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February
February 2026
Weekend to be very cold with widspread frost and ice, followed by more rain
Man detained in Nancy Guthrie case released, says he hopes police 'get the suspect'
Trump official says Irishman in ICE custody 'failed to depart' and chose to be in detention
A letter to RTÉ about a secret gay relationship has people talking about love and equality
Irish public has left over €8.6 million unused on dormant leap cards
Young family left homeless after flat destroyed in mistaken identity arson attack
Two young parents fled their apartment through flames with three young babies and a 7-year-old who sustained burns after they awoke to see their front door ablaze at 2 am.
Pressure builds on Keir Starmer as Scottish Labour leader joins MPs in calling on him to resign
Anas Sarwar issued the demand at a hastily convened press conference today.
Irish lawyer for Beijing critic and newspaper owner Jimmy Lai condemns 20-year prison sentence
Man arrested following daytime stabbing in Cork city centre
'He walked to town for dinner every day': Tributes paid as man who died in Dublin bus crash is named
The man, who was in his 80s, has been named as Frank Daly from East Wall.
‘My kids can’t breathe’: Dublin mother says damp-ridden council home puts her family at risk
The damp in the Ballyfermot home provided by Tuath Housing has caused mould and mushrooms growing indoors.
January
January 2026
Tusla has stopped housing children in privately-operated centre where Ukrainian teen died
A review into a violent incident that resulted in Vadym’s death noted that the ‘nature of the accommodation’ was a factor in Tusla’s decision to stop placing children there.
Workers facing 'impossible choice' between their safety and their livelihood during storms
Staff at leading Irish insurance underwriter say they've been left without pay as firm enters liquidation
“People are desperately trying to find jobs at the moment, but it is very difficult,” one former employee said.
Why is Trump's administration facing bipartisan pushback over Ice shooting of Alex Pretti?
Gardaí to be invited to testify in cross-border crackdown on so-called 'escort' sites
A DUP politician leading the probe said that human trafficking and the commericial sexual exploitation of women and girls is an ‘All-Island’ problem.
'It's gone under the radar': Senior doctor warns against cutting RSV immunisation for babies
Child who waited years for dental care now has to have jaw 'broken twice', committee told
Bord Bia to discuss calls for chair to resign over his firm importing Brazilian beef to Ireland
Justice Minister says 25 convicted sex offenders removed from Ireland since operation launched
Irish judge refused to use preferred name of transgender child in State care
Another judge corrected a Tusla solicitor who used a child’s preferred pronouns, telling them that the child in “biological reality” was a girl.
Irish citizen among prisoners released from Venezuelan jail after US capture of Nicolas Maduro
Ireland is going through 'a rocky period' in its relationship with the USA, McEntee says
This Jordanian warehouse is holding tonnes of aid for Gaza but Israel won't let it through
Aid workers at the Al-Ghabawi facility called it ‘death by bureaucracy’ as the vital aid supplies sit gathering dust.
At the Rafah crossing, McEntee sees wheelchairs and kids' games among the aid blocked by Israel
Helen McEntee said that she will not “rush” the Occupied Territories Bill in its current form when the ceasefire in Gaza is “so fragile”.
Ireland to give €42 million to aid Palestine as McEntee visits Rafah border crossing
Ireland and Egypt jointly urge caution as Trump threatens strikes on Iran
Foreign Affairs Minister Helen McEntee is visiting Egypt and Jordan in a crucially timed tour of the Middle East.
Over 100 senior Tusla workers told CEO reform timeline put kids 'at significant risk of harm'
A letter to the agency’s CEO flagged major concerns with senior management’s plans, asking, “Are the courts aware this is happening?”.
Brokers in the dark as leading Irish insurance underwriter ceases trading
Tens of thousands of customers are expected to be affected.
'The oil companies are ready': Trump says US oil firms were informed in advance of Venezuela raid
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Man, 40s, arrested after serious assault in Roscommon
Four of the five people injured in Finglas arson attack have been discharged from hospital
Number of people in emergency accommodation reached new record level in November
'The settlers had an outpost near the school. They would walk and drive through, armed.'
Irish solicitor Sharon Devereux says that now more than ever Palestinians live in a two-tiered society in the West Bank.