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2nd August 2026 - 15th August 2026
At least 300 children reportedly killed in Gaza since ceasefire began last year
Last month
July 2026
Extra barriers at Vico Baths due to 'unacceptable behaviour towards contractors', says council
'One of our own': A queue out the door in Dublin to sign Glen Hansard's Book of Condolence
Members of the public shared their memories of a man who would ‘talk to anyone’.
Trump 'thinks' he'll visit Doonbeg in September, praises 'fighting Irish' in special message
The US President also described Taoiseach Micheál Martin as “a fantastic guy.”
Did you hear loud noises in Dublin last night? It may have been the US 4 July celebration
June
June 2026
Cyclist seriously injured following collision in Kilkenny
When and where were the highest ever temperatures in Ireland recorded?
Shane Coleman is the new permanent host of The Tonight Show on Virgin Media Television
Two people arrested over 'kid-napping' of three-week old goat
Man in his 70s arrested after petrol bomb thrown at pub in centre of Sligo town
Ryanair investigated by UK watchdog over charging parents to sit with their children on flights
Are you getting the best value from your pharmacy? The consumer watchdog wants to find out
Researchers find Deposit Re-turn machines do not pose biological risk to public health
Why does Ireland not have longer minimum term life sentences, like in Northern Ireland?
The question comes following the 31-year life sentence of Stephen McCullagh for murder in Northern Ireland this week.
This year
2026
Emotional scenes at Dublin's Merrion Square, as brothers complete 33rd charity marathon
“When I started this journey eight years ago, I wasn’t even good at running,” said Jordan, after completing his 33rd marathon in 33 days.
Irish musician was booked to play background music for Kylie - and they ended up duetting
“She was the biggest hype-woman. It felt like she was my number one fan in the room.”
Government faces questions on hospital parking charges as amount collected soars
'I learned how to steer': President Connolly's sister speaks from the latest Gaza aid flotilla
Sligo-based GP Margaret Connolly said she finds Israel’s actions “barbaric” and she wants to teach her daughters to stand up for what’s right.
President Connolly to lead GPO ceremony as State marks 110th anniversary of Easter Rising
Seven-month-old baby killed by 'stray bullet' in New York
Wicklow GAA facing backlash after April Fools post that 'made a mockery of women in sport'
Irish consumer sentiment shows worrying trend in response to Middle East crisis
Nikita Hand to publish book on her fight for justice and challenging the 'perfect victim' idea
School meals scheme should be rolled out to secondary schools as 'urgent priority'