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June 2026
Belfast
Man who used hurl to stop Belfast attack says it ‘makes no sense’ for protests to turn violent
Belfast
Family of stabbing victim say 'unrest is not welcome' as Belfast businesses shut doors early
kinnaird avenue
Court hears Belfast stabbing victim lost an eye as suspect (30) is charged with attempted murder
Northern Ireland
Bus set alight and buildings evacuated in Belfast as anti-immigration protests continue
Investigation
Man charged with attempted murder following ‘horrific’ stabbing incident in Belfast
British prime minister Keir Starmer described the attack as ‘sickening’ and said he has ‘absolutely no tolerance for abhorrent scenes of violence like this on our streets’.
Carla Lockhart
Politicians in the North criticise DUP MP for appearing alongside masked men at Co Down protest
Canada
Mark Carney to visit Ireland for first time as Canada PM and meet with Taoiseach and president
Shankill Road
‘Racially motivated’ arson at former Belfast Gospel hall due to become international food store
Labour Court
Omniplex ordered to more than double compensation to autistic ex-manager after appealing WRC ruling
The Late Late Show
Ryan Tubridy warns ‘terrestrial television is in trouble’ due to the ‘clip economy’
one for the road
‘You don’t want it to end’: Mixed emotions for Boyzone's Irish fans going to London farewell gigs
Tickets.ie
Fingal County Council says Nathan Carter show to go ahead despite ticket platform facing liquidation
Dublin Fire Service
Area ‘50 times the size of Croke Park’ destroyed after ‘illegal’ fire within Wicklow Mountains
climate statement
‘Exceptionally high temperatures’ last month saw record temperature for May exceeded by over 2C
Piperstown
Investigation underway into claim large fire in Wicklow Mountains was ‘lit intentionally’
Liquidation
Country music festival says it's owed €135k as Ireland's largest ticketing company collapses
Tickets.ie ceased trading this week.
May
May 2026
Doug Beattie
Former UUP leader cites ‘toxic atmosphere’ under new leadership as he resigns from party
The Daily PollShould Ireland ban the sale of tobacco products to all people born after the late '00s?
Sinn Féin
‘I know my politics’, says David Cullinane when pressed on Sinn Féin’s left-wing credentials
Tomi Reichental
Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental, who moved to Ireland in the 60s, has died aged 90
CAO 2026
The Leaving Cert starts next week: here's five ways students can mind themselves during exams
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