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Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
As negotiations to end to the war grind on, Ukraine's army is struggling to hold the front line
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Woman suffers serious burn injuries after being set on fire at Clondalkin home
Israel sacks three generals over their failure to prevent October 2023 attack
Dublin City Council signs contract for construction of 487 homes in new Inchicore development
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Whale carcass found on Donegal beach identified as Arctic species never before seen in Irish waters
MEP Seán Kelly sends letter to UAE ruler pleading for release of man imprisoned in Dubai since 2008
One person dead after light aircraft crash in Co Waterford
The person who died was the sole occupant of the aircraft.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Funeral arrangements announced for Mark O'Connell, who died after a stabbing in Cork on Sunday
Marjorie Taylor Greene is leading the Republicans publicly questioning Trump's MAGA bona fides
The pressure is beginning to tell, if Trump’s latest statements and attacks against Taylor Greene are anything to go by.
Quiz: How much do you know about the BBC?
Musk's AI answer to Wikipedia pushes racist conspiracy theories and gets some basic facts wrong
Two due in court after €2.1 million worth of cocaine and cannabis seized in Dublin and Wicklow
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Here's what experts think of the government's housing plan
UNRWA's Irish deputy director on how the Israeli ban continues to hinder aid delivery in Gaza
There are still 12,000 UNRWA workers operating in Gaza, but they’ve been cut off from their colleagues on the outside.
Three teenage boys charged in connection with riot at Saggart Ipas centre
Aer Lingus profits have jumped by €31m, but things aren't as rosy for its parent company IAG
Mamdani ran a campaign that appealed to average New Yorkers and terrified the city's elite
Mamdani owes a lot to his social media team, who managed to create videos that regularly went viral.
New Yorkers vote in mayoral race, where socialist Mamdani is frontrunner despite Trump attack
Mamdani is up against former New York governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa.
Israeli lawyer who leaked video of soldiers appearing to abuse Palestinian detainee arrested
Cost of motor insurance rose by 9% last year, Central Bank study shows
Man assaulted in Kildare last Sunday dies in hospital
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Billie Eilish accepts award from Wall Street Journal and tells billionaires: 'Give your money away'
At least eleven dead after Netanyahu orders 'powerful' strikes on Gaza despite ceasefire deal
Hamas has responded by postponing handing over the remains of another hostage.
Israel accused Hamas of firing on its soldiers in the southern Gaza Strip.
Hamas denied any involvement in the alleged attack.
US Vice President JD Vance said the ceasefire would hold despite 'little skirmishes'.
Gardaí seize suspected cocaine worth over €8 million in Laois
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
New train station gets planning permission near primary school in Moyross
'Sadistic and petty': Irish flotilla activists on their treatment in a notorious Israeli prison
They were keen to stress that what they experienced was only ‘a fraction’ of what Palestinian detainees endure.
Hamas accuses Israel of 'clear violation' of ceasefire after latest strike in Gaza
'Damning verdict' for Irish government: How foreign media has covered Catherine Connolly's win
Man charged in connection with alleged assaults on two people canvassing with Mary Lou McDonald
Radiohead singer Thom Yorke would not play in Israel again, but guitarist Jonny Greenwood would
Taoiseach suggests referendum on changing 'restrictive' process for getting on presidential ballot