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Yesterday
16th April 2026
‘Cautious optimism’ despite research claiming Alzheimer’s drugs ‘make no meaningful difference’
Incoming Hungary prime minister vows to shut down public broadcaster until it is ‘impartial’
Val Kilmer to return to the big screen via AI as first teaser trailer for new film released
Searches for electric vehicles on DoneDeal Cars more than double since Iran war
This week
12th April 2026 - 17th April 2026
Government announces 45 new special classes for coming school year
Danny Healy-Rae says he had no 'influence' on his brother Michael's resignation from Government
‘I didn’t influence him one way or the other,’ said Danny Healy-Rae. ‘Whatever discussions that were had behind closed doors I’m leaving in there.’
Appeal to trace relatives of 81-year-old woman who died alone
Man (40s) charged after man (70s) dies following assault at property in Co Waterford
Mouse and cockroach activity leads to five closure orders at Dublin's Moore Street Mall
A (very early) extra train from Drogheda to Dublin is being put on to help the busy route
Last week
5th April 2026 - 11th April 2026
Parcel delivery firm DPD temporarily suspending Irish services tomorrow due to fuel protest
Dublin Airport advises travellers to use back roads as M50 blocked
Body of Liam Farrell to be exhumed as part of renewed investigation into his 2020 death
Ambulance workers say they've 'no option but to take action'
Wet and windy day ahead as Status Yellow warnings issued for eight counties
This official traffic map might be the best way to track road protest closures in real time
HSE Mid West meeting hears it’s taking some staff up to six hours to get to and from work
Heavy rain forecast with Status Yellow alerts issued for five more counties tomorrow
Permission granted for Galway City Ring Road after 20 years of debate and legal wrangling
Protests over fuel prices enter third day as Justice Minister issues warning to demonstrators
Dublin Bus is experiencing ‘service disruptions’ across its network while there are disruptions also to the Luas Green Line service.
Taoiseach brands blockade of Cork oil refinery an 'act of national sabotage'
Tánaiste Simon Harris also condemned the blocking of access to fuel infrastructure by protesters.
Westport trains were suspended earlier after a fire on a train between Athlone and Roscommon
SIPTU ambulance members vote for industrial action, up to and including strike action
This month
April 2026
Pope Leo has been one of the harshest critics of the Iran war - but is anyone in power listening?
Man charged with animal cruelty as part of operation into alleged cock fighting in Tipperary
Gardaí investigating Creeslough explosion submit supplementary file to the DPP
Five men arrested for failing to stop for gardaí and later being involved in collision with two cars
Two men arrested after €1m of cannabis seized in Co Louth
‘You have to be serious’: Macron hits out at Trump for ‘unrealist’ statements on Iran war
Man arrested in connection with 2020 murder of Robbie Lawlor
Why are some Catholics upset at Pope Leo for washing the feet of 12 priests on Holy Thursday?
Spring has sprung at Dublin Zoo with several new arrivals, including a sea lion from Mallorca
Woman in her 70s seriously injured after being struck by bus in Cork