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February 2026
Data Protection Commission opens formal inquiry into X over sexualised images
DoneDeal is now letting users find cars using ChatGPT prompts
'You were a giant': Tributes paid to legendary actor Robert Duvall, who has died aged 95
Hundreds of SNA posts at risk as schools told of cuts from September
Claire Byrne: ‘You'll get a kick in the bum if you think you're bigger than others in Ireland’
Katie Holmes leads tributes to Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek, who has died aged 48
Tánaiste says Irish savers are being short-changed on returns (and he wants more people investing)
So what was in the bag? We asked Claire Byrne about Paschal Donohoe’s gift
Florida university founded by Domino’s Pizza mogul eyes Waterford abbey for new 'outreach campus'
'An hour of desperation': US broadcaster Savannah Guthrie pleads for help finding kidnapped mother
'One of Dublin's most authentic voices': Actress Brenda Fricker to be awarded Freedom of Dublin
Radiohead's guitarist asks for his music to be removed from the Melania Trump documentary
'Auction fever' leading some Irish homebuyers to bid more than they think a house is worth
Did Ryan Tubridy feel supported by the public after he left RTÉ? He'll let you know on Monday
Shannon Airport used for refuelling by US deportation flights carrying Palestinians to Israel
How a throwaway joke landed three Irish stars in Taylor Swift’s new music video
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Kenny Jacobs is voluntarily stepping down as the head of DAA
Derry man (23) dies after fifth-storey balcony railing collapses in London
Ryan Tubridy has another new radio gig - here’s where you’ll hear him next
UK police launch criminal investigation into Peter Mandelson amid Jeffrey Epstein scandal
Petrol has slipped to third place in new car sales - here’s what people are buying instead
January
January 2026
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Renowned Irish abstract artist Richard Gorman dies aged 79
Some Irish supermarkets have reduced the price of Kerrygold butter from today
Fresh rain warnings kick in as Met Éireann warns more flooding likely
Eastern counties are under weather warnings, but rain will extend to most areas tonight.
Tánaiste says government will ‘have a look’ at a social media ban for under-16s
Housing completions hit highest level in over a decade as apartment builds surge
The initial State target of 41,000 house completions (which the government abandoned in November) was missed, however.
Trump warns Iran that 'time is running out' as US deploys 'massive armada' to Middle East
Storm Chandra: How much rain actually fell, and why was flooding so severe?
The price of gold (and other precious metals) have hit record levels - what does it mean?
Parts of Dublin are flooded - why wasn't there a rain warning?
Storm Chandra flooded many parts of Dublin, but the rain fell just short of Met Éireann’s warning criteria.
We asked Johnny Cash's son what the Man in Black would make of America today
John Carter Cash opens up about his parents Johnny and June, their ties to Ireland, and the wisdom their songs continue to offer.
Talking toys and water slides: Lotto ads ‘luring children’ with child-friendly imagery, study finds
ICE accused of using five-year-old child as ‘bait’ in Minneapolis immigration raids
Elected officials and school workers have decried the ‘dehumanising’ tactics after federal agents detained the preschooler, along with other young students
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