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CEO of Dublin and Cork Airports to ‘take some time out of the business’
Deal to clear way for Metrolink will see ten Ranelagh houses being bought by TII
Dry and bright (but chilly) weather forecast ahead of Christmas dips
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Judicial review proceedings against Metrolink line for Dublin have been withdrawn
Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien said ‘we’re now full steam ahead to tender and deliver this transformative project’.
Planning permission granted for close to 1,000 homes on site of former Central Mental Hospital
President Connolly calls for ‘peaceful resolution’ to war and conflict in first Christmas message
Pedestrian in his 90s dies after being struck by car in Co Down last night
Did you watch the Winter Solstice sunrise from Newgrange this morning?
Man (60s) dies following two-vehicle collision in Co Westmeath
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Woman at centre of viral Coldplay clip says she received around 60 death threats afterwards
Taoiseach tells Lebanon Prime Minister he is ‘determined’ to get justice for Private Seán Rooney
Man (30s) dies after car discovered in Co Cork river
Almost 46% of new cars in Ireland are now electric or hybrid
Uisce Éireann submits planning application for largest-ever water project in Irish history
Popemobile that was converted into mobile health station being barred from entry to Gaza
Woman (80s) hospitalised with serious injuries after five-vehicle collision on M1 Northbound
‘Extremely rare’ incident sees dead dolphin found on Co Carlow riverbank
Health Minister says dispute between CareDoc and HSE resolved but further strike action possible
Online troll goes to ground when confronted by Social Democrats TD Jennifer Whitmore
ESRI warns government didn’t pay attention to concerns voiced ahead of the Budget
The ESRI said Budget 2026 was a “missed opportunity” to fortify the public finances.
Digital bank Monzo licenced to work in Europe and will have its European HQ in Dublin
HSE says National Gender Service does not have authority to close waiting list to new patients
Irish player wins EuroMillions jackpot of €17 million
Motorcyclist hospitalised with life-threatening injuries after four-vehicle crash in Co Kerry
Vehicle set alight as group flees after cash in transit robbery in Dublin
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Man (40s) dies after incident at construction site in Dublin
Man arrested in connection to a number of cars being set on fire in Dublin
Charlie McGettigan plans to hand back Eurovision trophy in solidarity with 2024 winner Nemo
Attackers try to set man (70s) on fire and beat him with bats during attempted murder in Armagh
Status Yellow warning for rain issued for 13 counties over the weekend
Joseph O’Connor's ‘The Ghosts of Rome’ announced as An Post Irish Book of the Year
Gardaí launch homicide investigation into death of Daniel Aruebose
In September, gardaí recovered the human remains of a child on open ground in Donabate and DNA analysis has since confirmed these remains to be those of Daniel.
2024 Eurovision winner hands back trophy due to Israel’s participation