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PSNI treating graffiti targeting rape survivor Gisèle Pelicot as 'racially-motivated hate crime'
Yesterday
14th July 2026
Calls for ‘urgent action’ after The Journal Investigates report on nitrous oxide canisters
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
‘If we die, we die together’: Woman describes moment husband nearly sucked out of Ryanair plane
Drugs, alcohol, flares, knives and World Cup jerseys among contraband seized recently by Revenue
This week
12th July 2026 - 15th July 2026
PSNI launch murder investigation after three people found dead at family home in Ballymena
Limerick gardaí cleared of road traffic offences launch legal proceedings to recover compensation
Last week
5th July 2026 - 11th July 2026
Kilkenny Castle to close early today and into next week due to high temperature warning
Man arrested in relation to replica mosque placed on loyalist bonfire in Co Tyrone
A group of church leaders told the Taoiseach to use the EU presidency to speed up delivery
'Shameful scenes': Two men jailed in relation to rioting in Ballymena last summer
Cyclist (50s) dies following collision in Co Mayo
Simon Harris to chair two-day meeting of EU finance and economy ministers in Brussels
Artist behind new Dublin mural says he faced additional barriers because work depicted trans man
“The minute I make anything about being a refugee or being queer, it’s a different ball game,” Joe Caslin said.
Family of diabetic man detained in Croatia says he needs to be ‘urgently’ transferred to hospital
Re-Turn says recycling rates of plastic bottles has risen to over 90% since scheme introduced
Man left in critical condition after late-night attack in Dublin city centre
Case of man charged with attempted murder after Belfast stabbing to be sent to Crown Court
Hot temperatures to continue into the weekend and could be even warmer next week
EU social affairs ministers meeting in solar-powered secondary school in Ballina today
This month
July 2026
Why has a conservative sect been excommunicated from the Catholic Church?
‘Holiday from hell’: Irish family’s cabin in France destroyed by wildfire hours after arrival
Man (20s) seriously injured after shooting in Dublin
Social Democrats TD Daniel Ennis is suing online campaigner Nick Delehanty
Cavan gardaí hit out at ‘fake news’ in relation to alleged suspicious approach towards a child
Rotunda master says it is ‘unconscionable’ women were made to feel ‘guilty’ over private care
Stardust campaigner Bridget McDermott, who lost three children in the tragedy, dies aged 89
Number of boil water notices and water restriction notices increased by around 20% last year
Last month
June 2026
Red Line Luas services have reopened between Red Cow and Belgard but operating with delays
'Kindest, friendliest soul': Tributes paid to Mullingar locals killed in Malaga crash
Three Westmeath people killed in crash near Malaga named locally
'Damaged beyond repair': The fallout within the DUP from the Jeffrey Donaldson revelations
Quiz: How well do you remember UK prime ministers of the past two decades?
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
DUP to commission ‘detailed review’ following conviction of former leader Jeffrey Donaldson
Simon Harris met with a group of influencers this week to talk about his new savings scheme
Ireland is in the midst of a heatwave, but what exactly counts as a heatwave?