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Last week
12th July 2026 - 18th July 2026
Calls for platforms to do more after ten days of abuse on Jamey Carney’s Instagram account
CEO of Safe Ireland said that the abusive comments online will “set survivors back”.
Funeral of Jamey Carney hears how she believed moving to Ireland was her best decision
The wider Killarney community mourned alongside Carney’s family members and close friends.
Taoiseach slams 'horrific' abuse on Jamey Carney's social media and says platforms must act
8-year-old girl among three people of same family found dead in Ballymena house
The PSNI is appealing for witnesses to come forward.
This month
July 2026
Gardaí and NSPCA investigate alleged burning of dog in Ballymun after remains discovered
The NSPCA said the case is one of the “most distressing” its inspectors have ever encountered.
Tributes paid to motorcyclist John O'Donovan after fatal Skerries 100 crash
TikTok workers 'terrified' over potential job losses - and wary of AI's role
Enoch Burke released from prison for the fifth time
The former teacher has been freed because the school year is over.
TikTok's Irish staff braced for hundreds of layoffs as company announces restructuring
Management have informed some staff that their role may be at risk.
Last month
June 2026
Talbot Street businesses say terrifying arson attack on mosque must be a 'turning point'
A newly formed stakeholders’ association say that there has been a rise in violent and anti-social incidents.
Evacuated Gazan family told they have to leave Dublin despite complex hospital care needs
A Palestinian family say that moving to rural Kilkenny will disrupt hospital care for their son, who has severe haemophilia and a complex knee injury sustained during an Israeli strike.
Ryanair staff living in Swords feel 'unsafe' and 'unwelcome' following arson attack
Dublin City Councillors back rezoning of commercial sites for housing
Women abused by same principal as Louise O'Keeffe say suing the State is only route to redress
Eleven years after Louise O’Keeffe won one of the most significant human rights cases in Irish history, 19 women abused by the same man in the same school are still fighting for redress.
Teen boy in critical condition after crash involving e-bike in Portlaoise
Here are the main events happening in Ireland today as temperatures could hit 25C
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
European countries swelter as heatwave disrupts transport and tourism
'We wouldn't rule out putting them in Portlaoise': In-cell prison phone pilot could expand
'We won't give in to fear': Ballymena Pride returns a year after slurry spread on route
Rotunda allowed public-only anaesthesiologists and paediatricians to bill private insurers
Multiple consultants outside obstetrics who were appointed directly to public-only contracts were permitted to bill insurers for epidurals, C-section anaesthesia and newborn reviews.
Employee charged with stealing €80,000 from Rotunda Hospital charity
The charity is the official fundraising arm of the Rotunda Hospital.
Belfast stabbing victim’s family under 'distress' over false blindness claims
Irishman in Zurich: 'People are nervous' ahead of referendum to cap Switzerland's population
Judge tells activists they have to vacate empty pub they've occupied in Dublin city
Hundreds of Ukrainians including children and elderly face eviction from Cork holiday centre
The residents of the Trabolgan Holiday Centre are appealing for more time to secure alternative accommodation.
Up to 14 open-heart surgeries delayed this week as cardiac specialists strike over pay row
'Devastating shock': Jobs under threat at Kingsbridge Sligo as hospital shifts to day services
Online betting breached the €1 billion mark in a single quarter for first time in Ireland
It’s the first time the value of online bets has breached the €1 billion mark in a single quarter, and experts warn that the government needs to move on tackling regulation enforcement and getting to grips with the risks of addiction,
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Nursing home workers face permit refusals over 'strict' 50:50 EU to non-EU staffing rule
Healthcare assistants working for a large nursing home group had their employment permits refused because the group had not kept a 50:50 ratio of EU to non-EU staff.
'I have sympathy': Judge discontinues order for activists to vacate former Liberties pub
The High Court judge allowed a week’s adjournment so the group occupying the property can seek legal advice.
Dublin renter facing eviction creates hit game exposing 'absurd' rents
May
May 2026
'We don't want your hotel!': Locals to fight against new six-storey development in Dublin city
Teenage girl who drowned in Howth tragedy named locally as Abbie Carmody-Pepper
Yves Sakila's family call for postmortem report as large protest takes place outside Dáil
Black Coalition Ireland has called on political leaders to take action following the death of Yves Sakila.
Gardaí investigating death of Yves Sakila issue fresh appeal for witnesses
'Horrendous': RTÉ bosses slammed over treatment of Seán Rocks's pay and impact on his family