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November 2025
Donegal nun ‘anguished’ by kidnappings at Nigerian school run by her congregation
Man (70s) dies after house fire in Co Tipperary
'Access to cash’ legislation to come into force later this week
Quiz: How much do you know about musical films?
Bank of Ireland says purchase scams have risen by almost 50% in first half of the year
Major changes to Eurovision voting as organisers aim to head off vote on Israel's inclusion
Earlier this year, a report found that an Israeli government agency paid for adverts targeting the Eurovision public vote.
Gardaí part of international operation targeting money laundering funding Russian war effort
Funerals to be held later for two victims of Dundalk crash
'Unacceptable’: Flights to Prague increase by up to 159% after World Cup play-off draw
'Unacceptable’: Flights to Prague increase by up to 159% after World Cup play-off draw
Vatican receives interim report on ‘challenges’ posed by Catholics in polygamous relationships
Could they BE any more delayed? The final eight unaired episodes of 'Joey' are now streaming
Man (40s) due in court after bank robbery in Cork
Vogue Williams is headed for the I’m A Celebrity jungle and will be in tomorrow's episode
How much could Paschal Donohoe be in line to earn at the World Bank?
Christian religious education in schools in Northern Ireland unlawful, UK Supreme Court rules
First ever Coronation Street and Emmerdale crossover episode to hit screens early next year
Ultra-processed foods are fuelling chronic diseases, says new Lancet report
‘Let us be a pillar of strength’: Hundreds attend vigils to remember victims of Dundalk collision
Dublin Zoo names critically endangered parrot ‘Troy’ in honour of Ireland’s hat trick hero
Nine PSNI officers hit with glass, bitten, and spat on during incidents in Derry and Tyrone
Pharmacists will soon be able to prescribe for common conditions like shingles and cold sores
The ad for this year's Toy Show sends Patrick Kielty to space to a Prodigy soundtrack
Two men arrested after thousands of euro worth of perfume stolen from Dublin Airport
'Significant flooding' could hit any part of the country today - here's what you need to know
A Status Orange warning for rain will be in place across Dublin, Wexford and Wicklow but all areas are at risk of flooding.
Climate change measures helping at Skellig Michael but risk remains to monastic structures
Hatchet and knife recovered from scene of ‘violent incident’ in Clondalkin
Man arrested after gardaí seize €600,000 worth of cannabis in luggage at Shannon Airport
Man (21) jailed for two years for his role in ‘sustained race-motivated disorder’ in Ballymena
Ruth Coppinger says Uber’s fixed taxi prices could create ‘wild west situation' in Ireland
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Flooding in parts of Cork and Kerry after counties emerge from rain warnings
The road from Mogeely to Killeagh is closed due to flooding after the river adjacent to the road to the east of Mogeely Village burst its banks.
The man behind the presidential inauguration chair that replaced the Viceregal Throne
In pictures: Catherine Connolly inaugurated as tenth President of Ireland
Here's What Happened Today: Monday