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Last month
March 2026
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.
Irish citizens urged to shelter in place across Middle East as thousands of flights cancelled
McEntee states she 'can’t say' if US-Israeli strikes on Iran are illegal
'Close to the ICE model': Nine children among 63 people deported to South Africa from Dublin Airport
Two men arrested as drugs worth more than €700,000 seized in north Dublin
CMAT defends artists speaking out as ITV censors live remarks at the BRIT Awards
Two young men killed and three people injured in overnight single-car collision in Co Mayo
This year
2026
Here's what happened today: Saturday
Heard the tale of the American animator who walked out on Disney and set up in 1980s Dublin?
Tributes paid as Tyrone road crash victim named as Donegal footballer and chef
Mother of Navan teen killed in hit-and-run says family faces ‘forced goodbye’ and lasting trauma
'People don't see the pain': Emma Fogarty on her new documentary and friendship with Colin Farrell
A documentary following Fogarty and Farrell’s Dublin marathon journey premieres this evening before streaming globally on HBO.
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Mayo player scoops first Lotto jackpot of the year with €11.1 million win
Almost 320,000 households behind on energy bills as arrears hit record high
It's officially the start of spring this weekend. It's going to rain a lot
E-scooter seized from eight-year-old boy by gardaí in Co Louth
‘Attack on public interest journalism’: RTÉ editor’s surveillance case opens in London
Irish-founded payments firm Stripe is considering a takeover of rival PayPal
'You don't have to vote for me': Gerry Hutch kicks off campaign to urge people to register to vote
US data centre firm Equinix to create 200 jobs in Dundalk with up to €592 million investment
Man attacked in Temple Bar identified by gardaí as two men remain in custody
Irish screen stars gather as Hamnet and Christy dominate IFTA awards night
Here's how a Reuters photographer snapped the picture of former prince Andrew leaving custody
The photo featured on the front page of newspapers across the globe, but the photographer has said the end product was “more luck than judgment”.
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Here's what happened today: Friday
Trump orders temporary 10% global tariffs as he hits out at 'deeply disappointing' Supreme Court ruling
Tánaist Simon Harris said this evening that the Goverment is “monitoring the situation closely”.
Gardaí seek information on grey saloon car after teen injured in Finglas hit-and-run
Bacik calls for thorough State investigation into Irish links in Epstein files
Laya Healthcare customers face third round of price hikes in space of 12 months
Taoiseach heading to Cambridge University today to mark new Irish history post
Trump accuses Obama of spilling ‘classified’ secrets on aliens
Here's what happened today: Thursday
Apple is opening its first permanent office in Dublin this year, and there's space for 300 staff
Crowd gathers in Dublin city centre as Yamamori rejects Hoxton Hotel claims over noise dispute
The venue is locked in a dispute with the hotel after it brought a legal case over noise levels.