime and US oil firms will go to the country
At least seven explosions and low-flying aircraft were heard around 2am local time in Venezuela’s capital, Caracas.
At least 10 people have died in Iran protests
OpenAI (the company behind ChatGPT) has just signed a government charter on digital inclusion
The European Union's poorest nation joined the Euro as of midnight
From soft power to sportswashing: why Saudi Arabia is spending billions to revolutionise sport
Last month
December 2025
New ballroom at Trump Doonbeg resort won't impact local protected snail species, plans claim
'Sensitivities' around Ireland's neutrality and the question of attending VE Day 50 in Paris
Job postings are falling as unemployment ticks up - but not because the economy is weakening
The Central Bank issued the stark warnings in their latest quarterly bulletin, but added that the economy is still on the up.
'An insult to what art is': Údarás na Gaeltachta's AI competition faces backlash from artists
The Gaeltacht development agency defended its decision.
Activist group slams GAA's 'business as usual approach in time of genocide' after Allianz decision
Activist group slams GAA's 'business as usual approach in time of genocide' after Allianz decision
Uisce Éireann submits planning application for largest-ever water project in Irish history
ESRI warns government didn’t pay attention to concerns voiced ahead of the Budget
The ESRI said Budget 2026 was a “missed opportunity” to fortify the public finances.
Irish economy 'highly vulnerable' due to reliance on multinational corporations - ESRI
Anger after re-opening of Wexford-Waterford train line is omitted from government spending plan
McDonald says 'bugger all' is being done to keep energy prices down
Athenry recover to force Finbarr's to All-Ireland final replay
Athenry recover to force Finbarr's to All-Ireland final replay
Planning application lodged for 170km pipeline to bring water from Shannon to Dublin
The project is estimated to cost between €4.5 billion and €6 billion.
Ireland outperforms North on disposable income and life expectancy - but not on employment
Small companies in medical sector such as GPs 'critically' unprepared for cyber threats