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This month
April 2026
Ireland among 15 European nations to say it is 'appalled by escalation of violence in Lebanon'
Drone delivery company Manna to create 400 new jobs in Ireland and the US
‘American President’s Trail’ among Irish initiatives to mark 250th anniversary of United States
Last month
March 2026
Pope calls on Trump to seek ‘off-ramp’ to end US-Israel war on Iran
Over 400 academics and university workers urge Taoiseach to reconsider plans to scrap Triple Lock
Woman arrested in connection to fraudulent European passports used to launder over €160,000
Commissioner calls 'legislative change' after garda prosecuted over scrambler chase
‘Cruel’: UN warns Israel that applying new death penalty in West Bank would be a war crime
AIB welcomes new savings scheme but Soc Dems slam it as a ‘tax break for millionaires’
PSNI appeal for information on 1973 murder of 18-year-old Marian Beattie in Co Tyrone
White House defends prayer for ‘violence’ after Pope says God doesn’t listen to ‘those who wage war’
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Gardaí seize items linked to alleged cock fighting in Tipperary
Two UN peacekeepers killed in south Lebanon, the second fatal incident in the last 24 hours
UNIFIL said the attack “may constitute a war crime”.
A third peacekeeper was severely injured in the incident, and a fourth was also hurt.
Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee has said all Irish personnel serving with UNIFIL are "safe and fully accounted for".
France's foreign minister has condemned the attack and requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council.
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Swords GAA club says it is set to lose half of its playing space due to the Metrolink
Woman (50s) arrested in relation to discovery of man’s body at Dublin residence
Man charged after 21.5kg of cannabis discovered in baggage of passenger on flight from Malaga
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‘Short-sighted and damaging’: Calls for decision to end three Expressway services to be reversed
First look at Michael Fassbender as Joe Kennedy Sr in upcoming Netflix series
Grace’s Law: Ban on scramblers in public places to come into force next week
Garda investigation launched after man’s body discovered in Dublin residence
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Two men and teenager charged over attempted murder of woman set on fire in Clondalkin
Seven out of nine child car seats tested in EU campaign involving Ireland fail crash tests
ISOFIX is recommended over seats that are secured using only the vehicle’s seat belt.
School transport fees double for primary school children
Bus Éireann ends three Expressway routes including Waterford-Dublin
Man appears in court charged with murdering Amy Doherty in Derry
US paper currency will soon bear Trump's signature, a first for a sitting president
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
‘Same passion in the North’: Sinn Féin criticises geo-blocking of tonight’s World Cup play-off
Mayor of Galway running to fill vacant Connolly seat on 'Galway First' platform
Tributes paid to Alex Lawes, co-founder of popular Dublin bar and brewery, after his death
Government criticised for exempting Critical Infrastructure Bill from pre-legislative scrutiny
‘We are in agony’: US TV host Savannah Guthrie gives first interview since mother’s disappearance
Government to exclude applications from before 1922 for consideration of Presidential pardon
'Thorny issue': Catholic Church in Africa says it would be 'unfair' to baptise polygamists