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March 2026
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AI firm Anthropic (the company behind Claude) to create 200 new jobs in Dublin
Man in his 80s seriously injured after being struck by bus in Bray
Woman dies and three seriously injured in second fatal road incident in Meath today
Iran's new supreme leader urges Gulf states to close US bases in first statement of the war
Donald Trump dismissed concerns over fuel prices today, saying the destruction of Iranian nuclear capacity was more important.
Strong winds disrupt flights as new snow-ice warning issued for 11 counties tonight
A nationwide wind warning is currently in place, as is a rain warning for 21 counties.
Don’t expect a big bump in your pay packet next year - average pay rises are falling
Man charged with murder of 23-year-old Ellie Flanagan
An Irish man became the UK's first Covid ICU survivor - he's turned his tale into a live show
Plan to relocate Dublin City Council offices from Wood Quay moves ahead as contract signed
Mary Robinson and U2 among first to receive EU award for promotion of 'European values'
World Cup ‘too big’ to postpone despite Iran war, FIFA official says
Mounting evidence that US missile struck Iran school, but Trump says he’ll 'live with' findings
Analysis of missile fragments and video footage points to a US strike on the Minab school.
Tánaiste says an EU return to buying Russian oil would be ‘utterly despicable’
UK Parliament rejects ban on social media for under-16s
Oil and gas prices plunge after Trump claims that Iran war 'pretty much' over
Zippay is rolling out on Irish banking apps tomorrow - here’s what to know before using it
Oil has hit $100 a barrel again - when has that happened before?
Three Irish banks are teaming up to launch a rival to Revolut this week
Police launch murder investigation after woman's body found at a house in Co Fermanagh
What’s your stout of choice: Beamish, Guinness or Murphys?
'A tough sell to a guy from Belfast': Irish comedian clashes with ex-Tory MP on The Last Leg
Man (30s) dead and two people hospitalised following single-car crash in west Dublin
Strikes in the Middle East continue as Irish Government-chartered flight departs Oman
The Middle East conflict has entered its second week.
Leo Varadkar says US and Israel should 'accept all the migrants' from their war on Iran
Man arrested after cannabis worth €281k seized by gardaí and Revenue in Cavan town
Iceland to hold referendum on restarting EU membership talks after decade-long pause
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US veteran dragged from Capitol Hill after protesting war in Iran at Senate hearing
Parents say they're totally in the dark on plan to fix 'rotting and collapsing' primary school
Impacted families say they were given less than 24 hours’ notice of the closure, as concerns mount over the condition of the school’s ageing prefab buildings.
Iran claims to have struck US oil tanker, hours after Israel launched a fresh attack on Tehran
87 bodies recovered as US confirms it sank an Iranian vessel in Indian Ocean
Overnight Israeli strikes in Beirut killed at least six people as Iran launched more missiles at Tel Aviv.
Paid €500 for heating oil last week? Now it could cost you €725 (or more)
More than half a million car journeys avoided every day in Dublin by walking and cycling
Iran launches attacks on Israel and US military bases in the Gulf following Khamenei death
Crowds have gathered in Iranian cities to call for vengeance following the killing of Khamenei in US and Israeli attacks.