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2025
The 9 at 9: Saturday
The 9 at 9: Friday
Damp and blustery start to the day, with mixed weather forecast for the weekend
McEntee says 'her intention' is that all children with additional needs will be offered a school place in September
Gardaí seize €350,000 worth of cocaine after probationer notices suspicious behaviour at traffic stop
Corrib Oil says it will create 1,200 jobs over the next five years
Man appears in court charged with murder of Gillian Curran in Waterford City
'Urgent' appeal issued for blood donors in the wake of Storm Éowyn
Here's What Happened: Sunday
Lukashenko says jailed opponents 'opened mouths too widely' as he is set to extend three-decade rule
'They thought they could make a mockery out of our parliament': Dáil speaking row rumbles on
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Lowry requests permission to address Dáil to respond to Doherty allegations
After nearly 100 years, Dublin's 46A bus route will cease operation tonight
Man arrested after woman (40s) found dead at residence in Waterford City
80-year-old woman struck by car in Donegal dies in hospital
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Police in Belfast arrest man on suspicion of burglary after rescuing him from a tree
Man (30s) charged following garda raids in Limerick City
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Two more men arrested on boat on Shannon Estuary in connection with alleged drug trafficking
These are the Budget 2025 measures that will take effect from today
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In memoriam: Remembering the famous faces from around the world we lost in 2024
In memoriam: Remembering the well-known Irish people we lost in 2024
A look back at some of the greats and well-known people we lost this year.
Glen of Imaal explosion: Incoming TDs will meet with survivors
Survivors of the Glen of Imaal explosion want an apology from the State.
Sales down for large retailers, but hospitality up in Dublin City Centre ahead of Christmas
Did you get a gift card or voucher for Christmas? Over a third of people let them expire
Gardaí call again for witnesses after woman (70s) seriously injured in stolen vehicle hit-and-run
Ex-racehorse that won over €20,000 found emaciated and tied to a fence
Man travelling on electric motorbike seriously injured in Limerick crash
'Nothing is permanent': PBP's Gino Kenny considering next move after two terms in Dáil
Storm Darragh: 175,000 premises still without power as work to restore water, power and service continues
A Status Orange wind warning remains in place for the entire country.
According to ESB Powercheck, 175,000 homes, businesses and farms remain without power, and there have been numerous reports of fallen trees and debris on the roads.
In Co Antrim, power generation facility EP Ballylumford reported damage to one of its chimneys resulting in a pause in operations.
All rail services suspended in the North with multiple road closures across the country
Condolences page for Padraig Nally removed from RIP.ie over anti-Traveller comments
Harris takes swipe at Sinn Féin while defending senator at centre of Dundalk assault controversy
Status Yellow snow and ice warning now in place across the north of Ireland
The week ahead will be cold, with frost and ice forming in many places.
Two men charged in connection with a fatal stabbing last year in Tallaght