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March 2024
Poll: Who do you think will take over as Taoiseach and Fine Gael leader?
'Why's he in Japan?': Protesters say O’Gorman must answer questions over asylum seeker treatment
Asylum seekers who left Dublin Mountains camp attempt to find shelter for the night
One asylum seeker said he felt he was treated “like an animal” at the campsite he was bussed to.
President Higgins says people of Gaza will be in Ireland's thoughts this St Patrick's Day
Taoiseach accused of 'pandering to fears whipped up by far-right' in asylum seeker comments
Catherine Martin attends SXSW festival, says efforts ongoing to find other gigs for Irish acts
Boy (18) dies in motorcycle crash in Castlebar, Co Mayo
Two men sentenced for involvement in video mocking Michaela McAreavey’s death
Varadkar: Ireland can't guarantee accommodation to asylum seekers entering via 'safe countries'
Two men sentenced over killing of grandfather whose body was dumped in reservoir in Co Antrim
No toilet facilities, scabies and attacks at asylum seeker 'camp' in Dublin
HSE warning to passengers on recent Abu Dhabi to Dublin flight after case of measles confirmed
Woman hospitalised with multiple stab wounds after aggravated burglary in Co Kerry
Senior Sinn Féin TD says party won't be rerunning family and care referendums if in power
Over 370 Trinity college staff and researchers call on university to 'cut ties with Israel'
Lyrics for Israel's re-written Eurovision song revealed after row over first submission
Dunnes managers warned of responsibilities under new baby formula policy, after baby fell ill
Asylum seekers on Dublin streets call for help as snow collapses tents, leaving them soaked and freezing
The Irish Refugee Council has said that the Government response to the issue on Mount Street has been ‘inadequate’.
February
February 2024
'It's shocking': Irish staff at The Body Shop told they won't get last pay cheque as stores close
Investigation into sale of expired formula in Dunnes Stores after complaint that baby fell ill
Dunnes Stores commenced a nationwide date check of all products in its stores last Monday.
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Series of arson incidents took place in Cork city centre retailers today
Sinn Féin bounces back from dip in support, according to latest poll
The Evening Fix: Saturday
Illegal cigarette factory shut down in Dublin
'We're fighters like you': Ukraine's Ireland ambassador warns against war fatigue on anniversary
Biden announces 500 further sanctions on Russia over Navalny's death
Young man in teens dies in road traffic incident in Co Sligo
Minister fails to express confidence in chair of RTÉ board and summons her to morning meeting
‘How could I be misinformed?’ – Catherine Martin summons chair of RTÉ board to meeting.
Gardaí seize €2 million in drugs and arrest three men in operation targeting Hutch gang
The drugs seized include cannabis, MDMA, cocaine and ecstasy.
Navalny latest: Mother says she's being pushed to agree to 'secret burial'
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
In full: Rossa Fanning's powerful Hague speech condemns Israel's occupation of Palestinian land
Widow of Console charity founder is fined €1,500 over failure to keep proper books of account
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
11 possible cases of measles in Ireland last week, according to latest report
Barry Keoghan is in the nip AGAIN, this time for Vanity Fair